Hotels in Nusa Lembongan

Lembongan is stunning. If you like the quiet life and find Bali a bit hectic, you will probably love it here, stay a while. If you enjoy your beer and want to party a bit in the evening, you will get bored soon, but it's still worth a few days trip. If you are a surfer, time your trip to coincide with some decent swell. Playgrounds and lacerations don't pick up that much and are usually crowded. An easy paddle out often means that playgrounds is full with beginners, who will drop in and get in the way a lot, although this does thin out when the swell gets up. Ceningan point is a swell magnet and always has waves and Shipwrecks does quite well too, but has a long old paddle out unless you hire a boat. Nearly all breaks here work best on the push from mid to high. Devils tears, is well worth a visit. Go at high tide for more spectacular results. Head to dream beach and go across the football pitch next to it. You can take your mopeds across the field There are often turtles diving and resurfacing just below, so keep your eyes peeled! Snorkelling wise, manta bay is phenomenal if you get to see mantas, average if you don't. The wall and mangrove point are incredible, although the abundancy of fishlife at mangrove point is quite tide affected, but it always has 40m plus visibility on all 3 occasions I've been there. Lots of good places to eat, but my crowd loved warung 99 on the harbour front. Pretty cheap but still good. I gather there is better dotted around the island, but this was an easy walk from our accom. They've recently tarmacked the ring road, so Lembongan is far easier to get around these days on a moped although if you head towards dream/mushroom beach from Lembongan village it get's bumpier again. Just take it slow and it's fine. Ceningan is the same, v.v bumpy. But don't let that put you off.

its absolutely amazing!! IF you want to get away from Bali and seminyak to something a little more relaxing, and totally opposite to what you would experience in bali then Nusa Lembongan is the plce to go. There is not much of a party such as Bali, but there is so much water activitites to do and beautiful views, restaurants, food and drinks are so cheap, Flying fox, Nusa Cenengan that connects from Nusa Lembongan through a yellow wooden bridge which was only built a couple of ears ago. as one of the locals said, Nusa Lembongan is like what Bali was 50 years ago or so, so still progressing. a lot f the locals live on the hills and are happy to show you around the island. You can find cockfights there as soon as you get from Nusa lembonan over the bridge to Nusa Cenengan you will find two men with roosters who have a cockfight nights once a week. There is chemists, at least 3, hospital, mangrove tours, amazing top 4 beaches there such as dream beach, mushroom beach, sunset beach. It is simply beautiful. I have travelled to Bali, Nusa Dua, Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Ceningan and Gilli Tarawangan, and i can honestly say.. they are all different from each other and can not be even compared to one and another, as they are all so special and uniquely breath taking, it is a must to see place! My overall opinion : Nusa Lembongan is my favourite island of them all at this stage!

I loved exploring all the roads that run through and between Nusa lembongan and the adjoining Island. The devils tear and jump cliff were spectacular sights and the view of the Western shore was magnificent from panorama point. Pizzas from Bali hai were amazing and massive. You can definitely share it between two. I would avoid nothing next time. I would do the same trip plus more all over again. You must go fishing with a local fisherman to experience their way of life. Above all favourite place was mushroom beach. The most picturesque beach full of variety of meal options and activities.

Lembongan island is a good place to visit, many construction activity for new accommodation are on progress to build, need a capability to drive a small motorbike, no other vehicle are the best to use, golf cart are available to rent but rather too expensive for rental AU$80 a day, better to use bike AU$5-7, beautiful view all over the area, food stall many for western style with rather over the top for their price, but if you can get into the Jungut, area, some of the local food stall give a fair food price (not the cheapest one). too short to visit for only 1 night. Ceningan island are located across the bridge, no car can passing thru this bridge, motorbike only or we may use local service for tour by car at Ceningan island, still in remote area. 30 minutes by boat from Sanur 'Mak Beng' beach. Trip 1 way AU$10 vise versa. Suggest to buy 2 way ticket, cause if we bought at Mushroom port, price higher +50%. For people who love surfing and playing with sea water, visit Dream Beach Huts area, beach are free for entry, but if you want to use the hotel pool, pay for AU$5/visit. Best view area for beaches and also for sunset capture.

I had a good experience in Lembongan, was lookin for a place in Bali a it less touristy and this is what Lembongan is. Althouh it was chinese New Year, so you could stil see a lot of people touring around the island. Most people don't speak great English. If you like fish is a good place to eat fresh fish and seafood. Mama Mia and Tawe Warung are good local places on the eat side of he island, or head north to he mangroves and you will find lots of small places that grill fish for you next to the beach. Also, Hai Lembongan is good place to eat,and drink facing the bay, although a lot more fancy and expensive. It is a very small island so depends where you are saing you can walk to mot places, although paths and roads are in pretty bad condition. We walked along te coast and got to Dream Beach. Go see the Devil's tears when the tide is high and see is rough. Two or three days is enough in this island.

We booked the island transfer with Glory Fastboats. They did a very professional job transporting us there to our hotel and back to our villa in Sanua. Definitely recommend them. We spent a lot of time on Mushroom Beach swimming and the two-for-one cocktails at Mola Mola were very morish and cheap. Food was pretty good there too. Also ate at the Bali Hai Restaurant one night. The pizzas were huge and tasty. Took most of our meals at the accommodation though as they also did a great job. The owner is also the chef at Harta Lembongan. We rode motorbikes around the island and over to Cenigan. Would recommend having a few drinks at The Pirate there. The view was beautiful looking back over to Lembongan. Beautiful views from the bar and pool at Dream Beach also. The infinity pool is amazing. Snorkelling at Crystal Bay, Monkey Bay etc was amazing!! Love this little island and will be going back soon.