Lembongan and Ceningan Island Tour

We will visit one of the most notorious spots in Nusa Ceningan; Blue Lagoon. The incredible cliffs here are battered by powerful, blue waves that you can feel resonating throughout your entire body.

t’s popular spot for thrill-seekers who enjoy cliff diving into the bright blue waters. There are a 10m and a 5m diving board and a ladder to climb back up safely. It is important to note that you do need to pay to jump, even if you are eating and drinking at the bar.

Secret Point Beach is surrounded by rugged cliffs, turquoise waters, and white sandy beaches, providing a picturesque view.

Our trip wouldn’t be complete without crossing the famous Yellow Bridge connecting the island to Nusa Ceningan. Steal a kiss on the suspension bridge in between the two islands. This bridge is also known as the 'Bridge of Love'. Visitors enjoy taking photographic mementos of the atmospheric moment when moving between the two islands.

We will visit Gala-Gala Cave or Underground house – one of the most interesting sights of the island. The house was built by a local resident between 1961 and 1976. It covers a colossal four hectares! Outside the entrance, you will see the photos of the creator Made Byasa, alongside two traditional houses and the holy tree, ‘banyan’ or Indian fig.

On your trip, we will visit either one spectacular beaches - the most mesmerizing spots on Nusa Lembongan. Here you can enjoy the beautiful sunset as the light fades and the sun offers an array of warm colours, as it dips beneath the horizon. Enjoy this dreamy moment, with the sand between your toes and a day of memories to last a lifetime.

Have you ever seen the Devil crying? Nusa Lembongan will give you this opportunity. All jokes aside, you will see what we mean when you feel the intense power of the waves crashing against the cliffs; it is simply astounding. This extraordinary place is described by local people as ‘as a sight to behold’. When the great power of the waves hits the rocks, we hear the ‘roar’ and untenable force of the ocean. The truly invigorating nature of this place, simply can’t be compared to.

Mangrove trees protect the shoreline of the northeast coast of Nusa Lembongan. Mangroves are very important to the ecosystem. They grow in intertidal zones and shelter the coastline, preventing erosion by the ocean. Relax in the shadows of the trees and enjoy the cool and calm of the forest when the sun is at its peak.