Yellow Bridge (Nusa Lembongan–Ceningan),Bali

• The Yellow Bridge itself — the narrow, bright-yellow pedestrian and motorbike link
• Scenic viewpoints on both Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan with ocean panoramas
• Nearby coastal features such as Blue Lagoon (Ceningan) and coastal cliffs
• Local villages and beachfronts on both islands
• Nearby snorkeling and diving spots with coral reefs

• Vibrant yellow paint that makes the bridge highly photogenic
• Narrow design shared by pedestrians and motorbikes — feels intimate and adventurous
• Clear turquoise waters and coral reefs visible from the bridge
• Close proximity to small local businesses, cafes, and viewpoints

• Crossing the bridge on foot or by motorbike for views and photos
• Watching sunrise or sunset from viewpoints near the bridge
• Snorkeling and diving at nearby reef sites
• Exploring small village streets, local cafés and beach bars
• Short hikes to coastal lookouts and visiting nearby attractions like Blue Lagoon

Dry season (roughly April to October) for calmer seas, clearer skies and better snorkeling conditions.

Tropical climate: warm and humid year-round with a wetter season (November–March) that brings short heavy showers and choppier seas.

The bridge itself is free to access and is open 24 hours. Nearby attractions and private venues (restaurants, viewpoints) may charge small fees or have opening hours.

Reachable by boat from Bali (Sanur is the main departure point) to Nusa Lembongan (fast boats typically 30–45 minutes). From Nusa Lembongan, the Yellow Bridge is a short motorbike or walk away. The nearest major airport is Ngurah Rai International Airport (Denpasar), followed by a transfer to Sanur. Note: the bridge is narrow and uneven in places; accessibility for wheelchairs and large vehicles is limited.

Half a day to a full day to cross the bridge, explore both islands' viewpoints, and do some snorkeling; an overnight stay lets you experience sunset and quieter early mornings.

Light, breathable clothing, sun protection (hat, sunscreen), comfortable shoes or sandals, a light rain jacket during the wet season, and a secure bag for cameras/phones. If snorkeling, bring reef-safe sunscreen and a towel.

Try fresh grilled fish, seafood platters, and local seaweed-based dishes. Souvenirs include handwoven sarongs, local crafts, small shell or coral-based items (ensure they are ethically sourced), and locally produced snacks.