About us

We are a group of adventurers and techies. When one of our friends visited the island and ran out of information, we got the idea to build a website to house all the information on the page in one location. Finally, for your convenience, we developed this website and open source information with ratings and a direct booking link. Furthermore, we will continue to add and update information.

Villa Genta Nusa Ceningan.
A Fast boat between Sanur and Nusa Lembongan
Nusa Ceningan Island overview from ocean
The entrance of the Yellow bridge at Nusa Ceningan

About Nusa Ceningan

Bali doesn’t ever stop surprising visitors. The delights of Bali are endless with so many beautiful undiscovered hidden jewels found all across the island. Nusa Ceningan Island is unquestionably Bali’s best and most modest wonder. South of Bali in Indonesia, it is situated between the islands of Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida. Surrounded by a clear ocean. There is no excuse not to travel there since it is extremely simple to get from either island. Even if you just have a short amount of time, the journey is worthwhile. There is a list of boats that will take you to Nusa Lembongan from the mainland Bali daily.

Don’t let its size fool you, there are plenty of activities available, including the Blue Lagoon, where the water is the deepest blue. The love symbol is the Yellow Bridge. You can cliff jump from Mahana Point and discover calm at Secret Beach. There are several more activities available around Nusa Ceningan.

You might think about what’s the arrangement for accommodation. Take comfort that Nusa Ceningan has accommodation for any sort of traveler. Solo traveler? Couple? Backpacker? You are covered. For example, if you are a solo traveler or couple who wants a beach vibe without breaking the bank, you can stay at Le pirate hotel. If you are looking for a luxury option then Blue Lagoon Avia Villas will be a perfect fit.

Nusa Ceningan is a fairly small island, and you can walk from one corner to the other without difficulty. There are no vehicles after crossing the Yellow Bridge, however there are scooters and bicycles to rent, as well as practically every hotel and some restaurants. Obtaining a scooter or bicycle will not be an issue, and they are relatively reasonable, ranging from one to two USD per day.

Connectivity

From the mainland Bali Sanur harbor, you have plenty of boats to get there to the Nusa Ceningan Island. There is also interconnectivity with the three islands. You can travel from one island to the next. To get from Nusa Ceningan to Nusa Lembongan, for example, you will simply need to cross a bridge. You may also go to Nusa Penida easily from Nusa Ceningan. There are numerous boats that can take you to your destination; however, you must first go to Nusa Lembongan harbor and board a boat to Nusa Penida. There are no set boat times because the ride is only 10-15 minutes long, and boatmen will take off boats as soon as they have 8-10 people on board. You will not have to wait longer than 5 minutes. (Note: Post covid situation could be different as there are less travellers everywhere). The cost of each ticket is 60.000 IDR or 3.85 USD.

Return boats are available throughout the day but after 5 PM it might be a little difficult as there could be low tide. You need to stay on the Island or get a private boat in that situation. You can read this how to get to Nusa Penida from Nusa Lembongan article for more information.

Things to do around Nusa Ceningan

Nusa Ceningan itself is a beauty and its neighbourhood is also the same. The nearby two famous islands named Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida offer a lot of things to do. In Nusa Lembongan you can find outstanding things like Dream Beach, Devil tear and Nusa Lembongan seaweed farm. The most interesting place to visit in Nusa Lembongan might be the Devil Tears and Seaweed farm. The powerful flow of water entering the cave and spitting it back out with a roar brings visitors to Devil’s Tear. The water inside Devil’s Tear is incredibly clean, and you might even see some green sea turtles cruising around in the cove. And the Seaweed is even more interesting, Seaweed farming is a one-of-a-kind attraction on the island that was established in the 1980s and was the primary source of income for many of the island’s residents. The canal between the two islands of Lembongan and Ceningan is the finest site to see the seaweed farms. There are a few small eateries along the water’s edge where you may sit and watch the locals cultivate the seaweed.

And there’s plenty of things to do on Nusa Penida as well. Pura Goa Giri Putri Cave and Atuh Beach are two examples. The most well-known is the Kelingking ‘T-Rex,’ which I am sure you have seen on Instagram. It includes a walk as well as a bird’s-eye perspective of the ocean. From the summit, you can get some amazing shots. However, if you are not an expert, you must tread carefully on that road and avoid trekking on wet days.

Atm and cash situation

Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan are experiencing ATM problems. There is no ATMs in Nusa Lembongan and only a couple in Nusa Ceningan, according to our research. If you intend to visit these remote islands, make sure to have adequate cash. Although most hotels and restaurants appear to take credit cards, it is prudent to inquire prior to arrival.

Of all, you will find peace, delicious food, a wide range of lodging options, and exciting activities on this island. Nusa Ceningan is a gem for any type of traveler from a religious standpoint to an explorer’s mindset.

FAQ

How does the internet work in Nusa Ceningan?

Although most hotels and restaurants offer internet access, it is slow, as one would anticipate on such a remote island. It’s not a good place to be if you’re a digital nomad who needs to upload and download large files. However, you may easily browse the internet and check your email and watch videos and do minimal stuff.

Is Nusa Ceningan safe?

Yes, Nusa Ceningan is very safe. The locals are very friendly. There is zero no crime rate.

What types of foods are available?

Nusa Ceningan has a wide variety of restaurants. If you prefer traditional Balinese cuisine, you will find it in most restaurants.