Nusa Lembongan

Quoting from Wikipedia, Nusa Lembongan is divided into two villages, namely Lembongan Village and Jungubatu Village. Lembongan Village oversees 6 sub-villages and 12 customary villages, covering areas on two islands, mostly on Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan. The six sub-villages that support Lembongan Village are: Kawan, Kaja, Kelod, Kangin, Ceningan Kawan, and Ceningan Kangin (the last two sub-villages are located on Nusa Ceningan).

Lembongan Village has many interesting places for tourists to visit, such as beautiful white sandy beaches, natural and unique caves, challenging sea cliffs, mysterious swamps that pique the interest of visitors to come, and much more that is attractive in Lembongan Village.

Some of the attractive and famous beaches in Lembongan Village include Tanjung Sanghyang Beach, Dream Beach, Selagimpak, Selambung, Sunset Beach, Pemalikan, Lebaoh (seaweed central beach), and more. Other places that are frequently visited by tourists include the Underground House, Gala-gala, Batu Melawang Swallow’s Nest Cave, Buanyaran Art Shop Center, Pegadungan Swamps, Romantic Spot Kolong Pandan Sunset Park, and more.

Transportation to and from Nusa Lembongan and Lembongan Village to Bali Island is primarily by sea route. From and to Eastern Bali, you can use the Tri Buwana Port in Bias Munjul Ceningan Kangin. From and to Western Bali, you can use the Sanur Denpasar Port to the Tanjung Sanghyang Lembongan Port. The travel time from Sanur to Tanjung Sanghyang Lembongan is approximately 1 – 1.5 hours when using a traditional boat (jukung) and about 30 minutes when using a fast boat. Transportation to and from Lembongan Village in the morning is usually by traditional boat (jukung), while in the afternoon and evening, fast boats are commonly used.

Nusa Penida

Nusa Penida is renowned for its stunning underwater beauty and exotic natural landscapes. The coral reefs in the Nusa Penida region are primarily of the fringing reef type, encompassing approximately 296 different species. The coral reef area in the waters surrounding Nusa Penida covers roughly 1,419 hectares. Nusa Penida boasts a coastline that spans approximately 77.5 kilometers, dominated by cliff-lined shores extending for about 56.9 kilometers, spread across the eastern, southern, and western parts of the island.

The underwater world of Nusa Penida is a diver’s paradise, teeming with vibrant coral gardens, a rich variety of marine life, and breathtaking underwater topography. Snorkelers and divers flock to this area to explore its pristine waters, which are home to manta rays, turtles, colorful fish, and other fascinating sea creatures.

In addition to its underwater wonders, Nusa Penida offers captivating terrestrial beauty. The island is characterized by dramatic landscapes, including rugged cliffs, lush jungles, and picturesque beaches. Visitors can enjoy activities such as trekking to viewpoints that provide breathtaking panoramas, visiting natural attractions like Broken Beach and Angel’s Billabong, and relaxing on secluded sandy shores.

Nusa Penida’s unique combination of natural beauty, both above and below the water, makes it a destination that appeals to nature enthusiasts, adventure seekers, and those in search of a tranquil escape. The island’s pristine environment and stunning biodiversity continue to attract travelers from around the world, offering a unique and unforgettable experience in the Indonesian archipelago