[2025 Bali Attraction] Travel Guide for Thousand Islands Viewpoint (Updated Jun)

2D1N “healing but hectic” trip – full of views, stairs, and sore calves If you’re planning a quick escape from Bali and think, “Let’s go to Nusa Penida for some peace,” let me warn you: your soul will be healed, yes—but your legs will never be the same. 🛳️ Day 1: Caught the 6:30am ferry from Sanur Port (tip: the sunrise at the port is stunning and makes waking up at 4am almost worth it). Landed at Banjar Nyuh where our supir—booked all the way from Malaysia—was already waiting and plot twist: not only does he drive like a champ, know all the best spots, he also takes banger photos (is this love?) First stop: Diamond Beach 💎 The view? Magical. The way down? A stairway straight to leg-day hell 10/10 would risk my knees again. Then headed to Thousand Island Viewpoint + the famous Tree House, where the views were incredible, but my thighs were on strike. At this point, I accepted that paradise comes with a side of glute burn. Legs = crying. Eyes = blessed. Then we checked in at The Sandat Bungalow— a dreamy little hideout with only 4 huts and a pool. Gave countryside chic, gave peace and quiet, gave me a much-needed lie down. Dinner at a nearby cafe—delicious, cozy, and thankfully within crawling distance. 🌞 Day 2: Started with a relaxing breakfast at the huts and momentarily believed I was meant for island life. Then off to the big names: ✨ Kelingking Beach 🌊 Broken Beach 💧 Angel’s Billabong Every stop was stunning, slightly terrifying, and perfect for “please don’t let me fall” content. Our supir? Still snapping fire shots like he’s moonlighting as a content creator 😂 Finally made our way back to the jetty, returned to Kuta sunburnt, sandy, and walking like I just ran a marathon… backwards. But honestly? 10/10 adventure. Nusa Penida gave me sore legs, epic memories, and an overflowing camera roll. Would I go again? In a heartbeat. Would my legs forgive me? Ask me next week. #summervacay #travel #bali #nusapenida

Bali has a wet season and dry season, with an average annual temperature of 28°C. Sun protection is crucial - it's very easy to get tanned or sunburned! 【Recommended Itinerary】 Day 1: West Nusa Penida day tour: Kelingking Cliff - Kelingking Beach - Broken Beach - Angel's Billabong Day 2: Instagrammable waterfalls - Tegallalang Rice Terrace - ATV adventure - Local market Day 3: Uluwatu Cliff - Cliffside road - Jimbaran Beach Day 4: Mount Batur - Hot spring soak Day 5: Lovina dolphin watching - Tanah Lot - Seminyak shopping district Day 6: Return trip 【Must-Visit Attractions】 1. Tanah Lot An ancient Hindu temple renowned for its unique offshore location and breathtaking sunset views. 2. Jimbaran Beach Offers world-class sunsets about 80 days per year - enjoy seafood feasts while facing the sunset. 3. Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park Features a 120m-tall sculpture, one of the world's tallest monumental statues. 4. Nusa Penida Island: Two main routes: West route: Kelingking Cliff, Kelingking Beach, Angel's Billabong, Broken Beach East route: Diamond Beach, famous treehouse, Atuh Beach, Chocolate Hill, Thousand Islands viewpoint Other highlights include: Lembongan Island, Lovina Beach, Uluwatu Cliff, Ubud Palace, Tirta Empul Temple, Tegallalang Rice Terrace, Lempuyang Temple (Gates of Heaven), Kuta Beach, etc.

