Visit Kelingking Beach, known for its breathtaking views and natural rock pools. Take a dip in the cool waters, climb down to the beach, or hike up to the top of the cliff for a panoramic view of the surrounding mountains and sea.
Check out T-Rex Cliff, named for its resemblance to the prehistoric creature, and then head to Crystal Bay for the best snorkeling on the island. Swim with sea turtles, colorful fish, and vibrant coral reefs on this unforgettable adventure.
Take a hike through the rugged landscape to see two of Nusa Penida's most beautiful beaches. At Atuh Beach, you'll encounter white sand, clear blue water, and dramatic cliffs. At Diamond Beach, you can climb down a steep stairway to reach a hidden cove with white sand, crystal-clear water, and towering cliffs.
For a thrilling underwater adventure, go diving at Manta Point, where you can swim with majestic manta rays. Afterward, take a tour of a seaweed farm and learn about the cultivation, harvesting, and production of red seaweed, commonly used in food products and cosmetics.
Explore the unique Bat Cave, home to thousands of bats who live beneath the cliff's overhand. Next, travel to Peguyangan Waterfall for a spiritually inspired visit to its temple and bathing area to cleanse your soul and body.
Head to the rolling hills and greenery of Teletubbies Hills for a scenic view of the island. This bizarre landscape is named after the BBC Children's show because of its unusual rolling green hills. Then, experience the view from Banah Cliff, at 200 meters above sea level, while you explore this awe-inspiring cliff in Nusa Penida.
Enjoy a morning snorkeling adventure at Gamat Bay to swim with colorful fish and vibrant coral reefs. For your afternoon adventure, visit the Wall Point site to see mollusks, frogfish, and pygmy seahorses in the vibrant and full life of the ocean.
Take a break from all the adventure and relax on Krystal Beach's white and pristine sand. Enjoy its clear waters, swing by the beach, and take Instagram-worthy pictures of your day. Cap off your Nusa Penida vacation by sailing on a private boat as you watch the sunset over the clear horizon.
Transportation options on the island are limited, so it's best to rent a scooter or car for the duration of your trip. You can get around to different parts of the island through every destination mentioned above. Airport transfers and shuttle services are also available.
Estimated travel costs vary from IDR 50,000 to IDR 350,000, depending on your mode of transportation and how far you travel.
If you have more than 8 days on the island, try to visit other destinations such as Broken Beach, Tembeling Beach, and Suwehan Beach. If you have less than 8 days, consider prioritizing the destinations that interest you the most and visiting those instead.
Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is the main international gateway to Nusa Penida and is located approximately 30 km from Toya Pakeh Harbour. You can reach the island with boats and fast boats from Sanur Harbor or Padang Bai Harbor in Bali, which will take about 60-90 minutes to cross.