[2025 Bali Attraction] Travel Guide for Nusa Penida (Updated May)

#stunning #best_trip_by_trip #familytrip #deliciousfood #naturelovers #peacefulvibes Few places on Earth offer the perfect harmony of natural beauty, spiritual depth, and warm hospitality like Bali, Indonesia. Known as the “Island of the Gods,” Bali is more than just a tropical escape — it’s a soulful journey through culture, nature, and timeless charm. From the moment I arrived, Bali felt like a dream. With lush green rice terraces, ancient temples nestled in jungles, golden beaches, and a deeply spiritual vibe, the island has a way of capturing your heart instantly. Whether you're a beach lover, culture seeker, adventure junkie, or wellness traveler — Bali has something magical for you. My trip began in Ubud, the cultural heart of Bali. The scenery was breathtaking — emerald rice paddies, peaceful monkey forests, and beautiful Hindu temples like Tirta Empul and Goa Gajah. I joined a traditional Balinese cooking class, visited local art markets, and watched the mesmerizing Kecak Fire Dance at sunset. The slower pace and deep connection to tradition made Ubud a perfect place to unwind and reflect. Next, I headed to Seminyak and Canggu, where Bali’s beach lifestyle thrives. Picture laid-back surf culture, beach clubs, and vibrant cafés with smoothie bowls and ocean views. Watching the sun dip into the sea while lounging at Potato Head Beach Club was a highlight I’ll never forget. For adventure, I trekked up Mount Batur in the early hours of the morning. Reaching the summit just as the sun rose over the clouds was one of the most awe-inspiring moments of my life. Later, I chased waterfalls in North Bali, snorkeled in Blue Lagoon, and took a boat to Nusa Penida, where the iconic Kelingking Beach left me speechless. Bali is also a haven for wellness. I treated myself to yoga sessions in Ubud, detoxed with organic meals, and enjoyed traditional Balinese massages that melted every bit of stress away. There’s a deep sense of healing here — not just physically, but spiritually too. The Balinese people are among the kindest I’ve met. Their daily rituals, temple offerings, and warm greetings made me feel welcome and connected throughout my journey. A huge thank you to Trip.com for making my Bali escape smooth and stress-free. From booking gorgeous villas to arranging tours and local tips, their service made every step easy and enjoyable. Bali is not just a destination — it’s an experience that nourishes the soul. If paradise exists on Earth, it might just be here.

Explore the stunning beauty of Nusa Penida with me 🇮🇩 – where crystal-clear waters meet breathtaking landscapes! From the iconic cliffs to hidden gems, this island is an absolute paradise. Here's a glimpse of the places I visited: 📍 Diamond Beach 📍 Kelingking Beach 📍 Broken Beach 📍 Paluang Cliff 📍 Angel's Billabong Getting there: I hopped on a ferry from Sanur Terminal for a day trip tour to Nusa Penida. My itinerary covered both the west and east sides of the island, but the island is huge so getting from one place to another will be quite far. Whether you’re a nature lover or just looking to relax, you’ll find a spot that takes your breath away. #indonesiatrip #nusapenida #travel #bali

Bali is easier to travel than you think! 4 days 3 nights Day 1 Ubud, the city of trees, surrounded by mountains and rice fields - Ubud Palace - Fu Shou Noodle Club, a very delicious Chinese restaurant! - Naughty Nuri's Warung, a Balinese restaurant, grilled pork is very delicious - Ubud market, a souvenir market, both clothes, food, souvenirs of many types Day 2 Visit the waterfall - Aloha Ubud Swing, a cafe on the way to the waterfall, famous for rice fields and beautiful architecture - Nungnung Waterfall - Banyu Wana Amertha Waterfall - Banyumala twin waterfalls Day 3 The sea, Nusa Penida Island - Diamond Beach, very blue sea, there is a path down but the path is a bit steep - Kelingking Beach, a famous beach that represents Bali! Everyone who comes must take a picture - Broken Beach, this beach cannot be used for swimming but there is a clear pool and a hole in the middle (we even saw a manta ray! ) Day 4 Canggu, a chic beach town - Varuna Warung, a cheap and diverse rice restaurant - Penny Lane - Billy Ho Japanese Restaurant #TravelPlan #Bali #BaliTravel #IndonesiaTravel #bali

