Tucked between Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida, the tiny island of Nusa Ceningan feels like a glimpse of Bali decades ago. With rugged coastlines, hidden beaches, and some of the bluest waters you’ll ever see, this island is the perfect escape for travelers craving something quieter, wilder, and more authentic.
Whether you come for a day trip from Bali or decide to stay a few nights in paradise, Nusa Ceningan rewards you with views, serenity, and an undeniable island charm.
At just 3.7 km long and 1.5 km wide, Ceningan can be explored in a single day—but don’t let its size fool you. From cliffside sunsets to secret coves, the island packs a lot of character into its small frame.
Travelers love Nusa Ceningan for:
A more laid-back vibe than Nusa Penida
Iconic Blue Lagoon cliffs
Sunset spots like the Old Tree
Secluded beaches perfect for snorkeling
And if you’re looking for a place to wake up with ocean views? La Villa Ceningan by K-Club sets the standard for luxury barefoot living on the island.
If there’s one spot you can’t miss, it’s the Blue Lagoon. Here, the sea takes on shades of turquoise so intense they almost look unreal.
Some visitors come just to watch waves crash dramatically against the limestone cliffs, while adrenaline seekers test their courage with cliff jumping (⚠️ risky, not recommended).
Either way, this is one of Bali’s most photogenic natural wonders.
Don’t expect a grand, ancient banyan tree. Instead, the “Old Tree” is a weathered, twisted silhouette against the horizon. It has become the island’s most iconic sunset spot, where travelers gather to capture golden-hour photos with the Indian Ocean as a backdrop.
Simple, but magical.
Hidden beside a small cliffside hotel, Secret Beach lives up to its name. With soft white sand and calm turquoise waters, it’s a great place to swim or snorkel.
Bring a mask and fins—you’ll find vibrant marine life just a few meters from shore.
While many travelers only stop for a few hours, those who stay overnight discover the island’s real magic: quiet mornings, starlit nights, and sunsets without crowds.
For the ultimate experience, check into La Villa Ceningan by K-Club. Nestled right above the sea, it blends luxury with nature—think infinity pools facing the ocean, modern villas with open living spaces, and direct access to Ceningan’s most scenic spots.
Perfect for couples, groups of friends, or anyone seeking a private island hideaway.
From Bali (Sanur): Take a fast boat to Nusa Lembongan (≈ 30 minutes), then cross the famous Yellow Bridge by scooter or on foot to reach Ceningan.
From Nusa Penida: Small boats make the quick hop to Lembongan, where you can connect to Ceningan.
Getting around: Rent a scooter (approx. IDR 75,000/day) or walk—it’s small enough to explore in a day.
Absolutely. If you’ve already seen the temples of Ubud and the beaches of Seminyak, Nusa Ceningan shows you another side of Bali—quieter, wilder, and more intimate.
Stay a night or two, soak in the sunsets, and let the rhythm of the island slow you down. And if you want to elevate the experience, La Villa Ceningan by K-Club is the place where jungle calm meets ocean bliss.
✨ Tip: Combine your trip with Nusa Lembongan (connected by the Yellow Bridge) or Nusa Penida for a full island-hopping adventure.