Nusa Penida Destinations

From Kelingking's famous cliff to snorkeling with manta rays, here's what you'll see on our tours.

17 places

West
Kelingking
Nusa Penida's most iconic view, in Bunga Mekar Village, Klungkung. The limestone headland curves out into the ocean in a shape that looks like a T-Rex. It's the most photographed spot on the island.
The path down to the beach is very steep. Only go down if you're fit, wear proper shoes and bring water.
On 6 tours
West
Broken BeachPasih Uug
"Uug" means broken in Balinese. In Banjar Sumpang, Bunga Mekar Village, the sea has carved a huge hole through a 200-metre cliff, creating a natural arch and a circular bay surrounded by tall cliffs.
On 6 tours
West
Angel's Billabong
In Sakti Village, right next to Broken Beach. A billabong is where a river ends before meeting the sea, and here the rock pool fills with clear, emerald water.
Do not swim when the tide is high. Waves can sweep over the pool without warning.
On 6 tours
Photo coming soonWest
Angel's TreeLove Tree
A dead tree with peeled bark that looks fragile, yet it still stands strong. Known to visitors as the Love Tree of Nusa Penida.
On 4 tours
West
Crystal Bay
On the south-west of the island, a white-sand beach with water so clear it earned the name "Crystal". High cliffs on both sides keep it calm and good for swimming, and it's our favourite place to watch the sunset.
On 4 tours
Photo coming soonWest
Paluang Cliff
A lesser-known cliff-top spot where you can see Kelingking's famous rock formation from the side, usually with far fewer people.
On 2 tours
- 2D1N
- 3D2N + Snorkel
East
Diamond Beach
One of the newest beaches to open on the island, and already one of the most loved. White sand, clear water, and rocks shaped like diamonds rising from the bay. A staircase cut into the coral cliff leads down to the sand.
The stairs are steep, so the climb back up takes good stamina.
On 4 tours
East
Atuh Beach
On the east coast, a calm, uncrowded beach surrounded by cliffs, with clear water that's great for swimming.
Stairs down to the beach, so bring water.
On 3 tours
East
Tree HouseMolenteng
A small wooden house built on a rock cliff, looking over the coastline and the waves crashing below. Close to Diamond Beach and a favourite photo backdrop.
On 3 tours
East
Thousand IslandsRaja Lima
A clifftop view over a scatter of small islets.
On 4 tours
Photo coming soonEast
Teletubbies Hills
In the east of the island, a series of round green hills that locals named after the children's TV show. Cool, green and very photogenic, especially in the rainy season.
Hills are greenest roughly November–April, and drier and browner in the dry season.
On 3 tours
Snorkeling
Manta BayManta Point
One of the most amazing experiences in Indonesia: snorkeling with giant manta rays in their natural habitat off the south coast.
On 3 tours
Snorkeling
Crystal Bay (snorkel)
Near Toyapakeh, where most fast boats from Bali arrive. A famous drift-dive and snorkeling site.
On 2 tours
- West + Snorkel
- 1D1N + Snorkel
Snorkeling
Gamat Bay
A small bay between Nusa Penida and Nusa Ceningan. A coral plateau about 8 m deep, often with turtles, dropping to a 50 m sandy slope. Currents can be strong where two flows meet. Best around July–October.
On 3 tours
Photo coming soonSnorkeling
Mangrove Point
Calm, sheltered snorkeling among mangroves off Nusa Lembongan, rich in colourful fish and safe for all ages (not babies).
On 1 tour
- 3D2N + Snorkel
Snorkeling
Wall Point
Shallow, calm water on the south-east coast, with coral visible even from the surface. The best spot for beginners learning to snorkel.
On 3 tours
Photo coming soonSnorkeling
Jetty Point
Colourful coral and small reef fish at 2–5 m, near the cliffs of Nusa Penida. Strong swimmers can go to 10 m. Also a dive site (15–25 m).
On 1 tour
- 3D2N + Snorkel