#tripflytoprayforNewYear Bali's secret island, crystal clear water, stunning view, packed with activities! 🌊💙 Hello everyone~ Today, I'll take you to Nusa Penida, a paradise island near Bali! 🏝️✨ If you come to Bali and want to experience beautiful nature with crystal clear water, stunningly high cliffs, and beautiful photo spots, you must come to Nusa Penida at least once! 💖 🚤 How to get to Nusa Penida 1. From Bali → Nusa Penida ✈️ Start from Bali Airport (Ngurah Rai Airport) → Take a car to Sanur Pier, it takes about 30-40 minutes. 🚗 ⛴️ Take a speedboat from Sanur to Nusa Penida, it takes about 40-50 minutes. Round-trip boat fare is 600,000 - 800,000 IDR (about 1,500-2,000 baht) 2. Traveling on the island 🏍️ Rent a motorbike (about 100,000-150,000 IDR), but the road is quite rough, drive carefully! 🛵💨 🚙 Or hire a car with a driver (about 600,000 - 800,000 IDR), it's much more comfortable! 📍 Interesting places to visit in Nusa Penida 1. Kelingking Beach - The Dinosaur of Bali! 🦖✨ A must-visit landmark for everyone! A cliff shaped like a T-Rex dinosaur. The blue sea view is absolutely stunning! 🌊💙 📸 Highlights: ✅ Viewpoint on top – Take beautiful panoramic photos! 📷 ✅ Walk down to the beach (about 45 minutes) – The water is crystal clear, but the waves are strong. Be careful when swimming! ⏰ Opening hours: 06:00 - 18:00 2. Broken Beach & Angel’s Billabong – A magical rock cave & natural pool 🌊 These two places are next to each other! 🌿 Broken Beach is a large rock cave that was created naturally. Angel’s Billabong is a natural emerald green pool. Taking pictures is amazing! 😍✨ 📸 Highlights: ✅ Viewpoint on the edge of the cliff – Take beautiful photos from every angle! 🏞️ ✅ Angel’s Billabong – The water is crystal clear, you can clearly see the rocky ground below! ⏰ Opening hours: 06:00 - 18:00 3. Diamond Beach – Nusa Penida's Diamond Beach 💎🏝️ Another of the most beautiful beaches on the island! The beautiful blue sea contrasts with the white sand and diamond-shaped rocks. The view is amazing! 😍✨ 📸 Highlights: ✅ The viewpoint on top – This angle is very beautiful for taking pictures! 🌟 ✅ Walk down to play in the water – The water is very clear, but be careful of strong waves when swimming! ⏰ Opening hours: 06:00 - 18:00 4. Crystal Bay – The ultimate snorkeling & sunset spot 🌅🌊 End the trip by stopping at Crystal Bay, a beach with crystal clear water! This place is perfect for snorkeling or just sitting and chilling while watching the sunset! 😍 📸 Highlights: ✅ Snorkeling spot – There are a lot of beautiful corals and fish! 🐠 ✅ Sunset View – Super romantic atmosphere 🌅💖 ⏰ Opening hours: 06:00 - 18:30 📌 Best Time to Visit: The best time is April - October because it's the dry season, the sky is clear, and the sea is beautiful! 🌞💙 Who has been there? Which one did you like the most? Tell us about it~ 💬💕 #NusaPenida #Bali #VisitBali

#familytravel I have been visited to Bali for 3 times and this place is never cease to amaze me!! Not only a best place for honeymooner, if you love nature so so much, here is the top destinations for you: 1) One Eighty Club - Entrance fee: Rp 500000 per person including 400000 F&B Credit - Operating hour: 10 am to 9 pm - Recommended visit duration: whole day - Highlight: Club by the cliff with incredible ocean view 2) Nusa Penida - Entrance fee: Day trip required with tour and it varies based on the website, may refer to trip.com for more info - Operating hour: whole day - Recommended visit duration: 8-9 hours - Highlight: Beautiful nature with dinosaur look-like mountain. 3) GMK - Entrance fee: Rp 12000 per adult - Operating hour: 9 am to 9 pm - Recommended visit duration: 3-4 hours at least - Highlight: Tallest statue in Indonesia 4) Tanah Lot - Entrance fee: Free - Operating hour: All day - Recommended visit duration: 2 hours - Highlight: Temple in the middle of the sea. BEST spot for sunset seeing!! 5) Alas Harun - Entrance fee: Rp 50000 not including with any games - Operating hour: 7 am to 7 pm - Recommended visit duration: 3 hours - Highlight: Rice Terrace with a lot of intagramable photo taking spots. 6) Uluwatu temple - Entrance fee: Rp 50000 - Operating hour: 7 am to 7 pm - Recommended visit duration: 1 hour - Highlight: Temple by the cliff and kecak dance will be performed in the evening with charge applied.

