Your Ohana's Questions, Answered: A Quick Guest FAQ We field a lot of the same great questions from guests planning a stay, so here's a quick reference to the things that come up most. How do we get to Ohana's? Fly into Bali's Ngurah Rai airport, transfer to Sanur (45 minutes to just over an hour depending on traffic), then take the roughly 30-minute fast boat across to Nusa Lembongan. Just ask our reception team and we'll help coordinate the whole journey. Is Ohana's good fo

Celebrate With Us: Private Events and Parties at Ohana's Weddings get most of the attention, but Ohana's hosts all kinds of celebrations throughout the year — milestone birthdays, family reunions, engagement parties, and the occasional corporate retreat that turns into everyone's favourite offsite ever. Our beachfront position gives any event a natural sense of occasion, and our nightly beach bonfire has a way of turning a private gathering into something guests still talk ab

Chasing Manta Rays and Mola Mola: Ohana's Guide to Lembongan's Marine Season If there's one thing that surprises first-time guests at Ohana's, it's just how good the diving and snorkelling is right on our doorstep. Manta ray cleaning stations run year-round nearby, and if you time it right — roughly July through October — you've got a real shot at spotting the wonderfully strange mola mola, or oceanic sunfish, drawn in by the season's cooler upwelling waters. Our front desk t

Working From Paradise: A Guest's Guide to a Productive Stay at Ohana's We get it — sometimes a holiday needs to double as a workation, and Nusa Lembongan (quieter than Bali's more famous digital nomad hotspots) can be a genuinely good place to get real work done, provided you set the day up right. Mornings are your friend here. Grab a coffee, find a shaded spot with a view of the water, and get your focused work done before the beach club properly wakes up. Our Wi-Fi holds up

Behind the Scenes: How Ohana's Keeps Its Water and Power Running Island-Style A lot of guests never think about where their pool water comes from or what happens when the island's power flickers — and honestly, that's exactly how we like it. But since we get asked about it more often than you'd think (usually by guests who care about travelling responsibly), we thought it was worth pulling back the curtain a little. Ohana's runs its own desalination system on site, which mean

Nisi – House of Mediterranean is officially open in Jungut Batu — the full tour of the rebuilt, air-conditioned dining room, the build-your-own bowls, the pizza and paella, the spritzes and the 45ml pours.

Planning a family holiday to Nusa Lembongan? This complete guide covers where to stay, what to do, beach days, pools, dining, transport, packing tips and why Ohana’s is such an easy beachfront base for families.

Ohana's signature Sunsets on Fire — a beach bonfire every night, international DJs Wednesdays and Fridays, live music Sundays, marshmallows, cocktails, draught beer and the best sound system on Lembongan.

Eight private pool villas on the hill above Jungut Batu — ocean views over Playgrounds and Lacerations, breakfast at Bar Riva included, and complimentary transport to Ohana's beach club.

How an island wedding weekend works on Nusa Lembongan — welcome drinks, over-water ceremonies, beachfront receptions, recovery pool parties, and accommodation for up to 90 guests.

Dry season, green season, mola mola season and the shoulder-month sweet spots — a local's month-by-month guide to picking the perfect time for your Nusa Lembongan trip.

Rebuilt, reimagined and air-conditioned: Nisi – House of Mediterranean reopens in Jungut Batu on 10 July with an all-new menu, breakfast from 7am, and build-your-own bowls and salads.

From beachfront suites and private pool villas to sunset cocktails, spa days and celebration dinners — how to plan the perfect romantic escape on Nusa Lembongan.

The biggest TV on Nusa Lembongan, a custom pool table, ice-cold tap beer and a match-day menu — where to watch AFL, NRL, State of Origin, F1, football and UFC on the island, with the beach club keeping the whole family happy.

Perched over the water in Jungut Batu, Bar Riva serves Amalfi Coast style with Indonesian warmth — spritzes at sunset, Mediterranean plates and Italo disco nights.

Ohana’s is a relaxed, family-friendly beachfront resort where kids are genuinely welcome and parents can still unwind. Set directly on the sand in beautiful Nusa Lembongan, with crystal-clear water right at our doorstep, the resort is designed to make family holidays easy, enjoyable, and memorable for guests of all ages.

Villa Bunga at Aqua Nusa A Spacious, Family-Friendly Private Pool Villa on Nusa Lembongan Find the villa at: www.aquanusa.com Villa Bunga is one of the most popular villas in the Aqua Nusa collection, and it is easy to see why. Thoughtfully designed for families and groups, this beautifully appointed three-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom private pool villa offers generous space, privacy, and relaxed island living in one of Nusa Lembongan’s most convenient locations. Set w

A complete guide to where to stay on Nusa Lembongan, including Jungut Batu, Mushroom Bay, Dream Beach, Sandy Bay, Aqua Nusa private villas, Ohana’s beachfront accommodation, family facilities and the island’s dining scene.

Thirty minutes from Bali and a world apart — an honest local's comparison of the Nusa Islands and Bali: water, food, nightlife, accommodation, pace, and the smart way to do both.

Kelingking, Angel's Billabong, Diamond Beach and manta snorkel stops — how to do the perfect Nusa Penida day trip from a comfortable Nusa Lembongan base, and be back for sunset.