Nusa Lembongan, Bali

On our second day at Bali, we bought a Perama ticket which took us from Kuta to Sanur on their shuttle bus and a return boat ticket from Sanur to Nusa Lembongan. The journey from Sanur to Nusa Lembongan was a bit rocky due to the big waves. The japanese boys in front of us were feeling very uncomfortable and the younger brother vomitted. Poor thing.

When we finally reached Nusa Lembongan, Robin and Rick were there waiting for us. We're easy to spot as we're the only few yellow skin. Robin and Rick took us on the motorbike to their Shipwrecks Beach Villa. Robin and Rick were both from Australia and this Shipwrecks Beach Villa was actually a holiday getaway until their daughters got married. They decided to turn this into a guest house. Brilliant place~ Besides, Robin and Rick were both very very friendly and helpful.

After our lunch at Linda's restaurant, another Australian friend of Robin, Robin helped us to get her friends to bring us to snorkel. It's actually a drift snorkelling, which we're just left in the middle of the sea and flowed with the current from an end to another end till we reached the boat. The water wasn't crystal clear on that day, that's a shame.

After the first spot, our boat man brought us to another spot to watch GT, Giant Trevally. The fishes are HUGE! And the boat man was feeding them with something when we're in the water. It was quite scary at first when the fishes seem so close to attack us. But when we realized they're over the food, not us, it's all okay.

The snorkelling was suppose to be 2 hours, but we're back after 3 hours. We cleaned ourselves at the opened area shower. We stayed in the master bedroom at Shipwrecks, and the bathroom was the best part--everything is open air! It feels kind of weird at start, but I liked it after a while.

We listened to Robin's advice, we ran to the seaside to catch the incredible sunset! It was INCREDIBLE! It's more than words to describe. We stayed along the beach until the sun was fully set and we got back to villa to get a torch light.

We had dinner in Two Thousands Restaurant. When we're walking back to Shipwrecks, we could see the stars on the sky were like falling to the ground. It's just fantastic~

The next day, we followed the route that Robin told us, we went to see the sunrise. We didn't have luck that morning. The clouds were too thick, but still nice.

Nusa Lembongan is a nice place to learn how to "do nothing" for a whole day. I love this place. And what's more, it's the most enjoyable stay I had for the entire 4nights trip. Thanks to Robin and Rick's warm hospitality. And of course, thanks to Min Chunn for recommending too~

To be continued: Ubud, Gitgit Waterfall, Bedugul