#cherryblossom25 Broken Beach is one of Nusa Penida’s most iconic and awe-inspiring sights. The naturally formed archway, where the sea flows into a circular cliffside cove, creates a dramatic and unforgettable landscape. Though you can’t swim here, the views from the cliff’s edge are absolutely stunning. The sound of crashing waves, the sea breeze, and the vibrant turquoise waters all add to the magic. Despite the bumpy ride to get there, the serenity and beauty of Broken Beach make it a highlight of any Nusa Penida adventure. A true gem of nature!

#cherryblossom25 Broken Beach (Pasih Uug) on Nusa Penida is a breathtaking natural wonder. This circular cove, formed by a collapsed cliff, features a stunning rock arch where ocean waves flow through, creating a mesmerizing scene. While swimming isn't possible, walking along the cliff's edge offers panoramic views of the turquoise waters below. The journey to reach it can be challenging due to rough roads, but the destination's beauty makes it worthwhile. Nearby, Angel's Billabong adds to the allure, making this spot a must-visit for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.

#mindfultravel #familytrip #amazing #naturelover #best_trip_by_trip Bali isn’t just a destination — it’s a feeling. From the lush green rice terraces to the golden beaches, the sacred temples to the vibrant culture, Bali, Indonesia, wraps you in a sense of wonder the moment you arrive. Whether you're seeking relaxation, adventure, romance, or spiritual renewal, Bali welcomes you with open arms and a gentle smile. I started my Bali journey in Ubud, the cultural and spiritual heart of the island. Nestled among rainforests and rice paddies, Ubud is a haven for tranquility and creativity. I visited Tegallalang Rice Terraces at sunrise — a surreal sight of mist rising over perfectly sculpted green steps. The sound of flowing water and chirping birds made it a serene and almost meditative experience. Nearby, the Sacred Monkey Forest Sanctuary offered a chance to see cheeky macaques in their natural habitat among ancient temple ruins and towering banyan trees. I also explored Tirta Empul, a holy water temple where locals and visitors come to purify their spirits. Participating in the water blessing ritual was both humbling and uplifting. In contrast, the coastal town of Seminyak gave me a taste of Bali’s modern charm. Chic cafés, boutique shopping, and beach clubs lined the streets, while the sunsets on Seminyak Beach were nothing short of magical. I sipped coconut water under a pastel sky as the waves gently lapped at the shore — a moment I’ll never forget. One of the highlights of my trip was visiting the Gates of Heaven at Lempuyang Temple. Framed against the majestic Mount Agung, this iconic spot truly lives up to its name. The reflection shot may be a camera trick, but the spiritual energy there is real. It was one of the most peaceful places I’ve ever visited. Bali also delivered on adventure. I hiked Mount Batur in the early hours of the morning and reached the summit just in time for a breathtaking sunrise. I also snorkeled in Amed, chasing colorful fish through crystal-clear waters, and explored Nusa Penida island for dramatic cliffs and secluded beaches. And then, of course, there’s the food. From traditional nasi goreng to smoothie bowls and fresh seafood, every meal was a treat. The locals’ warmth and hospitality made each dining experience even more special. A heartfelt thank you to Trip.com for making every part of this journey effortless. From booking beautiful resorts to finding local tours and arranging transfers, everything was smooth and stress-free. Bali is not just a place — it’s a mood, a moment, and a memory. It touches your soul and leaves a mark long after you return home. I came for the beauty, but I left with a deeper appreciation for life, nature, and culture. Bali is, truly, paradise found.

