#8 Witness the Devil's Tears
Deep in the heart of Nusa Lembongan lies one of nature's greatest spectacles. An awe-inspiring sight that can take your breath away, the Devil's Tear is a natural rock formation that creates a stunning water show unlike any other. As the waves crash against the rocks, powerful sprays of mist shoot up into the air, creating an ethereal display of natural beauty.
The mesmerizing water show is something that simply cannot be missed. If you're looking for an unforgettable experience in Nusa Lembongan, then be sure to visit the awe-inspiring Devil's Tear – it's a true masterpiece of nature.
During the day, this spot is packed with day-tour folk talking selfies but after they leave at around 5pm, stick around for magnificent crimson sunsets that reflect in the tidepools below.
#9 Visit the Yellow Bridge
The Yellow Bridge is a must-visit for anyone travelling to Nusa Lembongan or Nusa Ceningan. This iconic bridge connects the two islands and is a sight to behold. The stunning views of the crystal-clear ocean and the surrounding islands are simply breathtaking.
As you take a stroll on the bridge, you can feel the gentle ocean breeze and the warmth of the sun on your skin. It's a perfect spot for taking pictures, spending time with loved ones, or simply taking a moment to appreciate the beauty of nature.
#10 Take a yoga class
On the tranquil island of Nusa Lembongan, the perfect way to disconnect from the stress of daily life is to indulge in a revitalizing yoga or meditation class. With various wellness centers and yoga studios scattered around the island, there are plenty of options to choose from.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced yogi, the classes here cater to all levels. Imagine practicing your sun salutations amidst breathtaking ocean views or finding inner peace in a serene garden setting. It's the ultimate way to recharge your mind, body, and soul while immersing yourself in the calming culture.
Where to stay
The majority of places to stay on Nusa Lembongan are on the north and west coasts, with limited options to the south and east. The quality of digs is improving all the time and there are a small number of inland guesthouses and hotels popping up now too. Most people will stay in either Mushroom Bay or Jungutbatu.
Jungutbatu
Resorts are muscling in on the beach hut scene here as the accommodation in and around Jungutbatu is starting to make the best use of those sublime views of Bali over the water.
Mushroom Bay
Clusters of hotels, bungalows and villas are taking this popular stretch of paradise a dream place to stay the night.
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Best restaurants and bars
With a couple of notable exceptions – you should try and eat at Lighthouse d'Nusa Restaurant if you can – most places on Nusa Lembongan serve typical Indonesian and Western fare (pizzas, burgers). The seafood here is often good too.
Jungutbatu
Offering a mix of small, roadside cafes, decent warung and excellent sundowner spots (some complete with DJs), Jungutbatu has the most choice on the island, including a sushi joint.
Mushroom Bay
Mushroom Bay has a couple of decent seafront cafes and restaurants, but go further inland and you will find more options like coffee shops, places selling Western food, and grills.