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Calm swimming on Lembongan. Sand and setting: White.
A small reef-protected cove on Lembongan's west coast — calm, clear and one of the only safe-swimming bays on the island.
Best for: Calm swimming on Lembongan
Mushroom Bay is a small, crescent-shaped cove on the west coast of Nusa Lembongan, named for the mushroom coral that grows just offshore. Protected by a reef, its water stays calm and clear, making it one of the few genuinely easy swimming beaches on an island otherwise known for strong currents and surf breaks.
The sheltered conditions make it a lovely spot for a relaxed beach day — soft white sand, gentle water for swimming and snorkelling, and a handful of beach clubs and warungs where you can grab a sun lounger, a cocktail and lunch by the sea.
Mushroom Bay is also a hub for water activities: snorkelling and diving trips, banana-boat rides and boat transfers all leave from here, and its calm, photogenic setting makes it a favourite base for a day trip or an overnight stay on Lembongan.
Calm swimming on Lembongan. Sand and setting: White.
Calm reef-protected Waves; Moderate Crowds. Check local sea conditions before swimming or entering the water.
Walk-in from Mushroom Beach resorts Confirm current access and fees locally before setting out.
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Yes — Mushroom Bay is one of the best swimming beaches on Nusa Lembongan. It is protected by a reef, so the water stays calm and clear, unlike many of the island's surf and current-prone beaches.
Yes. There is coral and reef fish just off the beach, and the bay is also a departure point for boat trips to nearby snorkelling sites around Lembongan and Nusa Penida.
Take a fast boat from Sanur in south Bali to Nusa Lembongan (30–45 minutes), then a short scooter or car ride to the bay on the island's west coast.