Snorkel and explore in the most beautiful spots around the islands of Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida over the course of two days. Taking your time to see these two magical islands will give you a chance to get to know them better. Fast Boat to Nusa Lembongan You will need to come to come to Sanur Matahari Harbour at 8.45am and check in (Exact check in point will be informed 1 day before the trip). Here you will be provided with a printed ticket and a lanyard which will allow you to board the speedboat. You will wait at their office until your fast boat is ready for departure and a representative will walk you over to the departure zone. It will take 30 minutes to reach Nusa Lembongan. Snorkelling Once you arrive at Nusa Lembongan you will meet your snorkel guide and get in the boat to go snorkelling. You will be provided with snorkel gear as you board. The spots that you will cover may depend on the weather, however these are the most likely ones: Toyapakeh Wall - here you can see a gorgeous wall of lively corals, as well as plenty of schools of fish, blue-toothed triggerfish, sweet-lip emperor fish, trumpetfish, and pufferfish.GT Point - the perfect spot to see large fish, such as the Giant Trevally.Mangrove Point - lively corals and many schools of colorful fish.Mangrove Boat Trip on Nusa Lembongan You will come back to shore after the snorkelling and will have an opportunity to shower and change. After that lunch will follow at a sea side restaurant. Once you've had a chance to eat, you will proceed to take a boat trip through the Nusa Lembongan mangroves. This thick eco system of mangroves thrives on the coast of Nusa Lembongan and the green labyrinth makes for an exciting setting to kayak through. It's a great opportunity to immerse yourself in a different type of island life.Nusa Ceningan After the boat trip, you will be taken to your hotel and have a chance to check in to your room. After sometime the guide will pick you up again and take you by scooter to Nusa Ceningan, a small island off the coast of Nusa Lembongan, connected by a bridge. Here you will get to see: Yellow bridge - a picturesque yellow suspension bridge connecting Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan, built in a similar style to the San Francisco bridge. Makes for a great photo spot! It's also great to come here at night as the bridge has spectacular lighting. Seaside Swing - an instagram hot spot, where you can find a beach side rustic swing, with a completely wooden frame, built of three pieces of wood. Blue Lagoon - as the name suggests, here you will encounter a lagoon filled with beautiful blue waters. The cliffs surrounding it make for a perfect viewing spot, not to mention some pretty amazing photo ops. Nusa Lembongan Before it gets dark you will head back to Nusa Lembongan where you will check out Dream Beach and Panorama Point and relax at Devil's Tears for sunset: Panorama Point - a scenic spot on top of a hill, overlooking the coastline with Mt Agung in the background.Devils Tears - here you will see a rocky cove with furious waves crashing into it. It's somewhat a cross between Nusa Penida's Broken Beach and Angel Billabong.Dream Bach - a beautiful strip of white sand beach with turquoise waters. The views from the cliffs overlooking the beach are perfect for photo taking.Overnight in Nusa Lembongan After sunset your guide will take you to your hotel where you will be on your own for the evening. In the morning you will be picked up by your guide and taken to Nusa Lembongan Harbour to go to Nusa Penida by boat.Nusa Penida Once you are on the island you will be greeted by your driver guide who will pick you up and take you to the Island's hot spots. The road here are narrow, hilly and winding. Even though on the map places might not look far away, due to the road quality things take a lot longer. Good thing is that most of the roads provide for pleasant views out the window. You will have lunch at an Indonesian wargun along the way. Kelingking - this is an iconic view of a limestone rock formation which looks like the head of a T-rex dinosaur. In addition to this curiously shaped island, you will also get a birds eye view of a beautiful strip of beach being washed by gorgeous blue green waters. To get to the actual beach requires climbing down a very long set of stairs, which can take 20-30 minutes one way depending on your fitness level. You should seek advice from your guide on whether you are able to get to the beach and back in time to make it to the other locationsBroken Beach - this epic rock encircled cove with an archway, opening up to the sea is more than it's pretty looks. When you've had enough photos of the blue waters trickling in through the archway, head to the other side. As you stand at the cliff's edge looking over the deep blue waters, you may be able to catch a glimpse of the peacefully beautiful manta rays dancing in the current. A surreal image!Angel Billabong - is a gorgeous rock pool, which gets replenished with the waters from the surrounding sea. This is a rather tempting place to take a dip and get your Insta fix, but we highly recommend not getting in the water as the tide and waves can move very quickly and unexpectedly. Enjoy the view from the top!Return to Bali Once you've finished up with all the spots (hopefully you make it to all of them!) you will head back to the harbour in Nusa Penida to make the last fastboat back to Bali. The last boat leaves around 4.30pm, so you will need to be there about 30 minutes before. You should be back to the Sanur Port by 5.30pm.