Finding its popularity over recent years, Nusa Lembongan has still retained a quiet island charm, away from the hawkers, crazy nightclubs and traffic jams. Instead you’ll discover powdery white beaches lapped by crystal-clear waters, rolling waves, mature mangrove forests and low limestone cliffs. A true escape from the rest of the world’s chaos, but still enough to keep you interested and intrigued. Explore unique mangrove forests and local wildlife by canoe, or enjoy a relaxing spa day.

Nusa Lembongan is a particular gem for those who chase tropical waves attracting surfers from all over the world. The snorkeling and diving is also exceptional. Even if you have never gone before, your chance can be now! You can gain diving qualifications at the Lembongan Dive Center.

Despite being a small island, there is a great selection of surprisingly varied restaurants. You can find Mexican, Chinese and even French-Asian fusion food here, representing everything from the sophisticated high-end to relaxed beachfront cafes.

Nusa Lembongan enjoys a tropical climate making it a great destination year-round. November to April is the wet season, with warm temperatures and occasional tropical showers. Despite the rain, the island’s natural beauty thrives, offering lush landscapes and vibrant marine life. This period is perfect for quieter, more relaxed travel, with fewer tourists and a tranquil atmosphere, ideal for exploring the island’s mangroves, secluded beaches, and traditional villages.

May to October brings the dry season, characterized by sunny days and clear skies, ideal for outdoor adventures. This is the best time for snorkeling, diving, and surfing, with calm seas and excellent visibility. The dry season is also perfect for exploring Nusa Lembongan’s stunning coastal cliffs, taking boat trips to nearby islands, and enjoying the island’s laid-back vibe and stunning sunsets from beachside cafés.

WEATHER: Monthly Averages