Nusa Lembongan Bali, Indonesia Travel Guide
Dorm rooms or basic private rooms, social atmosphere, common areas.
Family-run, simple rooms, sometimes shared areas or private terraces.
Individual huts, traditional or modern designs, private terraces, communal pools.
Small to mid-sized, with swimming pools, on-on-site restaurants, range of services.
Traditional architectural elements, open-air bathrooms, carved wooden details, unique sense of place.
Private villas and homes for short-term rental, flexibility for longer stays or groups. Units are less common.
Many inns are family compounds, allowing cultural interaction and direct local economic aid.
Camping is not common or officially designated; no public campsites or formal facilities.
Nusa Lembongan showcases a variety of areas, each with its own character.
All areas on Nusa Lembongan are generally safe. Exercise common sense, after sunset in particular on unlit roads. Secure valuables in accommodation.
Jungut Batu has best quick ferry access and is central. Mushroom Bay is near beaches. Dream Beach/Sandy Bay are close to Devil's Tear. Ceningan and Mangrove are quieter but more distant from the central hubs. Noise levels vary from lively (Jungut Batu) to peaceful (Ceningan/Mangrove).
Smart booking helps you find the best lodging for your trip.
150,000 - 400,000 IDR. Basic amenities, shared spaces, affordable, local interaction.
450,000 - 1,500,000 IDR. Good value, private, often with pool, fewer luxury services.
1,500,000 - 10,000,000+ IDR. High comfort, amenities, privacy, potentially isolated.
Here are some top picks across different categories for your search.
These options are perfect for value-conscious travelers seeking a sociable environment or basic, spotless rooms.
These selections provide a comfortable stay with good value, often featuring pleasant bungalows or family-run settings.
Premium accommodations with stunning views, more than one pool, and high-end services.
Homes that cater well to families, offering space, privacy, and kid-friendly facilities.
Hostels excel for socializing. Guesthouses offer privacy and local interaction. Jungut Batu or Mushroom Bay are convenient for tours, activities, and dining.
For stays over a month, rent a private villa or guestthe residence offering weekly/monthly rates. Look for kitchen facilities to enable self-catering.
While without large historically significant hotels exist, many traditional Balinese-style bungalows embody cultural ambiance.
Booking.com, Agoda, and Vrbo are good websites to explore.
Always check recent guest reviews on platforms to book current experiences and service quality.
Look for specific amenities important to you, like Wi-Fi, air conditioning, swimming pool, or on-site restaurant.
Consider proximity to activities, restaurants, or tranquility based on your travel style.
Balance price with inclusions like breakfast, airport transfers, or tour assistance.
The main village and fast boat arrival point, offering a bustling atmosphere having lots of amenities.
From picturesque bays to dramatic cliffs, these areas meet the needs of different preferences.
Always look at new reviews to gain insight into the present condition and service of the property.
Verify the specific location on a map to be sure it aligns with the activities you have planned and desired ambiance.
Double-check cancellation and payment policies, especially for flexible travel plans.
