Nusa Penida Day Trip

The first stop is at Broken Beach, also known as Pasih Uug, which is one of the most gorgeous spots on Nusa Penida, Bali, and is ideal for travel photographers and panoramic view enthusiasts.

There are cliffs ranging in height from 50 to 200 meters. The cliff is round in shape, with holes in the middle that resemble caves or tunnels under the water. The sea water appears to be trapped in the midst of the cliff, giving the impression of a large pond.

Broken Beach is a large natural pool, about a hundred meters in diameter, that was formed millions of years ago by sea abrasion and the fall of a limestone hill. This 98-meter-diameter hole provides a unique and picturesque vista.

Incredible views like heaven on earth, with a circular hole in the heart of a cliff and tunnels leading directly to the sea, and spectacular vistas of the ocean and rocks.

Except on the island of Nusa Penida in Bali, you won't find a beach like this anywhere else in the world.

Continue your journey to Angel's Billabong, a prominent Nusa Penida destination with a natural infinity pool that hangs out over the ocean facing Manta Point Beach and is framed by limestone cliffs.

A beautiful seascape can be found in the naturally formed rock lagoon. The Angel's Billabong is the definition of gorgeous, with its emerald colours and clear seas.

It's only during low tide that you can swim or relax in the crystal-clear rock pools.

There are several vistas at Angels Billabong, however the majority of people prefer to swim in the infinity pool.

When you enter the infinity pool, you will see that the water is incredibly clear and has emerald tints.

Our guide will next take you to Kelingking Beach, also known as Kelingking Secret Point Beach, which is one of Nusa Penida's most popular tourist sites.

An magnificent secret beach surrounded by high, steep cliffs, deep turquoise blue waves, and fluffy white sand with the most incredible scenery like heaven on earth.

The quiet beach is reached via a 400-meter cliffside trek, but the view of Kelingking is likely more popular than the beach.

Visitors may stare down on the white beach that is encircled by the famed limestone promontory that juts out into the Indian Ocean from the vantage point.

When you see it for the first time, it's hard to believe it's real, and it's 100 percent guaranteed to be the most amazing site you've ever seen.

The cliffs at Kelingking Beach are shaped like a T-Rex (think Jurassic Park logo), which is why it is so popular.

A Tyrannosaurus Rex's head can be seen on the left side of the bay, while its body and tail wrap around to the right.

You will not find a more mesmerizing area or beach anywhere else in the world than Nusa Penida Island.

Take as many fantastic shots as you like. Then, indulge in an Indonesian-themed lunch at a nearby restaurant.

After a long day, head to Crystal Area Beach, a beautiful hidden bay with a little beach for swimming, snorkeling, and diving.

This bay is a hidden cove on the west coast of Nusa Penida Island with a 200-meter strip of beach.

With a little jagged islet off shore and steep Nusa Ceningan in the distance, it's a peaceful arc of white-grey sand situated amid rocky, scrubby outcrops.

The bay itself has a sandy section in the centre and beautiful coral reefs on the edges.

Nudibranchs, crabs, shrimp, and cuttlefish can be found in abundance in the sandy area.

Relax on the beach or go snorkeling if you have enough time; snorkeling equipment can be rented from locals at your own expense.

Then you'll return home from Crystal Bay Beach to the port, where you'll be escorted to the boat that will take you back to Sanur.