Day trip to Nusa Lembongan from Bali: Island escape made easy

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Nusa Lembongan coastline with boats in turquoise water, view from above, Indonesia.
























































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Looking for a chill day off the Bali grid? A day trip to Nusa Lembongan from Bali is just what you need. Crystal-clear waters, snorkeling, and easy adventure — just 30 minutes by speedboat and you’re in a whole new world.

Why take a Nusa Lembongan day trip?

Boat ride through mangroves on Nusa Lembongan during snorkeling day tour.
Snorkelers swimming among colorful fish in a vibrant coral reef.
Nasi goreng with chicken, vegetables, and crackers served at a restaurant.
Woman photographing Nusa Lembongan coastline and village rooftops from a high vantage point.
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Seamless island transfer

Get picked up from your hotel in Bali and make your way to Nusa Lembongan by speedboat.

Snorkeling included

Dive into some of Bali’s best snorkeling spots—Manta Bay, Gamat Bay, and Toyapakeh—often part of the full-day experience.

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Lunch by the beach

Enjoy a beachfront lunch (yes, Nasi Goreng tastes better with your feet in the sand). Vegetarian and seafood options are usually on the menu.

Guided tour

Explore Lembongan’s cliffs, seaweed farms, and suspension bridges with a guide.

Plan your Nusa Lembongan day trip itinerary

Depending on your pace and preferences, you can focus on water adventures, sightseeing, or a mix of both. Here’s what a typical day might include:

Divers observing a manta ray and fish at Georgia Aquarium, Atlanta.

Manta Bay

The best spot to see manta rays gliding around—bring a GoPro or you’ll regret it.

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Tourists swimming at Crystal Bay Beach, West Nusa Penida Island, with lush hills in the background.

Crystal Bay (sometimes part of combo trips)

Great visibility and calm water—perfect for beginner snorkelers.

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Surfer riding a wave at a beach in Bali, Indonesia.

Jungutbatu Beach

Withpostcard views of Mount Agung in the distance—a relaxed spot for surfers, beach cafés for fresh seafood and smoothies, and snorkelers gear up for underwater adventures just offshore.

Aerial view of Devil’s Tear in Nusa Lembongan, Indonesia, with waves crashing against rocky cliffs.

Devil’s Tear

This spot delivers drama—waves crash into jagged cliffs, sending sea spray high into the air, especially during high tide. The thunderous sound and misty air make it one of Lembongan’s most captivating natural sights.

Nusa Lembongan Dream beach with turquoise water and traditional huts along the shore.

Dream Beach

A cozy cove perfect for sunbathing or grabbing a drink from a clifftop bar. With golden sand, clear blue water, and a few casual beach bars nearby, it’s a great stop for a swim or a chill drink.

Yellow Bridge connecting Nusa Ceningan and Nusa Lembongan over turquoise waters with boats nearby.

Yellow Bridge

The iconic suspension bridge connecting Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan. Also called the “Bridge of Love,” only scooters and pedestrians can cross, so expect a peaceful stroll with ocean views below.

Seaweed farms along the coast with boats and distant village in the background.

Seaweed Farms

Before tourism boomed, seaweed farming was the heart of Lembongan’s economy—and it’s still going strong in spots like Jungutbatu and Lembongan Bay.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the Nusa Lembongan day trip take?

Most full-day trips run from 8am to 5pm, including hotel transfers, boat rides, and activities.

Are meals included?

Yes. Most tours include a local lunch, often served beachside.

What should I bring?

Sunscreen, swimwear, towel, waterproof bag, flip-flops, change of clothes, and protective waterproof cover for your phone—you’ll want to take a million pictures.

Is it beginner-friendly for snorkeling?

Absolutely. Most tours cater to all levels. Life jackets and snorkel gear are included, and you’ll be briefed before you get into the water.

Is there shade on the boat?

Yes, most speedboats have covered seating. If you’re on a smaller boat for snorkeling, bring a hat and sunscreen just in case.

Can I bring kids?

Yes! Many tours are family-friendly, with gentle snorkeling areas and smooth boat rides. Just check the minimum age requirement when booking.

Do I return to Bali the same day?

Yes. You’ll be back in your Bali hotel by sunset via round-trip hotel transfers.