Let's go out!! Go go!! 🛫 This time we went to Bali for 5 days and 4 nights, traveling by ourselves, planning by ourselves, booking everything by ourselves 📍🫶🏻I think Bali is another place that is very charming. It has its own identity and has a unique cultural atmosphere that is unlike any other. The people are friendly (this is based on what I've experienced). The sea is beautiful and the water is clear, but for us, we weren't really impressed with the sea. We think the sea is no different from the sea in our country. We might even think that the sea in our country is much more beautiful (personal opinion). 🏝️🩵But if anyone wants to go relax and rest their body and mind, we recommend it because there are many activities to do here, such as visiting the islands, surfing, swimming with dolphins, or visiting Balinese architecture and art at various temples. I guarantee that this is definitely not like in Thailand. 🌊🏄🏻♀️ 🌞Recommended hotels where we stayed- Kiki village Bali - Private villas in Canggu- Dreamsea Surf Camp, Uluwatu 🌞Recommended restaurants where we ate- Crumb & Coaster- Mari Beach Club- El Lago Cafe- The Edge Bali, Uluwatu**Other meals, we sometimes ordered from Grab and some from the hotel restaurants. 🌞Recommended places we went- Nusa Penida Island- Pura Lempuyang Madya- Kuta Beach- Mari Beach Club (eating + watching the sunset)- El Lago Cafe (eating + taking pictures of the mountain view)- The Edge Bali, Uluwatu (eating + playing in the water) Overall, we like Bali. We think Bali is good, fun, enjoyable, and we can let go and enjoy ourselves like we have recharged our batteries. ❤️🫶🏻 If you ask if you should go once in your life, we think you should..🎯Bali #Bali #BaliReview #Bali #BaliAttractions #TravelAbroad

Visiting Bali was an unforgettable experience. The island’s natural beauty, rich culture, and warm hospitality made every moment special. From stunning beaches to serene temples, Bali offered the perfect escape to relax, explore, and reconnect with nature and myself. It was a trip full of inspiration and peace — one that I will always cherish.

Bali’s a dream destination—think coconut groves, cliffside sunsets, rice terraces, and volcanoes! But traveling abroad means extra prep. This all-in-one guide covers everything from visas to dining, so you can focus on the magic. Save it now 📝! ✈️ Pre-Trip Prep 1️⃣ Visas & Documents - E-Visa: Apply online via Indonesia’s official site or platforms like Trip.com. - Visa on Arrival: Available at designated Indonesian airports/ports. - Passport: Valid for 6+ months. ⚠️ Tips: Print e-visa, flight itinerary, and hotel bookings for possible checks. If customs officials demand unofficial payments, play dumb and don’t pay. 2️⃣ Payments Cash (Indonesian Rupiah) is king; bring UnionPay, Mastercard, or Visa cards as backup. ⚠️ Tips: Use reputable exchange shops and count change in-store to avoid shortchanging. 3️⃣ Phone & Internet Buy a local SIM with data in advance for instant connectivity. Enable international roaming as a fallback. 4️⃣ Packing Essentials - 🔌 German-style plug adapter (Bali’s outlets differ from China’s); bring a power strip if needed. - 💊 Meds (e.g., stomach, cold, motion sickness), mosquito repellent, and itch cream—Bali’s mosquitoes are fierce! - 🌞 Sunscreen, hat, umbrella, sun-protective clothing, waterproof phone bag, flip-flops, swimsuit for water fun. 🏨 Accommodation Tips - Bring toothbrush/toothpaste—many hotels don’t provide them. - Request higher floors in beachfront hotels to avoid dampness. - No durians/mangosteens in rooms—check rules to avoid fines. - Sensitive skin? Pack a filtered showerhead for Bali’s hard water. 🍔 Dining Tips - Choose clean restaurants; avoid raw/undercooked street food to prevent food poisoning. - Drink only bottled water from trusted brands—tap water isn’t safe. - Double-check prices before ordering and count change carefully (rupiah denominations are high). - Tipping isn’t mandatory. Leave small cash (no coins) for great service, but skip if a service fee is added. 🚗 Getting Around - Ride-Hailing: Use Grab to avoid shady taxis. - Driving: Rent cars with an international or Indonesian license; drive on the left, cautiously, as roads are narrow. - Motorbikes: Avoid unless experienced—rent from reputable companies and wear helmets to dodge fines. - Chartered Cars: Ideal for groups, offering safe, flexible travel. 🏖️ Exploring Bali - Boating: Check weather before sea trips—skip stormy or windy days. Book with reputable operators, not random beach vendors, and use a waterproof phone bag. - Water Activities: Swim/surf at lifeguard-patrolled beaches and follow safety signs, as waves can be strong. - Attractions: Watch your belongings at Monkey Forest Sanctuary (monkeys snatch); if scratched, seek staff help immediately. Lovina’s dolphin watching is dreamy but skip drift diving—too risky. Nusa Penida and Lembongan are stunning, but Penida’s rough waves aren’t beginner-friendly for snorkeling. 🙏 Cultural Dos & Don’ts 1️⃣ Respect Religion: Bali is Hindu-majority. Don’t touch temple offerings, disturb worshippers, step on street offerings, or use your left hand to give/receive items. 2️⃣ Dress Code: Wear knee-length pants/skirts and a sarong (rentable at entrances) for temples. 3️⃣ Etiquette: Eat, pay, and shake hands with your right hand—left hands are considered “unclean.” 4️⃣ Card Safety: Set overseas card locks or spending limits via banking apps to prevent fraud. 5️⃣ Tourism Tax: Pay 150,000 IDR (~USD 10) per person online. Unpaid taxes may lead to fines or deportation if checked. Got more Bali tips? Share in the comments! Search 🔍 Bali Local Guide for more insider advice. #BaliTravel #TravelTips #BaliCulture

