Nusa Lembongan is a tropical island located just 20kms off the southeast coast of mainland Bali in the pristine waters of the Badung Strait. Often referred to as 'the Bali of 20 years ago', it is idyllic in its surrounds and retains the charm of traditional Balinese village life. Lembongan is surrounded by coral reefs with white sandy beaches and low limestone cliffs, and on the very north of the island, beautiful mangrove forests.

Just 4.5 km long and 2.5 km wide and 50 m high at its highest point. Life is very relaxing on Nusa Lembongan there are spectacular views, crystal clear water, the sound of the surf, gentle breezes, little traffic, no hawkers and no stress on this island.

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Renowned as a world class diving destination, Nusa Lembongan, is well known for its vast underwater wildlife including the rare sunfish ( Mola Mola ) and resident Manta rays. Perhaps what brings most visitors however is the world class surf breaks -  Shipwreaks, Lacerations and the beginner paradise Playgrounds

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Here are just two villages on Nusa Lembongan, the large, spread out administrative center of Lembongan Village, and Jungut Batu village. Mushroom Bay was the first area developed for tourism and is quiet and idyllic

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For the historians amongst you, you might be interested to know that the stretch of water that lies between Bali and Lembongan was also the scene of a famous WWII battle between the Allies and the Japanese on the evening of 20th February1942. The Japanese whilst outnumbered and outgunned defeat the Allies and sunk a number of ships. Sadly we haven’t encountered anyone old enough in the village who can recall the events of that night. .

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