Indiana Kenanga
Beachfront boutique hotel, Jungut Batu
Photos: Indiana Kenanga
Indiana Kenanga sits on Jungut Batu beach on Nusa Lembongan, in the middle of the island’s main village and directly on the sand. It is a boutique hotel rather than a resort: a 160 square metre two-bedroom villa, a handful of deluxe and premium rooms around a garden pool, a spa, and a thatched open-sided restaurant that opens straight onto the water.
The wedding offer sits in its events programme as a seaside ceremony plus a weekend for you and your guests, which is the honest shape for an island wedding. Vows happen on the sand in front of the hotel with the sun going down over the strait towards Bali, and dinner is either in the beach restaurant under hanging lanterns or laid out on the beach itself at low tables with floor cushions and candles. That last format is what the property does best, and it suits a guest list in the teens or twenties better than anything with a stage.
Rooms are published from IDR 2,000,000 a night, roughly USD 120, and the two-bedroom villa from IDR 5,200,000, around USD 310. The wedding itself is quoted per couple because the format shifts with your numbers and how much of the property you take. We build the full budget from that, bring the celebrant, florals and photography across on the boat, and reconfirm current figures with the hotel for your date.
Key details
- Weddings, private parties and retreats are handled on request rather than sold as fixed packages
Ceremony & reception spaces
Why we love it
The sunset dinner on the sand is the whole idea
Low tables, floor cushions, candles and lanterns laid straight on the beach as the light goes. For an intimate wedding of a dozen or twenty this is more memorable than any ballroom, and the hotel sets it up as standard rather than as a special request.
It is a wedding weekend, not a wedding day
The events programme is written around an oceanfront ceremony plus a whole weekend for you and your guests, which matches how Lembongan actually works. Nobody comes over for one evening. Two or three nights is the shape that pays off.
Small enough to take over
This is a boutique hotel with a two-bedroom villa and a handful of rooms rather than a resort. A modest guest list can hold the whole property, which on a beach that fills up in high season is worth more than an extra hundred seats.
What the venue offers
- Beachfront on Jungut Batu, the island's main swimming beach
- Thatched beach restaurant open to the sand and the water
- Sunset dining set on the beach with low tables and cushions
- A 160 square metre two-bedroom private villa
- Garden pool, spa and wellness treatments on site
- Yoga shala taking up to 12
- Published room rates, from around USD 120 a night
Where it is
Indiana Kenanga · Jl. Pantai Jungut Batu No. 56, Nusa Lembongan, Klungkung, Bali 80771
Good to know
Common questions
Can you get married at Indiana Kenanga?+
Yes. The hotel runs a seaside wedding from its events programme: an oceanfront ceremony on the sand in front of the property, followed by a celebration in the beach restaurant or at a long low table set on the beach. It is sold as a weekend rather than a single evening.
How many guests does it suit?+
It is a boutique property, so this is a venue for an intimate wedding rather than a large one. The hotel quotes capacity per event depending on the format, and the natural shape is a small group who can hold most of the rooms. We scope exact numbers with them once we know your list.
What does it cost?+
Rooms are published from IDR 2,000,000 a night, around USD 120, with the two-bedroom villa from IDR 5,200,000, around USD 310. The wedding itself is quoted per couple, since the format changes with guest numbers and how much of the property you take. We build one budget covering rooms, catering and everything shipped over.
Is the beach good in front of the hotel?+
Jungut Batu is the island's main swimming beach, protected by the reef, with the best of it at high tide. It faces west, so the ceremony hour lands with the sun going down over the water towards Bali, which is the reason for holding it there in the first place.