Bali’s beaches are pure magic—half paradise, half postcard! Skipping the coast is like missing the island’s heart. Each beach has its own vibe, so here’s a no-fuss guide to pick and play right. Save it for crystal-clear seas and epic memories 📝! 🧡Southern Beaches 1️⃣ Melasti Beach - Why Visit: Stunning deep-blue-to-mint sea gradients, soft white sands, and a scenic cliff road perfect for photos. Less commercial, it feels pristine and secluded. - ⚠️ Tip: Gaining popularity, so afternoons get busy. Go early for quiet serenity. 2️⃣ Blue Point Beach - Why Visit: Famous for surfing and cliff views, with crystal-clear “glass” seas. Quiet and uncrowded, it’s a surfer’s haven. Pair with a cliffside restaurant meal or a visit to nearby Uluwatu Temple. - ⚠️ Tip: The beach is small, so don’t expect vast sands. Big waves make swimming risky—stick to surfing. Watch tide levels in cave areas to stay safe. 3️⃣ Jimbaran Beach - Why Visit: Iconic for fiery sunset views 🌇, with open-air seafood stalls offering candlelit dinners. Feast on grilled seafood while the sky glows orange. - ⚠️ Tip: Very touristy; some areas may have litter. Splurge on a high-end hotel’s private beach for cleaner sands. Haggle for seafood prices! 4️⃣ Kuta Beach - Why Visit: Bali’s bustling hotspot for sunbathing, epic sunsets, and beginner-friendly surf waves. Shop for local crafts or hit vibrant nightlife nearby. - ⚠️ Tip: Crowded and lively—expect noise. New surfers should book a pro coach to stay safe. 5️⃣ Canggu Beach - Why Visit: A surf mecca with big waves and unique grayish-brown sands from nearby volcanic soil. Trendy beach bars add a fun vibe. - ⚠️ Tip: Bars are pricey, so budget accordingly. 💙Northern Beaches 6️⃣ Lovina Beach - Why Visit: Silky blue waters, soft black sand from volcanic rock, and prime dolphin-spotting tours. Perfect for striking photos 📸. - ⚠️ Tip: Far from downtown—plan a pre-dawn trip. Lodging here is basic, so temper expectations. 🩵Offshore Islands: Crystal Sea Stars 7️⃣ Nusa Penida - Why Visit: An eastern island with jaw-dropping “glass” seas, featured in Apple wallpapers. Visit Kelingking Cliff, Angel’s Billabong, or Diamond Beach for turquoise bays and cliff views. - ⚠️ Tip: Stay safe at Kelingking—don’t cross barriers for photos! Rough roads make travel bumpy, so plan ahead. 8️⃣ Lembongan Island - Why Visit: Powdery white sands, clear waters, and lush coconut groves. Watch the sunset sink into the Indian Ocean or marvel at Devil’s Tears’ rainbow-wave spectacle. Explore mangrove forests by boat or dive at top snorkel spots. - ⚠️ Tip: Boat rides can be rough for those prone to seasickness. Popular spots may have queues for activities. 📌 Which Beach Suits You? ✔️ Crystal seas for photos: Melasti Beach, Nusa Penida ✔️ Romantic sunsets: Jimbaran Beach, Kuta Beach ✔️ Snorkeling/diving: Lembongan Island ✔️ Surfing: Kuta Beach, Canggu Beach ✔️ Dolphin spotting: Lovina Beach ✔️ Quiet escape: Blue Point Beach Bali’s beaches never disappoint—with this guide, you’ll dodge pitfalls and soak up the island’s coastal magic! Search 🔍 Bali Local Guide for more insider tips. #BaliBeaches #BaliTravel #NusaPenida #JimbaranSunset

