Nusa Ceningan
Where to lay your head
Where to lay your head
Nusa Ceningan has been relatively booming in the past few years, with at least five places worth mentioning to stay at now. You’ll get great views, but unless you’re happy to stay put and chill, your own transport will be necessary to get around easily.
This brand new place as at July 2011 won’t be a secret for too long. Ideally placed on the cliff behind the Secret Point surf break, this has a bunch of lumbungs running back from the small restaurant and layabout area. Either a very small pool or a rather deep fishpond was underway (we’re hoping for the former) and really, that is the only thing missing from this beautiful though very isolated... Read our full review of Secret Point Huts.
Jenny’s Place, with just three spacious wooden bungalows and two bedrooms in a modern house, is refreshingly old school Bali with a few comforts thrown in and magnificent views and access to Secrets, one of the best surf breaks in the Lembongan/Ceningan/Penida cluster of islands off the east coast of Bali. The view upon arriving. We took the two bungalows to the right when facing the ocean,... Read our full review of Jenny's Place.
Stylish, small and by the sea: Le Pirate Beach Club is a cute little new offering on Nusa Ceningan that makes a lovely place to relax for a few days if space isn’t high on your list of priorities. Dingle dangle. This resort shows that you don’t have to be big and flashy to be comfortable, with tiny, quite well designed bungalows that encourage you, really, to hang out on their (also little)... Read our full review of Le Pirate Beach Club Hotel.
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