Get away from the main drags of Kuta or Seminyak and head instead to this paradise island off Bali’s southeastern coast: Nusa Penida. The much quieter gem is a landscape of dramatic cliffs overlooking the bluest waters. Here you’ll find delicious local food, unbelievable snorkelling, and of course, incredible beaches. Ask anyone who’s been – a day trip is simply not enough to experience the best of this tropical dream. Journey with us for two whole days to get the most out of what many have called “heaven on earth.”
Highlight
Visit stunning Angel’s Billabong and Broken Beach
Snap iconic photos at Kelingking Beach’s “dino head”
Take pictures of the rolling mounds of Teletubbies Hill
Snorkel at Crystal Bay, Manta Ray, or Nusa Penida Wall
Explore Nusa Penida’s Instagram-famous highlights
Itinerary Overview
Day 1 Stops:
After meeting at Sanur Boat Pier on the Bali mainland, we’ll depart for Nusa Penida and land with the whole day still ahead of us. Our first stop is the Thousand Island Viewpointof Instagram fame, followed by the bamboo Nusa Penida Treehouse (Rumah Pohon), perched on the edge of an epic cliff.
Next we’ll hit the hidden Atuh Beach, a turquoise cove bordered by sheer rock face.
After lunch at one of the yummy local dives, we’ll head to Teletubbies Hill: A landscape of verdant rolling hills and unbelievable viewpoints overlooking the entire Island.
Day 2 Stops:
Get picked up from your hotel bright and early for a relaxing snorkelling session at Crystal Bay. Located by a 200m stretch of sand, this zone is famous for excellent diving and snorkelling conditions. Choose two spots among the following: Crystal Bay, Manta Point, Nusa Penida Wall or Mangrove Point.
Lunch will follow the seaside excursion, after which we will visit the famous Angel’s Billabong. The tidal pools here form aquamarine lagoons where you can swim at low tide. At high tide, powerful waves crash dramatically against the cliffs – an awe-inspiring sight to be sure.
A 5-minute walk will take us to Broken Beach (Pasih Uug Beach), a gorgeous bay featuring a distinctive arch leading right into the ocean from the secluded lagoon.
Finally, we’ll reach our last stop: the beloved Kelingking Beach. This dinosaur-head shaped natural formation is the island’s most recognisable landmark. Here you can soak in the mind-blowing view from above, but only the bravest dare to scale the rocky path to the shore below (a 2-hours return journey).
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