Que faire à Nusa Lembongan

Nusa Lembongan's Unmissable Gems

Nusa Lembongan features a landscape of limestone cliffs and coral-rich waters southeast of Bali. The island is defined by dramatic coastal features like the blowholes at Devil’s Tear and the calm, crescent-shaped Mushroom Bay. Divers frequent Crystal Bay for its marine biodiversity, while the iconic Yellow Bridge links the island to neighboring Nusa Ceningan. Elevated viewpoints provide vistas over Jungut Batu village and traditional seaweed farms, with Mount Agung often visible across the strait.

Nusa Lembongan's Unmissable Gems — Carte

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Nusa Lembongan

This island has a great sound among the divers. No wonder, the crystal clear water hosts a rich abundance of species.

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Devil's Tear

If you want to witness the power of the sea, this is the place to go. See how strong waves hit the reefs and be amazed by the splashes.

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Mushroom Bay

This crescent-shaped beach with fine sand and relatively calm waters is located on Nusa Lembongan island near Bali.

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Crystal Bay

This spot is one of the most popular diving locations in Bali. Being rather shallow, it is ideal even for those beginning with diving.

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suspension bridge

Also known as the Yellow Bridge, this narrow suspension bridge connects Nusa Lembongan to the neighboring island of Nusa Ceningan. It serves as a primary transit point for pedestrians and scooters.

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View over Jungut Batut

This elevated vantage point offers a panoramic view of Jungut Batu village, the island's main coastline, and traditional seaweed farms. On clear days, Bali’s Mount Agung is visible across the water.

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Dream Beach

A secluded white sand beach bordered by limestone cliffs. It is known for its turquoise waters and strong shore break, making it a prominent spot for coastal views and sunbathing.