#Southeast Asia Travel When I was in my head, I always heard about Kelingking Beach in Nusa Pineda, so I decided to devote a whole day to it. My trip started early in the morning, I went to Sanur Port and booked a round-trip fast boat ticket for about 300,000 rupees, the trip took about 45 minutes and I arrived at Nusa Pineda. As soon as I arrived, I rented a motorbike for 100,000 rupees per day and started moving around the island. The road to the beach passes through beautiful nature and tall trees, and sometimes I see various scenery that takes my breath away. It was sunny but the sea breeze soothed the heat of the day, and everything was comfortable for me. I arrived at Kelingking Beach and saw the view from above. The shape of the natural shelf is like a dinosaur, and it is one of the places where people take pictures the most. I sat there for a long time looking at the turquoise sea, and as you can see, I took many pictures. The place was quiet and the atmosphere was relaxing, it made me stop thinking and just focus on the moment. I returned to the boat the same evening, but the whole experience was still in my head. It was one of the easiest trips I've ever been on, everything was prepared, the cost was reasonable, and the place is really worth a visit.

Bali is and amazing country with many activities to do, I t was so fun amd relaxing to be able to join into the Balinese culture, the community in Bali and some of the nices kind hearted people I have met, I am now comfortable saying Bali is my second home after being lucky enough to have been able to travel to the beautiful island many times through out the years

Nusa Penida, a stunning island located southeast of Bali, is often referred to as the "Hidden Paradise." With its rugged cliffs, pristine beaches, and crystal-clear waters, this tropical gem offers visitors a peaceful escape from the bustling mainland. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, Nusa Penida has something for everyone. Getting There The easiest way to reach Nusa Penida is by fast boat from Sanur, Bali. The boat ride takes approximately 35 minutes and costs between $7 and $13 USD. Alternatively, package deals that include transportation and tours are available for $30–$40 USD. Once on the island, renting a scooter is the most popular way to explore its natural beauty. 📍Address: Nusa Penida is part of the Klungkung Regency in Bali Province, Indonesia. 🏖️BAmbiance/Facilities: - Kelingking Beach: Famous for its T-Rex-shaped cliff and breathtaking views of turquoise waters. Visitors can hike down to the beach for an up-close experience. - Crystal Bay: A picturesque spot ideal for snorkeling and enjoying marine life. - Diamond Beach: Known for its dramatic cliffs and stunning viewpoints; accessible via a staircase. - Pura Goa Giri Putri Temple: A unique bat cave temple offering spiritual experiences and meditation. - Tembeling Natural Pool: A hidden freshwater pool surrounded by lush jungle. 💰Average Price per Person: - Meals: $5–$15 USD per meal at local restaurants. - Accommodation: $20–$150 USD per night, depending on preferences. - Tours: $45–$60 USD for full-day guided tours. 💞Reasons to Recommend: 1. Unmatched Natural Beauty: From cliffs to beaches, the island offers jaw-dropping landscapes. 2. Adventure Opportunities: Snorkelling, hiking, and exploring hidden spots make it ideal for thrill-seekers. 3. Cultural Experiences: Temples like Pura Goa Giri Putri provide insight into Balinese spirituality. Tips - Wear sturdy shoes for hikes and steep paths. - Bring cash as ATMs are limited on the island. - Avoid swimming at beaches with strong currents like Diamond Beach. Conclusion Nusa Penida is a tropical paradise that combines adventure, relaxation, and cultural richness in one unforgettable destination. Whether you're exploring its iconic cliffs or diving into its clear waters, this island promises memories that will last a lifetime. #nusapenida #bali #indonesia #kelingkingbeach #travel #trip

