Blue Lagoon Nusa Ceningan — Attraction in Nusa Penida Subdistrict

Went from Sanur to Lembongan then Ceningan via Yellow Bridge. They are still building the jetty in Sanur, Lembongan, Ceningan and Penida as everything was closed down due to Corona, so the jetty were not finished until now. Hence, if you are planning to go to these islands with speedboat (thats the only way btw), be ready to get wet as you have to dip into the water to get into the boat.

For us who bring two kids along, it was pretty hectic and uncomfortable esp for the kids

Great experience with the business owners & staff they were lovely and it’s affordable.

I wish there was a little more effort or interest from staff and captain (and the multiple other snorkel companies who doc twice a day) to educate snorkelers in the water on grabbing plastic near them and not swimming in marine life’s faces, trying to touch them or interfere with feeding time.

More details below: Staff filming encouraged us to get very close to marine life, sticking the camera in their faces & down holes to get content scaring things away. We swam in a lot of plastic watching Manta-rays at one stop with no concerns from staff while the rays swam around, mouths open, some eating plastics accidentally. One Ray had plastic string stuck on it’s cephalic fin (no concern or effort to get it off). Your usually told ‘if you see any plastic just bring back to the boat if you can manage’ however I’m also aware the waste on the island is an individuals responsibility to burn so that may be why. Thirdly the Manta’s are also there to feed on schools of fish & due to how many snorkelers were there in big groups swimming in their faces, scaring schools of fish away, interfering with the rays path, making them go different ways, some snorkelers accidentally kicking rays I didn’t see one feed. As a diver it was concerning for the longevity of these animals as I know how important it is for the delicate marine ecosystem to not have feeding times disrupted by humans (it can effect population control/ starvation/ breeding & migration) and concerning that clueless snorkelers weren’t educated to swim horizontally as to not kick sea life or take some...

The Blue Lagoon in Nusa Ceningan is truly a paradise found. The crystal clear turquoise waters, surrounded by lush greenery and towering cliffs, create a truly breathtaking scene that is sure to leave you in awe. The lagoon is a perfect spot for swimming, snorkeling, and even cliff jumping for those who are feeling adventurous.

One thing to note is that parking is located on the street, so it may take a bit of walking to get to the lagoon. However, the scenic walk is well worth it as you'll be greeted by the stunning view of the lagoon upon arrival.

The water at the Blue Lagoon is incredibly clear and refreshing, and the area is perfect for snorkeling. You'll find a wide variety of marine life here, including colorful fish, sea turtles, and even small reef sharks if you're lucky! The underwater scenery is truly breathtaking, and it's a great place to get some stunning underwater photos.

In addition to snorkeling, there are also plenty of other activities to enjoy at the Blue Lagoon. For those who are feeling adventurous, there are several cliff jumping spots around the lagoon. The jumps range in height from around 3 to 10 meters, providing a thrilling experience for adrenaline junkies. Just be sure to exercise caution and jump only from safe spots!

The Blue Lagoon in Nusa Ceningan is an absolute must-visit for anyone traveling to Bali. The stunning natural scenery, crystal clear water, and abundance of marine life make it an unforgettable experience that you won't want to miss. And even though the parking is on the street, the short walk is well worth it to experience this paradise on earth. Highly...