#oceanpark#naturalwonders #bali The top attraction of Bali, which is not in Bali, and not even on Nusa Penida, but on the island of Lembongan. Is it worth going here? Definitely. It is only important to keep one thing in mind: sunny weather and peak tide. Only in this way will you become a witness to a truly devilish brew, where a rainbow is born over the sea every five seconds. Devil's Tears is an Instagrammable, photogenic, and damn dangerous place. It is a roundness knocked out by waves in a rocky lava coast, with a diameter of about 30 meters. The walls are not sheer, but with a negative angle, that is, they are wider at the top than at the base. Also, solidified lava is a porous material that, over time, has been well broken up by water. Therefore, the waves, rolling, first fall into the stone trap of huge grottoes. With whistling and hooting, they push the air out of these grottoes, and then they explode into clouds of salty dust, leaving rainbow-colored stains in their wake. With a breeze from the sea, all this mass of water falls on the shore, and the rebounding wave easily drags the holders of the posthumous Darwin Award. Recently, a rope-block fence has been installed here, just to mark the boundaries of the safe and give tourists a chance to hang on to the rope before falling into the cauldron of hell. From which few people were taken alive: the waves simply rub the body into porridge on the cliffs, sharp as spears.