If paradise had a wild side — it would be Nusa Penida. Just a short boat ride from Bali, this island feels like a secret kept by the ocean. With its dramatic cliffs, turquoise waters, hidden beaches, and breathtaking viewpoints like Kelingking and Diamond Beach, every corner here is pure magic.

We spent a day exploring Nusa Penida, and while the views were absolutely breathtaking, the trekking was no joke! Here’s a recap of our trip and some tips for anyone planning to visit. Kelingking Beach: Stunning but Brutal The iconic T-Rex Cliff at Kelingking Beach is even more beautiful in person. The hike down to the beach, though? Extremely challenging. It’s steep, rocky, and requires a lot of caution. Going down took effort, but coming back up was exhausting—prepare to sweat! Still, the reward was a nearly empty, pristine beach with insane waves. Other Must-See Spots ✔️ Angel’s Billabong & Broken Beach – A natural infinity pool and a dramatic rock arch. Great for photos, but not swimmable when the tide is high. ✔️ Crystal Bay – Perfect for relaxing after all the trekking. Calm waters and good snorkeling. ✔️ Diamond Beach & Atuh Beach – More incredible cliffs and turquoise waters. The stairs down to Diamond Beach are carved into the rock, making for an epic descent. Tips for Nusa Penida: ✔️ Wear proper shoes – Flip-flops won’t survive the Kelingking trek. ✔️ Start early – The island is big, and the roads are rough, so give yourself enough time. ✔️ Hire a driver or rent a scooter – The roads are bumpy, and distances between spots are long. ✔️ Bring lots of water – The heat and trekking will drain you fast. Nusa Penida is stunning but physically demanding—worth every drop of sweat for the views! Would you take on the challenge? #NusaPenida #BaliTrip

Magical place but be careful of monkeys don’t recommend staying the night #familytrip 💕💕

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Nusa Penida is home to some of Bali’s most breathtaking natural wonders. Angel’s Billabong is a stunning natural infinity pool where crystal-clear waters meet rugged coastal rocks. Kelingking Beach, famous for its iconic T-Rex-shaped cliff, boasts pristine white sands and turquoise waters. Broken Beach features a mesmerizing rock arch over a tranquil lagoon, creating a postcard-perfect view. Each spot promises adventure, beauty, and unforgettable memories for travelers seeking paradise. #Indonesia #bali #gthatguy1 #Angelsbillabong #kelingkingbeach #brokenbeach #Nusapenida

#TravelPlan #IslandTravel #Bali #BaliTravel #BaliTravel #Indonesia #balitrip #balitravel #TravelPlan #SeaTravel Travel to Nusa Penida Island for 3 days and 2 nights in a relaxed way. The trip is not too packed because each time you go, you have to go down the hill to see the view and up the hill to the parking lot. Day 1 - Depart from Sanur Pier, check in for a boat ticket until you arrive at Nusa Penida Island. It takes 1 hour to reach Nusa Penida Island. Hire a local tour guide to pick you up and take you to the west side of the island. - Kelingking Beach, a dinosaur-shaped rock cliff. - Angel’s Billabong, a natural concave pool that flows into the sea. - Lunch / Dinner at Amarta, a restaurant with a beautiful view, where you can see Mount Agung. Day 2 - Teletubbies Hill, a round hill similar to the Teletubbies cartoon. - Rumah Pohon “tree house”, a famous check-in point. You will see another beautiful view of diamond beach. -Diamond Beach is a beautiful beach. The highlight is the large rocks that look like big diamonds. -Lunch at Aloka Penida, a restaurant with a beautiful view of diamond beach from another side. Day 3 -Relax and prepare to return to Sanur pier. -Travel from Nusa Penida pier to Sanur pier.