Nusa Penida is an outer island of Bali, featuring several popular attractions and beaches with stunningly blue waters! One of the popular photo spots is the treehouse on the east side, but it requires an extra fee and you have to wait in line to take pictures! This time, we are introducing the Raja Lima viewpoint, which allows you to avoid the crowds while enjoying the same scenery😍. Just climb a few more steps up from the treehouse to reach the highest point of the cliff, where you can enjoy a vast view without waiting in line or paying a fee. You can sit on the rocks and admire the gradient blue sea, taking as many photos as you want. Don't miss it🥰

Bali's temples are not just places of worship; they are peaceful sanctuaries where culture, history, and spirituality intertwine. From the majestic Tanah Lot, perched on a sea-rock, to the tranquil Uluwatu Temple overlooking the ocean, each temple tells a unique story. The intricate carvings, serene settings, and stunning views offer an immersive experience into the island's deep spiritual traditions. Whether you’re seeking reflection, beauty, or just a deeper connection to Bali’s heritage, these temples are an absolute must-see. 🌺⛩️ #BaliTemples #SacredSerenity #CulturalJourney #newyearnewtrip

#indonesiatrip Thousand Islands Viewpoint on Nusa Penida, Bali, is a must-visit destination for breathtaking panoramic views. Perched on a cliff, this viewpoint offers stunning vistas of the turquoise sea, dramatic rock formations, and lush green islands scattered across the horizon. The journey to the viewpoint is an adventure, with winding roads and steep paths, but the reward is well worth the effort. Visitors can also explore the nearby Rumah Pohon Treehouse, adding a unique touch to the experience. The best time to visit is early morning to avoid crowds and enjoy the serene beauty in peace. Whether you’re a photography enthusiast or simply seeking a tranquil escape, Thousand Islands Viewpoint provides an unforgettable experience that captures the essence of Nusa Penida’s natural charm

📍Address: Thousand islands viewpoint, treehouse 🚗 Accessibility to transportation: 10 minute drive from diamond beach. 🤿 Activities in the area: Diamond beach, Atuh beach, 🌟 Rating: 7/10 💞Reasons to Recommend: The view is amazing at sunset. The area has a hotel and food outlet. 💡 Think about: To get to the treehouse, you have to climb around 200 steep steps down and up. This track is not recommended for people with mobility challenges. There are monkeys at the bottom, do not feed them or make contact with them. To enter the area you have to pay to view the viewpoint. If you want a photo by the treehouse you have to pay when you get down to the bottom to sit by the treehouse. #summerdestinations #mytravelhacks #localguides #couplestrip #indonesia

📍The Raja Lima and Spa,Bali ข้ามไปเกาะ Nusa Penida ทั้งที จะไปเที่ยวแบบ One Day Trip ได้ยังไง เหนื่อยแย่เลย ทางพวกเราได้เข้าพักที่ The Raja Lima and Spa ราคาที่พักน่ารัก อยู่ทางฝั่งตะวันออกของเกาะมองเห็นวิวทะเลช่วงพระอาทิตย์ขึ้นและบรรยากาศที่พักก็ดีมากๆ ทำไมต้องพักที่นี่ : 1️⃣เพราะที่นี่อยู่ใกล้บ้านต้นไม้ยอดฮิตสามารถเดินไปได้ ซึ่งห่างที่พักแค่ 100 m เพราะฉะนั้นใครขยันตื่นเช้าก็สามารถเดินเล่นชิวๆไปถ่ายรูปได้เลย โดยที่ไม่ต้องรอต่อแถวหรือโดนจับเวลาให้รู้สึกกดดัน 2️⃣อาหารมีให้เลือกหลากหลายเมนูและรสชาติอร่อยด้วยนะ ข้อควรระวัง : สัญญาณ wifi ไม่ค่อยดี และได้ยินเสียงตุ๊กแกอยู่เรื่อยๆ 😂 💵 ไป 5 คน จอง 2 ห้อง ราคา/คน ประมาณ 1450฿ #เที่ยวอินโด #อินโดนีเซีย #คิดถึงธรรมชาติ #รีวิวบาหลี #เที่ยวบาหลี #Brokenbeach #anglebillabong #Bali #ทะเล #บ้านต้นไม้ #บ้านต้นไม้บาหลึ #Rajalima #Indonesia #เกาะไดโนเสาร์ #kelingking #ที่พักบาหลี #ที่พักบรรยากาศดี #ที่พักติดทะเล #คิดถึงธรรมชาติ