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Devil's Tears, Nusa Lembongan

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Witness the power and majesty of the ocean and its tides at Devil's Tears. The natural landmark gains its name from the ocean spray thrown out from a cave in the cliff face as each wave hits. An attractive place for couples and families, this coastal feature remains largely unknown among tourists, so it offers unspoiled views and a relaxing atmosphere. Find your spot on the rocks at this dynamic stretch of coastline, but be careful where you put your feet--some rocks are jagged. Also, don't underestimate the strength of the waves here--they can be very strong. Our Nusa Lembongan family vacation planner makes visiting Devil's Tears and other Nusa Lembongan attractions simple, and helps you make a travel plan personal to you.

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Seanie084

Unbridled ferocious nature. Visited at a high swell for the sea was extra aggressive. Prob spend max 30 mins here more »
VNBex

We walked over from parking spot near Dream Beach. We could have taken scooter but it was a short walk and really worth it. Its just cliffs and waves really but watching the waves crash in under the r... more »
jennanana12

We stumbled across this place accidentally on our scooter, Was just incredible watching the waves crash over the rocks, so beautiful! more »

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Scarlet Menezes

Excellent place to see for yourself the power of Mother nature. The powerful waves crashing on the rich there have caused the rock to cave in. The force of the waves cause water to splash and white foam is formed. It looks beautiful. Although be warned, the eroded rock could be dangerous and cave in anytime. Make sure you at at a safe location before taking pictures or selfies.

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Maria de Landerset

It's very beautiful, but please be careful and don't get too close to the edge! Even if it seems safe, sometimes there's waves that go very high unexpectedly. Many people get badly hurt and some have died because they get dragged into the ocean... Respect it. Watch it from a safe distance. Be safe!

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Maya Wirastuti

I understand why this place is called the devil's tear.. I chose to enjoy the waves, sea view, and the splash rather than the sunset.. You are going to be drowned to wait for the waves' attraction! Can't leave this place if it's not dawn already..

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Christopher Gobine

Witness the power of the ocean. A beautiful place to watch the swells as they batter the coastline. The splashes get go up between 8-10 meters high. Don't get too close to the edge and always watch out for the swells, even if you think you are a safe distance away. Especially when posing for photographs.

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Anang Rizki

Be careful the waves are wild and could go up the cliffs, don't get too close to the edge! But otherwise the view is top class 👌

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