Nusa Lembongan is situated 12 miles south east of Bali. It is one hour traveling time by boat from Benoa Harbour. This pear shaped island is around 4km long and 2km wide.
It is surrounded by a beautiful fringing reef, which hosts a myriad of marine life,
The waters are renowned for their abundance of life and great surf breaks.
The reef has been declared a marine park by the Indonesian authorities. Not only does the reef support its own Eco-system, but it supports most of the villagers on the island as well.
The local people farm seaweed. This seaweed is cultivated, harvested then exported all over the world for use in cosmetics, food stabilizers and medicines. Other sources of income include traditional wooden boat building, farming peanuts, sweet potato, and fishing.

Village life is very slow and enchanting. Very few cars and motorbikes are seen on the roads. The people are steeped in tradition, and one could imagine Bali being like this island, thirty years ago.

Although the island is small there are many things to do. Fishing, diving, surfing,
mangrove exploring, discovering natural fresh water springs, underground cave house exploring, cycling around the island. A visit to the bat caves on a nearby island, or a picnic at dream beach.
Try catching mud cabs in the mangrove area at the back of the island.
There is something for every one at Nusa Lembongan.

GUEST ROOM INFORMATION
Twelve guest villas are arranged on a headland overlooking the bay, with seven facing the ocean and five set in lush tropical gardens. All villas feature stylish bedrooms with private terrace and two villas can be combined to provide the option of a larger twin bedroom suite. Spacious rooms and soft tasteful furnishings create a relaxed welcoming atmosphere and each villa features ;

• sunken bath and shower
• his and hers vanities
• sofa that can be used for extra bed
• individual air-conditioning
• private bar
• international telephone facilities
• personal safe
• coffee and tea making facilities
• bathrobes & slippers
• Natural materials are used extensively with traditional architecture blending
• harmoniously with the surroundings