Nusa Lembongan

Devil's tear is a must visit place, it's right next to the dream beach. They have an entry ticket, but it is seriously worth it - they have a proper park, you might see kids playing skateboarding outside and some joggers inside. Go during the sunset time! The sky was so vibrant. It's pretty big, they have good sitting area as well, can bring some food and relax, watching the waves hits the rocks and mist spreading around. The snorkeling trip was great! We saw corals, fishes, turtles - weren't lucky enough to see manta rays though. Here the shops have much better and unique collection compared to the streets of bali, might be little bit more expensive but they give you good bargain as well. There aren't any pure veg restaurants though, given it's a small island. Can spend a day or two max. We later rented scooters and went to ceningan, covered the whole island in just 4hrs, should definitely do this if you are staying in lembongan. On the last peak point of the island, there a nice cafe from there you can watch surfers - it's good place to chill nice music and food also.

This island is a gem! Many beautiful beaches, excellent restaurants, and great activities like snorkeling and surfing. The roads aren’t the best, but you can always get there by scooter or taxi. The locals are super friendly, and the sunsets are absolutely breathtaking - perfect for a relaxing and unforgettable getaway!

Nusa Lembongan is a paradisiacal island, accessible in about 35 minutes by boat from the port of Sanur in Bali. The island is renowned for its translucent waters, perfect for snorkeling and diving, featuring a rich marine life and beautiful mangroves. It is also a prime destination for surfers, offering tubular waves on the reef. In terms of gastronomy, Lembongan is full of culinary gems. For breakfast, the Jungle Bakery, the island’s must-visit French bakery, is a top choice. For lunch, numerous local warungs, such as Warung Bambu, specialize in seafood and are all located on Jalan Jungut Batu. In the evening, you can enjoy delicious meals at restaurants like Mamati, an Indian eatery, or Trader Curry, both also on the same street. Additionally, it’s easy to rent scooters upon arrival, and the traffic is very calm, making it pleasant to drive. You can also opt for local taxis or private chauffeurs to explore the island with ease.

Great place to visit. Staying at 3 monkeys on the island. Great little hotel and bar with good food. Lots to do and explore here. Great surfing, snorkelling and diving. If you are in Bali it is worth the 45 minute ferry to come here and explore real paradise .

This island doesn’t really have that much to offer. The locals are a little friendlier than penida but still kind of rude. The locals try to rip you off as much as possible and things cost way more than other islands. The roads are in ruins and there’s too much traffic. The beaches are horrible and too rocky to swim. Not recommended

Lovely little island to relax and explore. Seems to attract more of a western crowd. Great diving and good food. Easy to move around on motorbikes and there are very few cars here. You need to take a ferry to get here from Sanur port.

Used to be nice island back in 2015. However, due to the increasing number of tourists. The island is no longer nice and full of rubbish. Rubbish are dumped and burned daily at the other end of the island where tourists do not see this. Go to mangrove side of the island and you will see the pile of rubbish. Hope the authority and tourists can keep this beautiful island clean.

Amazing!! 😭❤️ It's our first day here on this island. And it's sooo amazing!! 🥹❤️