Blue Lagoon Nusa Ceningan
Turquoise cove ringed by volcanic cliffs, once a reckless cliff-jump spot, now a scenic viewpoint.
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About this audio guide
Blue Lagoon's guide opens on an October afternoon in 2014, when two tourists jumped into the turquoise water below and were caught by a current far stronger than the calm surface suggested. It traces years of reckless cliff jumping here, off ledges from four to more than twelve meters, with only a rope or a rusting ladder as the way back up. Best heard looking straight down at the water before deciding whether you would have jumped too.
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