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Devil's Tears
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Devil's Tears

4.6(7,042)Nusa Lembongan, Bali

Popular, picturesque overlook with scenic views of sunsets & waves crashing over rocky coves.

Facilities & services

RestroomFamily-friendlyParking

What visitors say

  • ★ 5Min

    Devil's Tear is definitely one of the must-visit spots in Nusa Lembongan! The view is absolutely stunning, especially when the waves crash against the cliffs and create huge splashes. It's a great place to enjoy the ocean scenery and take beautiful photos. We visited in the late afternoon, and the atmosphere was amazing. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and stay behind the safety barriers, as the waves can be very strong and unpredictable. Overall, it's a beautiful viewpoint that's well worth adding to your Bali itinerary if you're visiting Nusa Lembongan.

  • ★ 3Aris

    Popular scenic views and waves crashing over rocky coves. Feel the breeze and the splash of water 💦. (Stay safe and keep a safe distance from high cliffs). This place is next to Dream Beach, you can walk from Dream Beach area too. *🧭🗺️ I use Google maps so i don't get lost 😆 *Available space for parking area 🚐🚕🚗🚌 *🎟️Entrance tickets pay cashless at the ticket box. *⚠️Always be careful it's pretty high cliffs. 💠Feel free to contact me (available for private gay guide).

  • ★ 4Thanh Nguyen Thi Ngoc

    This area is not very crowded and quite remote. There are resorts nearby (5-7 mins walk). No entrance ticket needed, it can be an add-on on your daytrip in Nusa Lembongan. The breeze is comfortable. The cliff formation makes it special to look at.

  • ★ 5Bali Hunter

    Devil’s Tears is definitely worth a visit if you’re exploring Nusa Lembongan. 🌊 The power of the waves crashing into the cliffs is incredible and creates spectacular sprays of water that can reach surprisingly high. The coastal path is easy to walk and offers beautiful viewpoints overlooking the rugged shoreline and the crystal clear blue ocean. Especially when the sea is rough, you can really feel the raw force of nature here. One thing to keep in mind is that there is very little shade around the site. On sunny days it can get quite hot, so bringing water, sunscreen, and a hat is a good idea. We spent about an hour here and really enjoyed it. It’s not a place where you would spend an entire day, but it is one of the most impressive viewpoints on Nusa Lembongan and a great stop to add to your island tour. 🏝️

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