Exploring the Adventurous Island of Lembongan in 3 Days

  • Day 1: Snorkeling and Beaches
    30 minutes (11 km) from Sanur Beach

    Begin your adventure in Lembongan by exploring its crystal-clear waters and vibrant marine life. Experience the thrill of snorkeling at the Crystal Bay Beach and Mangrove Beach. These secluded beaches are ideal for relaxing and swimming. Continue your beach adventure at the Devil's Tear, where you can witness the powerful waves crashing into the cliffs creating a beautiful spectacle.

  • Day 2: Surfing and Cliff Views
    25 minutes (9 km) from Dream Beach

    Kick off your day with a thrilling surfing adventure at the famous Shipwrecks Beach in Lembongan. For those looking for a more peaceful activity, head to the Yellow Bridge and take short walks along its length whilst enjoying panoramic views of the Nusa islands. Finally, make your way to the Blue Lagoon to witness a captivating sunrise or sunset whilst enjoying mesmerizing views of the cliffs and turquoise waters.

  • Day 3: Water Sports and Underwater World
    20 minutes (7.5 km) from Tamarind Beach

    Embark on your last day in Lembongan with thrilling water activities such as kayaking and stand-up paddle boarding. Discover the exotic underwater world at the Mangrove Point, home to a variety of coral reefs and tropical fish. Conclude your trip to Lembongan by swimming at the Blue Lagoon, one of the island's well-known spots for swimming and snorkeling.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Snorkeling (2 hours, £20)
  • Surfing (2 hours, £25)
  • Water Sports (2 hours, £30)
  • Kayaking (1 hour, £10)
  • Stand Up Paddle Boarding (1 hour, £10)
  • Total Estimated Costs (£95)

Transportation

The primary mode of transportation in Lembongan is by scooter or motorcycle. It is important to note that due to the island's rough terrain, an international driving license is required. Hiring a driver or using a taxi is also an option, quantities of which are limited.

The total travel costs during your 3-day trip may range between £20 and £60 depending on the mode of transportation and the distance traveled.

Useful Tips

If you have more time, don't miss the chance to visit the neighboring islands, Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan. You can also indulge in locally prepared cuisine at the beachside cafes and restaurants.

If you have less time, consider skipping one of the water activities and head straight to the Mangrove Point for some snorkeling instead.

Airports

The Lembongan Island does not have an airport. Most international tourists need to fly into Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) located in Denpasar, Bali. From there, you can take a fast boat transfer from Sanur beach to Lembongan Island. The boat transfer usually takes around 30 minutes costing £25 to £50 per person.

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