Places to see in Nusa Lembongan

Beach club on the white sand of Sandy Bay on Lembongan's south-west shore — day beds, swimming, and a long lunch.

Cliffside deck above Mushroom Bay with a pool, looking back at Bali and Agung across the strait.

Small steep-sand beach under the cliffs with a heavy shorebreak, a clifftop path away from Devil's Tear.

Lembongan's main village beach, facing Bali across the strait — where the fast boats land.

The mangrove channels at the island's northern tip, paddled by kayak or toured by outrigger.

Cliff cove on the south-west shore where swell explodes up the rock and throws spray back over the headland.

Small café in Jungutbatu doing breakfast bowls, house-made jamu and coffee — the island's morning stop before a dive boat.

Deli and café in Jungutbatu with a plastic-free kitchen — sandwiches, salads and refills, useful on an island short of both.

A house dug by hand down into the limestone, tunnelled out room by room over years by a local priest.

The narrow suspension bridge to Nusa Ceningan, wide enough for scooters and walkers only.