Nusa Penida is a treasure island near Bali. Its pristine natural scenery and magnificent coastline are super attractive. The Kelingking Beach (Dinosaur Bay) here has become a popular check-in spot, with a stunning bird's-eye view; while Angel's Billabong and Broken Beach showcase the wonders of natural rock pools and sea arches, making people marvel at the uncanny workmanship of nature. Although the road conditions on the island are a bit bumpy and transportation is not very convenient, every scenery is worth the adventure💪. If you like to get away from the hustle and bustle and explore the pristine beauty, Penida Island is definitely your best choice🌟! #MarchGoodPlaces2025

Nusa Penida is Bali’s wilder, more dramatic side—towering cliffs, hidden beaches, and crystal-clear waters teeming with marine life. Kelingking Beach, with its T-Rex-shaped cliffs, is a jaw-dropping sight, while Angel’s Billabong and Broken Beach showcase nature’s raw beauty. Snorkeling with manta rays at Manta Point is an unforgettable experience. Unlike Bali’s bustling resorts, Nusa Penida feels rugged and untouched, perfect for adventurers seeking breathtaking landscapes. Whether hiking down to secluded shores or marveling at the ocean views, this island is a true tropical escape. #thingstodo #travel #beachlife

🗺️🗺️ [Itinerary] Day 1: Arrival Day 2: Mount Batur - Sunrise Day 3: Twin Lake Trekking - Ulun Dani Temple Day 4: Rafting - ATV Day 5: Nusa Peninda - Kelingking Beach - Broken Beach - Angle Bilabong Day 6: home sweet home 🥘🥘 [Must-Try Food] - Me Lui (vietnamese food) - Naughty Nuri's (Best bbq pork ribs ever) - Bakso sapi (Local beef noodle/rice soup) 🏠🏠 [Accommodation ] 1.Puri Lovina Hotel 2.Uma Padi Villa 3.Kuta Town Houses 💰Average Price per Person: $800

,Yes ！ Indonesia, known for its dramatic cliffs, stunning beaches, and world-class diving spots. It’s a popular day-trip destination from Bali but also great for a longer stay if you want to explore more. 🏖️Top Attractions in Nusa Penida 1. Kelingking Beach (“T-Rex Cliff”) • One of the most iconic viewpoints, featuring a T-Rex-shaped cliff and a hidden white sand beach below. • The hike down is steep and challenging, but the views are breathtaking. 2. Angel’s Billabong • A natural infinity pool formed by rock formations where you can swim at low tide. • Be careful of strong waves, especially at high tide. 3. Broken Beach (Pasih Uug) • A scenic natural rock arch over turquoise waters, formed by erosion. • Not a swimming spot, but perfect for photos. 4. Crystal Bay • A relaxing beach with calm waters, perfect for snorkeling and diving. • Great place to watch the sunset. 5. Manta Bay • One of the best places in Bali to swim with manta rays! • Popular for snorkeling and diving. 6. Diamond Beach & Atuh Beach • Stunning white-sand beaches surrounded by towering cliffs. • Diamond Beach has a steep staircase leading down to the shore. #indonesiatrip

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📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation 1.The Laguna, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Bali 2.Hyatt Regency Bali 💡 Tips#spa #island #nature #food

#Tourist attraction bundle #Bali attractions #Indonesian attractions 👋Salamat Datang from Bali, Indonesia🇲🇨 A dream destination rich in abundant natural resources, the meeting point of two oceans, the Pacific and the Indian. Recommended ✨️Tanhlot Temple has both a part located in the sea and on land. If the tide is low, you can cross over. The waves are very strong. ✨️Garuda Wisanu Kencana Cultural Park, a new tourist attraction that combines culture with nature. Large statue ✨️Nusa Penida Island, a large island with many tourist attractions, divided into the east and west sides. Traveling to Bali requires patience. The weather, roads, and traffic are not very convenient.

We got so lucky that we saw all the rare sea animals like manta, sea turtles and nemo. We got a very welcoming and super gurading captain who is watching all the time for our safety in the ocean. This is our first time snorkelling but due to the captain we got strength to explore under water. And also we got our driver name Komang who take us safe and took great photos too. Thank you guys.#localguides #historicallandmarks