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The proposed new bridge connecting Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan is finally moving from discussion to real construction planning. After years of anticipation, the project now has clearer data, funding confirmation, and a projected start date, giving both locals and investors something concrete to look forward to. The Project Blueprint and Timeline The plan aims […]

When you explore the property market in Bali as a foreign investor, the choice between leasehold and freehold status is one of the most important decisions you will make. Each option carries different rights, costs, risks and potential rewards. Understanding them clearly will help you select a structure that suits your investment horizon, budget and

Buying land in Bali is one of the most attractive investment opportunities in Indonesia. The island’s real estate market offers strong potential, but understanding the legal framework is essential before taking any step. Property ownership in Indonesia is governed by specific land laws that define who can own, use, or lease land. Understanding Property Ownership

Before any property transaction or development idea takes shape, understanding how land and zoning work is essential. In Bali and its nearby islands, these rules define what can be built, where it can be located, and how it must respect the environment and community around it. Why Zoning Matters for Investors Zoning is the invisible

The northern side of Nusa Lembongan feels different from the rest of the island. Instead of cliffs or beach clubs, you’ll find still water and thick roots growing from the shore. This is the mangrove area, a calm, green world that protects the coast and supports local life. What the Mangrove Does for the Island

The coastal waters around Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan hold more than scenic value. Beneath the turquoise waves lies an industry that has sustained the local economy for decades: seaweed farming. For investors and community-partners alike, understanding this subtle but resilient livelihood provides valuable insight into the islands’ real estate and development landscape. A Tradition

Infrastructure development across Nusa Lembongan and Ceningan is gaining real momentum. After years of being known mainly as quiet tourist islands, both are entering a stage where stronger connections, better public services, and reliable utilities are starting to shape new opportunities. For investors and long-term developers, these changes are more than convenience upgrades. They mark

The islands of Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan are emerging as some of the most interesting investment destinations in Bali’s outer region. Located off the southeast coast, these islands combine natural charm, an active tourism scene, and gradual infrastructure progress that make them attractive for both property buyers and long-term investors. A Snapshot of Nusa

For many years, property investment in Bali has centered around familiar areas such as Canggu, Uluwatu, and Ubud. Yet, just across the Badung Strait, the twin islands of Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan are quietly gaining the attention of investors seeking growth, authenticity, and lifestyle value. The Market Moves Beyond Mainland Bali Real estate experts

Early mornings in Nusa Lembongan begin quietly. Down by the shallow coast near Jungut Batu or Mushroom Bay, you’ll see locals walking across the sand with baskets and ropes. They’re heading out to tend to seaweed — a small but important part of daily life that ties the island to the ocean. What used to