Devil's Tears, Nusa Lembongan

We went twice - late afternoon just before sunset, and 5 days later at 10am in the morning when it was high tide. Both times the colour of the water was stunning hence my guess that any time will be breathtaking. Besides seeing the spectacular sprays, the sound of roaring and crashing waves had a mesmerizing magic of its own. It's free, you can stay as long as you like, buy some drinks and snacks close-by and shouldn't be missed when visiting Lembongan. I think young kids will like the experience for a while but keep an eye on them. There is a rope to demarcate how close to the edge you can walk but the terrain is rocky and uneven. You might also get wet, so enjoy!

Visit this beautiful rocky bay, Devil's tears. It have a private beach that (sadly) only the resort lodger can enjoy, but you can still find a way to enjoy this beautiful deep blue, wavy, windy bay through a different road. Becareful peeps! Stay alert while you stand in the edge of the reef, it is very very sharp, and the wave are strong.