Mahagiri Resort Nusa Lembongan

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Mahagiri Resort Nusa Lembongan

Mahagiri Resort Nusa Lembongan sits on the largest white sand beach on the island. Called Pantai Mahagiri, the beach is equally as famous for its sunrises and sunsets with views going back to mainland Bali and majestic Mount Agung.

Our beach club offers an international cuisine and a full service bar that you can enjoy in the restaurant or while relaxing around our beach club swimming pools. We also have a beach bar for sunset cocktails as you listen to the waves rolling in.

Our rooms offer total privacy and we have accommodation to suit your needs, whether travelling alone, with your family, or looking for a romantic getaway in our one bedroom villas with their own pool.

Your tropical island paradise awaits at Mahagiri Resort Nusa Lembongan

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Best Things to do in Lembongan:

Seaweed Farms

Seaweed farming is an important industry on Nusa Lembongan....After it has been cultivated, the seaweed is exported to Japan and China for processing as food additives or in cosmetics. You can observe the whole process of seaweed farming on Nusa Lembongan. It's possible to walk among the seaweed plots at low tide and see local farmers picking them by hand. They're collected in baskets that women place on their heads and carry up to land. Then the seaweed is sorted and dried in the sun.

Devil's Tear

When searching for what to do on Nusa Lembongan Devil's Tear ....is almost always the first suggestion. About a 5-minute walk from Dream Beach is Devil's Tear which is the main water attraction on the island. Here waves will crash up against the cliffs and water will spray and mist into the air, giving you a break from the heat and some cool shots. Make sure you head around the corner on both sides as there are more attractions and spots with less people.

Yellow Bridge

Yellow Bridge, the connection between Nusa Lembongan ....& Nusa Ceningan and it is just a bridge, but it's also one of the most famous sights on Nusa Lembongan to take a photo. Don't go out of your way to visit, but it's worth a quick stop if you have time to spare or are making the rounds on the island.

Dream Beach

There are a handful of stunning white sand beaches ....on Nusa Lembongan, but the most beautiful and popular beach on the island is Dream Beach. It is located adjacent to the famous Devil's Tear, and Dream Beach is a must see attraction while visiting idyllic Nusa Lembongan island. Dream beach is not a long stretch of shoreline, but rather an inlet formed by cliffs on both sides. The beach can get crowded with day trippers, but you will notice that most visitors are there for a few minutes to snap quick photos at the entrance. Only a fraction are there enjoying a beach day splashing around in the clear, turquoise waters and working on a bronze tan. Dream Beach is located on the west end of the island, which makes it one of the best sunset. Don't forget to check out the views from the cliff top surrounding the Dream Beach for a magnificent view of the waves crashing into the drop-offs during the golden hour!

Mangrove Forest

Much of the northeast of the island .... is covered in a mangrove forest, which are an important part of the ecosystem on Nusa Lembongan, They can be explored by foot, kayak, or a boat tour. From Jungut Batu harbor, it's 3.5 km / 45 minute walk to Mangrove Point. You can also rent a bicycle, motorbike, or car to get there. There's free parking. Getting Around by boat tour only goes for approximately 20-30 minutes. It's not very exciting but the natural environment is beautiful and peaceful. You might spot a few birds, but there's not much else to see. If you haven't been in a mangrove forest before this is a great opportunity to get out there. Otherwise, feel free to skip it without having FOMO. There are a lot better things to do in Nusa Lembongan.

Snorkeling at Nusa Lembongan

Besides exploring above the water, you ....can also snorkel at Mangrove Point. While there may not be much to see from land, snorkeling in the mangroves will open your eyes to a whole new world. There's a vast coral garden below with lots of colorful fish of all shapes and sizes. If you have your own mask and fins you don't need a tour to snorkel in the mangroves. From Mangrove Point just jump straight in from the beach. It's best to go in the morning at high tide. While Nusa Lembongan is known for its crystal clear warm waters and colorful marine life, Mangrove Point is the only real snorkeling site on the island. The other sites that are popular are actually closer to Nusa Penida. They include: Manta Bay,Crystal Bay,Gamat Bay,GT Point,Wall Point