Nusa Penida,Bali

• Kelingking Beach (T‑Rex Bay) – iconic cliff viewpoint with a steep trail down to the beach.
• Broken Beach (Pasih Uug) – circular rock formation with a natural archway and photogenic cliffs.
• Angel's Billabong – natural tide pool with crystal-clear water and dramatic cliffs.
• Crystal Bay – popular for snorkeling, sunsets and relaxed beach time.
• Atuh Beach & Diamond Beach – remote white‑sand beaches with striking cliff backdrops.
• Manta Point – world-class site for snorkeling/diving with manta rays.
• Peguyangan Waterfall & Blue Stairs – cliffside pilgrimage route with sea views and temple.

• Dramatic limestone cliffs and panoramic viewpoints
• Vibrant coral reefs and abundant marine life (manta rays, reef fish, mola mola season in deeper water)
• Remote, less-developed island atmosphere compared with Bali
• Opportunities for dramatic photography and adventurous hikes
• Numerous snorkeling and dive sites with good visibility in the dry season

• Snorkeling and scuba diving (manta ray tours are a highlight)
• Cliff viewpoint walks and short hikes (Kelingking, Diamond Beach access trail)
• Island day trips and boat tours from Bali (Sanur, Padangbai)
• Photography and sunset watching at viewpoints
• Scooter or car exploration of scenic coastal roads and villages
• Visiting local temples and experiencing Balinese ceremonies

Dry season (April–October) is the best time for calm seas, good snorkeling/diving visibility and clearer skies. Peak months for ideal conditions: May–September. Wet season (November–March) brings more rain and rough seas which can disrupt boats.

Tropical climate — warm and humid year‑round. Dry season: sunny with low rainfall. Wet season: frequent short heavy showers, higher humidity and choppier seas.

No airport on Nusa Penida — access by fast boat (most common) from Sanur, Padangbai or Kusamba to ports such as Toya Pakeh, Sampalan or Buyuk. Boats take ~30–60 minutes depending on route. On the island, roads are steep and can be rough: a rented scooter or hiring a driver/4x4 is recommended. Public transport is limited; plan transfers in advance.

1–3 days for a focused visit (day trips possible from Bali but 2–3 days allows a more relaxed pace and time for snorkeling/diving). For dive enthusiasts, 3+ days recommended to reach multiple sites.

Sturdy shoes for trails and uneven steps, sandals for beaches, swimwear, reef‑safe sunscreen, sunhat, lightweight rain jacket in wet season, reusable water bottle, snorkeling gear if you prefer your own (rentals available).

Eat at local warungs for fresh grilled fish, nasi campur and simple Balinese dishes; try local snacks like pisang goreng (fried banana). Souvenirs include sarongs, small wood carvings and locally made handicrafts — support village vendors where possible.