Let our manager book you a boat: snorkelling, swimming with the mantarays, fishing or cruise the coastline, visit quiet beaches and enjoy the sea and what it has to offer. If you wish to book activities our onsite manager will assist you. Please fill this form to help him

Personal Trainers, Yoga and Meditation, Surf Lessons are all available - book with our manager.

Pop over to the Beach Club at Sandy Bay for an evening cocktail and barbecue of fresh fish and meats.

Visit the Underground House in Lembongan Village, a labyrinth of caves excavated from the limestone rock by local farmer and priest Made Biasa using only a hammer, chisel – and 15 years patience and hard work.

Climb the steps to Pura Puncak Sari, a sacred hilltop templewhich commands fabulous views over the neighboring islands and Bali’s east coast.

Pantai Tanjung Sanghyang

This beautiful bay, unofficially named Mushroom Bay after the mushroom corals offshore, has a crescent of bright white beach. By day, the tranquillity can be disturbed by banana-boat riders or parasailers. Otherwise, this is a dream beach. The most interesting way to get here from Jungutbatu is to walk along the trail that starts from the southern end of the main beach and follows the coastline for a km or so. Alternatively, take a Taxi or a motorbike from Jungutbatu.

Jungutbatu Beach

The beach here, a mostly lovely arc of white sand with clear blue water, has views across to Gunung Agung in Bali. The pleasant seawall walkway is ideal for strolling, especially – as you’d guess – at sunset. Floating boats save the scene from being idyllic cliché. The once redolent odour of drying farmed seaweed is fading away as all available land is turned over to tourism.

Pura Puseh

At the north end of town where the island’s main road passes, you can ascend a long stone staircase to Pura Puseh, the village temple. It has great views from its hilltop location.