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A suspension bridge to Ceningan on foot or by scooter, with the turquoise channel below and its best light early on.
It's the link between two islands, so you'll cross it anyway if you're heading to Ceningan, but it's worth stopping for a bit. Go early: it's quiet, the light is soft and you can take your photos without waiting your turn. By mid-morning scooters stream across and the bridge shakes quite a bit, so if that's not your thing, walk over slowly. From here you can see the channel, the seaweed lines and the small boats. Half an hour is plenty; then carry on to Ceningan for a bite with a view. It suits solo travellers after an easy, short stroll and early-rising photographers.
Good to know
- What to wear
- Anything goes
- A visit takes
- 30 min
- Best time
- First thing in the morning
Around here
1.2 km · 16 min walk🛕 SightGala-Gala Underground House
A house dug out underground, with passages and rooms, for a short, curious visit away from the beaches.
2 km · 5 min by scooter🛕 SightDream Beach, Nusa Lembongan
A white-sand cove between cliffs, for lying back, watching the open sea and waiting for the sun to drop.
3.2 km · 8 min by scooter🛕 SightPasih Uug Beach
A natural rock arch over a cove where the sea rolls in: a short, easy stop right off the road.
3.6 km · 9 min by scooter🛕 SightMangrove Point at Nusa Lembongan
Mangrove channels to explore by boat, kayak or paddleboard, calm and away from the noise of the beaches.
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