Lembongan Fun Activities

A small, white sand beach, located on the south coast. The roads from Lembongan village to the beach are signposted. There are a few resorts bordering the beach, the rest of the beach is surrounded by cliffs so walking through the resorts is the only way to get to the beach. Be very careful though about entering the water here as the rips can be fierce. Only the strongest swimmers should consider this and even then, avoid the eastern end of the beach.

A small but spectacular beach with white sand and crashing waves, located just to the north of Dream Beach, and easiest reached via the same route. The excellent Beach Club at Sandy Bay is located here and this should encourage visitors to spend the day. At low tide a dramatic cave is exposed in the low limestone cliff at the eastern side of the bay. You can explore it but make sure you are not cut off from the beach by a rising tide.

Good views back to Bali, and of Mount Agung especially.

A marine research centre set up to monitor the manta ray and mola mola populations around Nusa Penida. MMF works with the Lembongan dive shops to gather information about these magnificent creatures and their critical habitats that will eventually be used to help protect them. MMF lectures are given on Tu and Th at 18:30 the Yoga Shack. You will get an in depth look at the exciting marine life around the islands.

A rocky outcrop on the south western coast. Spectacular crashing waves and water plumes at times. Ticket booth is not in use as of mid-2026. There are barrier ropes but do not venture past them: many tourists have fallen to their deaths here.

Northern Nusa Lembongan has an extensive forest of mature mangroves which can be explored in a jukung outrigger boat. Also great for families at high tide as perfect lagoon for kids swimming.