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Nusa Lembongon
Nusa Lembongon is the place to escape and totally relax. This beautiful little island is about one hour by boat from Benoa Harbour. It is magnificently unspoiled and is an unforgettable experience, with accommodation ranging from resorts to huts on the beach.
Activities for those not content to sit back, relax and do nothing include banana boat ride or cruises to some of the villages of Nusa Penida, a neighbouring island and a must to visit.
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NUSA LEMBONGAN RESORT, Nusa Lembongon
Nusa Lembongan, a small island between Bali and Nusa Penida in the Badung Strait, is the perfect location for a holiday hideaway with few visitors and pristine unspoilt beaches. Overlooking Sanghiang Bay with its clear sapphire-blue waters, the Nusa Lembongan Resort offers a panoramic view of eastern Bali and the majestic silhouette of Mount Agung.
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WAKA GANGGA, Nusa Lembongon
Waka Gangga, a truly mystic resort, is located in Banjar Yeh Gangga, Tabanan Regency, approximately 22 kilometers from Ngurah Rai International Airport and 8 kilometers from Tanah Lot Temple.
The natural rejuvenating energies of the gently sloping rice terraces, the Indian Ocean surf and the invigorating sea air make this resort a sanctum for a complete 'get away from it all' holiday. Restful and quiet. All bungalows in the Waka Gangga are set in a scenic landscape of verdant rice terraces and overlook the Indian Ocean. Ideally occupied by 2 people maximum.
Each bungalow is in unique Waka style and comfort, featuring standing fan (some bungalows have air conditioning), king size bed, large sofa, bathroom with sunken bathtub and garden shower, shaving outlet, minibar with refrigerator, IDD telephone, hairdryer and outside sun deck. Coffee making facilities is available on request.
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WAKA MAYA, Nusa Lembongon
Waka Maya is comprised of fourteen delightful Balinese-style dwellings in an exclusive sculptured environment: seven individual self-contained villas all exquisite in design and detail, and seven stylishly Balinese luxury bungalows, contained in a walled courtyard reminiscent of a classic Balinese family compound. Each Bungalow at Waka Maya Resort is equiped for you to make yourself coffee or tea, anytime, with a shared kitchen area for you to cook anything from a quick snack to a banquet. Smiling Balinese "pembantu" maids do the housekeeping and help with the cooking.
The swimming pool is designed to echo the ancient Balinese temple bathing places. With mysterious carved statues peering through the lush tropical plantings, ponds and water features erupting with lilies, lotus and colourful fish, Waka Maya is a sanctuary from the modern world. A perfect home base for your exploration of the beauty of Bali.
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WAKA NUSA RESORT, Nusa Lembongon
Waka Nusa Resort, on Nusa Lembongan Island just off Bali's eastern shore, is a romantic resort on an enchanted island.
The uncomplicated but uncompromised architecture of polished woods, natural floors and the distinctive alang alang roof transport you in comfort and style to another place, another time. Each bungalow is set in private gardens planted with tropical flowers.
Board our luxury motor yacht or sailing catamaran at Benoa harbour and your charming Balinese crew will take you 20 kilometres across the Badung Strait to Nusa Lembongan.
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WAKA SHOREA, Nusa Lembongon
Waka Shorea is the only resort permitted in the park. Unspoiled white sandy beaches, living corals, crystal clear waters and the famous 5-star diving area of Menjangan Island. Elegance and comfort in a pristine, natural setting.
Waka Shorea nestles on a protective peninsula, a ten-minute boat ride from the main public area, and features twelve bungalows and two villas uniquely designed to exist in harmony with the landscape. The natural-setting restaurant and natural swimming enclosure are fringed by the wide bay. A comprehensive range of activities tailored to the area is available, including snorkelling, scuba diving, nature treks seeking native deer and the silver leaf monkey and quiet picnics on deserted beaches.
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