Explore the Devil's Tears and the Nusa Lembongan Island Tour Guide

🌈 Nusa Lembongan is an offshore island southeast of Bali, as dreamy blue as its name suggests. Transportation on the island mainly consists of short shuttle vehicles and scooters. You can rent a scooter to go around the island, but the mountain roads are quite rough. The main attractions are the Devil's Tears and the three major beaches, and you can also participate in snorkeling and mangrove tours. Staying on the island for 2-3 days is quite appropriate. 🌊 Actually, when I first arrived at Nusa Lembongan, I felt a bit disappointed, as it felt very rural and the roads were not good, and I hadn't seen the sunset yet. The next day, I rented a scooter to go around the island and was pleasantly surprised. The sea is super blue, the cliffs are stunning, and Nusa Lembongan truly lives up to its beautiful name, with beautiful scenery everywhere. 📍Island Tour Route: Mahana Point-Panorama Point-Mushroom Beach-SanghyangBay-Dream Beach-Devil’s Tear-G_Pan Corner 💟Mahana Point I found Mahana Point on Google, and it's a super beautiful cliff with sea water. Watching the waves come in is spectacular. There's a small shop where you can order something to eat and enjoy the endless scenery. There are quite a few people surfing and you can also jump into the sea, which is very exciting. Nearby, across the other side, there is another area of the sea that is also super blue and beautiful. I really like this place. 🎈Panorama Point I saw Panorama Point among the attractions, where you can climb up to overlook the coastline and panoramic view of Nusa Lembongan. I navigated directly there, and it's a very small viewing platform on the mountainside, easy to miss. You can overlook the beach you just visited and the whole view of Nusa Lembongan. It's worth a visit when passing by, and it's quite beautiful. 🛥Mushroom Beach I got lost navigating to Mushroom Beach, which is a small beach and also a pier for departures. Later, we also took a boat to Bali from here. The area around Mushroom Beach has more group tourists and is a gathering and departure point. There are some restaurants and bars nearby, which is convenient. ☕️SanghyangBay Bar and Restaurant This restaurant is right next to Mushroom Beach. It wasn't crowded in the afternoon, so I went to sit down and have a drink. It's quite comfortable to eat and watch the sea from the viewing seats. I ordered a fried noodle dish with lots of big shrimp, which was good. It was gone in no time. I prefer Thai flavors over Indonesian flavors. They also have fish & chips, which go well with coffee. 🌟Dream Beach Dream Beach is actually right next to the hotel, but the closer it was, the more I put it off until the end. I just passed by on my way to see the sunset at Devil's Tears. The beach is suitable for swimming and surfing, and there are quite a few people on the beach. There are seaside hotels nearby with great views, and you can also watch the sunset here. ❤️Devil’s Tear Devil's Tears is the most famous attraction on Nusa Lembongan. It's actually a cliff where the sea water has eroded to form a circular cave in the rock. The waves crashing on the rocks cause the sea water to spout along the rocks, like the tears of a devil. The mist forms rainbows in the sunlight, which is very beautiful. Devil's Tears is also a great place to watch the sunset, watching the sun slowly sink into the sea level, and the waves gradually rise, which is very impressive. 🍕G_Pan Corner Bar and Grill Lembongan After watching the sunset at Devil's Tears and heading back to the hotel, I stopped by this restaurant because it was doing good business. The food was surprisingly good, and the environment was quite elegant with dim lighting like a bar. I ordered fried chicken wings, chicken skewers, and pizza. The pizza here is delicious, especially the Hawaiian pizza with lots of toppings. Although I was stuffed, I finished it all, very satisfying. The chicken skewers were large and could be paired with rice. Once you get to Bali and Nusa Lembongan, you encounter more Chinese tourists, and most of the food here is divided into Indonesian flavors, with more Thai and Western cuisine.