Devil’s Tears,Bali

• Dramatic blowholes and towering sea spray
• Clifftop viewpoints for photo opportunities
• Spectacular sunset vistas
• Nearby beaches and snorkeling/surfing spots on Nusa Lembongan
• Local stalls selling snacks and souvenirs

• Powerful waves creating giant sprays and a roaring sound—excellent for dramatic photography
• Jagged limestone cliffs with natural arches and crevices where water funnels through
• Easily reachable viewpoint with safe platforms in places (but some sections are rocky and slippery)
• Close proximity to other island highlights (Dream Beach, Devil's Bridge, Mushroom Bay)

• Watch and photograph the blowholes and crashing waves
• Enjoy sunset views and silhouette shots
• Walk the coastal cliffs and explore nearby viewpoints
• Combine with snorkeling, diving or surfing trips around Nusa Lembongan
• Buy refreshments or small souvenirs from local vendors

Dry season (April–October) is generally best for calm weather and clearer skies; visit in the late afternoon for sunset views. Avoid visiting at extremely high tide or during strong storms when wave action is most dangerous.

Tropical climate—hot and humid year-round. Dry season (Apr–Oct) has less rain and clearer skies; wet season (Nov–Mar) brings heavier showers and rougher seas.

There is normally no formal entry fee; some visitors may encounter a small parking or local donation fee (typically a modest amount). The viewpoint is accessible throughout the day, but visibility and safety are best during daylight and around sunset.

Reachable by boat from Sanur to Nusa Lembongan (15–30 minute speedboat), then a short motorbike or car ride to the site from the island's main villages (Jungut Batu or Mushroom Bay). The cliffs are rocky and uneven—not wheelchair friendly; exercise caution on wet or windy days.

30–90 minutes (short visit of 30–45 minutes to watch the waves; 60–90 minutes if combining with sunset photography or exploring nearby attractions).

Sturdy, non-slip shoes; sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses); light rain jacket during wet season; waterproof cover for camera/phone; small backpack for water and valuables.

Try fresh seafood and local warung dishes in nearby Mushroom Bay or Jungut Batu. Souvenirs include sarongs, shell crafts, handmade jewelry and small trinkets sold by local vendors.