Transportation from the airport to Nusa Lembongan

We can arrange transportation from the airport (or from anywhere in Bali) to the villa at Nusa Lembongan for you. This is including a private driver to take you comfortably to the villa in an air-conditioned car. The transportation costs are around RP 500,000 for a car for 4/5 per person. This is including the boat trip (of 30 min) from Bali to Nusa Lembongan. The transfer is not included in the rental price and must be paid directly to the driver upon arrival at the villa.

You can arrange the return trip to the airport (or any other place) with our staff while staying at the villa.

Sunsets on Nusa Lembongan are second to none.

With all that fine volcanic dust in the atmosphere, the sunsets can throw up a myriad of colours making them a nightly viewing extravaganza you surely don’t want to miss.
Sit back with a cocktail or Bintang in hand and watch the sun slip into the ocean from any number of Lembongan’s amazing bars or beaches.

Relaxation and celebration

In need of relaxation? Enjoy a wonderful Balinese or Thai massage, easily organized by the staff. They will be happy to come to the villa.

Things To Know About Nusa Lembongan

This amazing island has a wide range of incredible beaches.

Think soft, white sand, sheer cliff faces, calm turquoise bays and pumping surf breaks.
You can surf, stand up paddleboard, swim, snorkel, scuba dive or simply laze in the shade with a cocktail in hand.
There’s a beach for every kind of sun lover. Below is our list of the best beaches on Nusa Lembongan.

Jungutbatu (Jungut Batu) Beach

Some write Jungutbatu, others Jungut Batu.
My polling on Lembongan says Jungutbatu but online the vast majority go with Jungut Batu.
Either way, this is the main beach you see photographed and is where the village of Jungut Batu or Jungutbatu fronts on to.
It is the longest beach on the island and great for a long walk at sunset.

Dream Beach

With its pure white sand & crystal clear water, Dream Beach is definitely one of Nusa Lembongan’s most beautiful beaches.
With the powerful surf and strong current, it’s best to stick between the designated swimming lines.
The secluded, laid back atmosphere of this beach perfectly suits the southern side of the island.

Blue Corner

While technically a part of Jungut Batu (Jungutbatu) Bay, sitting on the sand or under the trees in a bean bag and watching the sunset with a sangria in hand at Blue Corner Bar and Restaurant is what island life is like in a nutshell.
This beach bar is famous in Lembongan as the social hang-out for divers, surfers, travellers, expats and anyone who enjoys a relaxing drink on the beach.
Make sure you check out the Friday sunset parties for an evening of great music, drinks & food followed by dancing on the beach and a beach fire until late.

Sandy Bay (Sunset Beach)

With its beautiful white sand and gorgeous unspoilt views, this beach is perfect for a long lunch or a cheeky sunset cocktail or three and dinner at the Sandy Bay Beach Club, a favourite amongst visitors to Nusa Lembongan.
In fact, most locals know this is THE spot to watch the spectacular Lembongan sunsets.
Sandy Bay is a little beach but is definitely one of the most spectacular hot spots on the island.

Mushroom Beach

Located in a secluded bay towards the west of the island, Mushroom Beach is perfect for swimming and snorkelling.
Named after the mushroom corals offshore, this bay is safe and friendly for common watersport activities such as banana boating or paragliding.
Keep in mind that the coral at this beach is sharper than the coral that you find in Bali, so it is recommended to wear some rubber shoes if you enjoy beach walking at low tide.
Can get super busy in the middle of the day with day-trippers from Bali and is the closest beach to Lembongan Village.

Mangrove Beach

Located at the end of the Mangroves to the north of Jungut Batu Village, it is an ideal beach for stand-up paddleboarding and other water activities.
This beautiful beach showcases an incredible view of Mount Agung on Bali and features soft sand surrounded by mangrove trees. While the southern end of the beach is a bit busy and not ideal for swimming on the plus side it is home to several restaurants with spectacular views across the bay to Mount Agung on Bali.
All the main surf breaks including Shipwrecks, Lacerations and Playgrounds are offshore from here.