Visiting Nusa Lembongan Mangrove Forest in Bali Province


Most people recognize Nusa Lembongan Island for its amazing beaches, no? However, the island has other allures that tourists can enjoy during the visit. This includes the mangrove forest, which is located on the shoreline. As people may expect, they may see lush mangrove trees in that area. This distinct nuance soothes visitors, for sure. It is because tourists can conduct exploration while learning some species of mangroves on the site. The location is suitable for numerous activities too, in fact. These include photography, sightseeing, and relaxation. Thanks to the beautiful landscape.

The Nuance
When it comes to nuance, Nusa Lembongan Mangrove Forest looks serene due to the low number of visitors. Despite the fact, the site never loses its visitors. Thanks to the popularity. In terms of size, it has a total area of 230 hectares. Tourists can also feel its natural ambiance due to the presence of beautiful mangrove trees on the shore. Most of these trees have a height of about 6 meters and they have at least 11 species! Therefore, tourists should come with a local guide who can explain the name and types of those mangroves during the exploration.

Exploring Nusa Lembongan Mangrove Forest
Along the way to Nusa Lembongan Mangrove Forest, tourists may see majestic mangrove roots (having the height of about 6 meters). Not to mention there are 11 species that tourists can find there, including Bako, Bakau Pitih, Banang-Banang, and Sonneritia Alba. Their appearance is definitely amazing and worth photo shots. This is why all tourists should not forget carrying a camera during the visit. It is also recommended to come with either friends or families for a merrier nuance.

Once arriving at the site, tourists should look for a boat service right away. The purpose is to explore the mangrove site by boat comfortably. Here is the thing. The fee is considered expensive, so everyone should have prepared the money beforehand. Another tip is related to the time. Tourists should consider visiting the site only in the morning during the high tide. It is because the landscape is prettier and the atmosphere is more comfortable at the time.

The only disappointment is that Nusa Lembongan Mangrove Forest doesn’t come with excellent accommodations. This explains why tourists must get a hotel room beforehand and carry enough supplies like snacks and bottled water when visiting the site. Don’t forget to carry a camera to capture many interesting objects later, including the mangrove trees, Jalak Bali (exotic local bird), and much more!

Nearby Attractions

  • Mangrove Point
  • Lembongan Watersport

How to Get There
Those who come from Jakarta City should take an airplane service in order to reach Bali Province. They can get the airplane at Soekarno – Hatta International Airport and head to Ngurah Rai Airport right away. This flight may take around 1 hour and 40 minutes, actually. Once they arrive at Denpasar City, the next destination is none other than Sanur Port. The distance is 17.3 km and the best route to take is By Pass Ngurah Rai Street. This trip may take approximately 31 minutes. From Sanur Boat, a voyage to Nusa Penida takes around 30 minutes. Once arriving at Jungut Batu Port, tourists should take Jungutbatu Street and head to the mangrove forest directly. The distance is 3.5 km, so the trip takes around 11 minutes or less.

Where to Stay

  • Pesona Mangrove Bungalow


Latest News

Exploring Bali’s Coffee Culture: A Honeymooner’s Guide

Image credit: https://www.pexels.com/photo/woman-pouring-cappuccino-302896/ In a recent survey by elite travel company, Kuoni, Bali officially took the top spot for the world’s best holiday destination, beating out typical favorites like Hawaii and the Maldives. The reasons are manifold. Bali not only has beautiful beaches, but also an award-winning gastronomic culture as well as off-the-beaten gourmet adventures for honeymooners with a discerning palate. You might associate culinary travel with wine, cheese, or a Michelin-starred trail, but for many, it’s the unbeatable aroma of their favorite roast coffee bean that really tugs at…


Getting to know Nyepi Day in Indonesia

Nyepi Day is a Hindu New Year in Bali which is celebrated on the first new moon in March. It is usually celebrated on the same day as the Indian festival, Ugadi. Nyepi Day TraditionsA few days before Nyepi, a Balinese Hindu purification ceremony and ritual called Melasti takes place. During Melasti, parades of villagers carry all the sacred objects from their temples to the sea or the shore of a nearby lake. There sacred objects are cleaned and purified with the holy water of the sea or lake. Nyepi…


Cool! Ubud Enters the List of the Best Tourist Cities in the World

Ubud is ranked fourth in the list of ’25 Best Cities in the World’ version of Travel and Leisure 2021. In that list Ubud is above Kyoto to Bangkok. In the list, Ubud managed to beat popular tourist cities in other countries, such as Bangkok, Seoul, Tokyo, and Rome. Ubud’s position is above Kyoto, Japan and below Istanbul, Turkey. Bangkok is ranked tenth, Rome is ranked 14th, Tokyo is ranked 19th, and Seoul is ranked 23rd. Meanwhile, San Miguel de Allende city in Mexico was named the first rank of…


Tibumana Waterfall in Bangli – Bali

Tibumana Waterfall is one of the hidden tourist spots in Bali. Its presence in a rural area of ??Bangli, is still thick with shades of lush green trees. The existence of its location makes this tourist spot very comfortable to relieve fatigue while on vacation.Tibumana Waterfall Bangli Bali has the uniqueness of its shape like twin waterfalls. Because there are two streams of water located side by side. Even so, the waterfall with a height of 20 meters does not always flow the same. There are times when only one…


Hotel Deals of the Day
Interesting Links
Indonesia Map HD
DiveWonderfulIndonesia.com
javatours.com
bali-hotel.com
Bromo
borneoecotour.com
Find Us on :
Find Us on :