Tag: Nusa Lembongan

12 Best Hotels in Nusa Lembongan

Kj Villanueva June 20, 2026 No Comments

The best hotels in Nusa Lembongan all have one thing in common: you can hear the ocean from your room. This small island is about 8 square kilometers wide, and almost every great place to stay is right on or very close to the water. I live in Bali full-time and take the fast boat from Sanur a few times each year, so this guide is organized by area, just as you’ll see the island. Nusa Lembongan is divided into three main areas that are important to know about when choosing where to stay. Mushroom Bay is a peaceful, resort-style area with the clearest swimming water. Jungutbatu is the long main beach, where you’ll find many restaurants, dive shops, and

8 Best Cafes in Nusa Lembongan for Coffee and Breakfast

Kj Villanueva May 17, 2026 No Comments

The best cafes in Nusa Lembongan are easy to love, with lots of good spots, zero pretension, and coffee that holds up against anything in Canggu or Seminyak. You’re not sorting through a long list of options here. Regulars tend to rotate between the same few cafes in Nusa Lembongan every morning, and that’s part of what makes the island feel like a place people actually live rather than just pass through. Most of these cafes sit close enough to Jungutbatu to reach on a scooter, with a couple farther out toward Mushroom Bay. Prices run lower than the mainland across the board, and nothing moves fast — you won’t get rushed off a table. Several spots also serve full

Yoga Classes Nusa Lembongan

5 Yoga Classes Nusa Lembongan Worth Knowing (2026)

Kj Villanueva May 16, 2026 No Comments

Practicing Yoga classes Nusa Lembongan will feel quite different from doing it in Ubud. You won’t see long lines of studios competing for your attention, and the weekly schedule won’t be filled with hundreds of classes. Instead, there are a few small shalas, some of which offer really great classes in gardens or by the beach, where the calming sound of water replaces the noise of busy streets. While staying on the island, I took a class here, and what stands out is the size. The groups are small, the spaces are open-air, and you won’t need air conditioning in the morning. The yoga scene on Lembongan is still pretty small, so most studios know their regulars. But don’t worry,