description Water Blow Overview
Water Blow is a coastal attraction on the Nusa Dua peninsula of Bali, Indonesia. At the site, Indian Ocean swells strike a rocky limestone shore and are funneled through a narrow opening, sending spray and sometimes large plumes of water above the rocks. It is a wave-driven blowhole rather than a geothermal feature, and its activity varies with tides, swell, and weather; viewing areas are intended to keep visitors away from the most exposed edge.
insights Ranking position
Water Blow ranks #12 of 50 in the Blowhole ranking, behind Kiama Blowhole, ahead of Cueva del Indio Blowhole.
help Water Blow FAQ
What makes the water shoot upward at Water Blow in Nusa Dua?
Indian Ocean swells strike the limestone shoreline and enter a narrow rocky opening. The confined water is driven upward as a plume of spray, making Water Blow a wave-powered coastal feature rather than a geyser.
Is Water Blow inside the main Nusa Dua resort area?
Water Blow is on the Nusa Dua peninsula in Bali, near the landscaped tourism complex and its coastal paths. Visitors normally approach it on foot through the peninsula area rather than from a swimming beach.
Can visitors get soaked at Water Blow?
Yes. Strong swells can throw spray across the rocks and viewing areas, so phones, cameras, and clothing may get wet even without approaching the opening closely.
Is Water Blow safe during high waves?
Conditions can become hazardous when large Indian Ocean swells hit the exposed limestone coast. Visitors should follow warning signs, remain within designated areas, and avoid climbing onto wet rocks for a closer photograph.
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