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Nusa Lembongan, Jungutbatu, Nusa Penida, Klungkung Regency, Bali 80771, Indonesia
It is a spectacular place, especially at sunset and when the waves are higher. The fact that the area has been arranged for the safety and comfort of tourists is not necessarily a bad thing. Pathways have been created, ropes have been installed to restrict access to dangerous areas, various trees have been planted, and small businesses have emerged. It is understandable that an entrance fee is charged as well (25kIDR/2 entrances). Mass tourism imposes its own rules, sometimes harder to accept. It is a must-see.
Spectacular Natural Wonder & Stunning Sunsets Devil’s Tear in Nusa Lembongan is an absolute must-visit! The entrance fee is valid for two days, making it easy to come back and experience it at different times. The powerful waves crashing against the cliffs create an impressive natural spectacle, with dramatic sprays and stunning views. It’s also a fantastic spot for sunset, offering breathtaking colors over the ocean. Just be careful near the edge, as the waves can be unpredictable. If you’re on Nusa Lembongan, this is a must-see location for nature lovers and photographers alike!
I loved it! Totally recommend to go during sunset, the price is 25K for adults and kids not sure.. Worth the price, the waves are huge and the energy is beautiful, you can spend hours there just to hear the ocean and see the beautiful sunset! Is near Dream beach so you can combine both! There are stands where you can get something to drink also!
Devil’s Tear is an absolute must-visit spot when you’re on Lembongan Island! The sheer power of the waves crashing against the rugged cliffs is both thrilling and captivating. It’s a place where you can truly feel the raw force of nature. We visited during the late afternoon, and the light from the setting sun made the water spray glow like misty clouds. The sound of the waves hitting the rocks is almost hypnotic, and you can’t help but be amazed by how high the water splashes. It’s definitely one of those places where you just stand in awe and watch nature put on a show. Be prepared to get a little wet if you stand close to the edge! The area can be slippery, so be cautious while taking photos. The best time to visit is around sunset when the golden light adds a magical touch to the experience. If you’re visiting Lembongan, don’t miss Devil’s Tear. It’s a raw and powerful display of the ocean’s beauty that leaves a lasting impression!
Absolutely must visit. The views are amazing, the sea waves are powerful, and it is a lasting memory. The water crushes into a cavity and blows up. The rainbow can be seen here when waves are high. There are a few shops selling water, ice cream, other beverages and snacks. I would recommend visiting here in the evening or else carry an umbrella.









