Menjangan, Bali - Indonesia

Menjangan Island holds a long heritage of conservation, spirituality, and ecological protection rooted in centuries of Balinese tradition. Its temples, including Pura Segara Giri Dharma Kencana, highlight its status as a sacred pilgrimage site preserved by monks rather than residents. The island’s name comes from the Menjangan deer, historically known to swim across the strait and still protected today. With its inclusion in West Bali National Park since 1941 and rising popularity in the 1970s as Bali’s top diving spot, modern eco-tourism is now supported by operators like SEMAT TRAVEL INDONESIA and reliable transfers such as SESARI TRANSPORT.