Nusa Penida
Nusa Penida is not for the faint of heart. With dramatic cliffs, secret beaches, and some of the best snorkeling in Indonesia, this island rewards the adventurous. Just 45 minutes from Bali by fastboat, Nusa Penida feels like a world away — untouched, wild, and absolutely unforgettable.
Best Time to Visit
April – October (Calm Seas)
Getting There
Fastboat from Sanur (Bali)
Travel Time
30–45 minutes from Bali
Getting Around
Scooter or private driver
🌏 Featured ITB Tours in Nusa Penida
Snorkeling Nusa Penida – Manta Point & Crystal Bay
Swim with manta rays & explore vibrant coral reefs • 6 hours
Nusa Penida West Package – Kelingking & Broken Beach
Iconic T-Rex cliff, Angel’s Billabong, Crystal Bay • Full day
Nusa Penida East Package – Diamond Beach & Atuh
Hidden beaches, treehouse, thousand islands viewpoint • Full day
Nusa Penida Mix Package – West & East Combo
Best of both sides in one day • Full day (fast-paced)
✨ Nusa Penida's Iconic Highlights
- 🦖 Kelingking "T-Rex" Cliff
- 🌊 Broken Beach (Pasih Uug)
- 💧 Angel's Billabong
- 🏖️ Crystal Bay
- 💎 Diamond Beach
- 🏝️ Atuh Beach
- 📸 Thousand Islands Viewpoint
- 🌅 Rumah Pohon Treehouse
📸 Nusa Penida Through Our Lens
❓ Nusa Penida Travel Tips (FAQ)
Is Nusa Penida suitable for beginners?
Some roads are rough and steep. The west coast is more beginner-friendly. For east coast spots like Diamond Beach, expect many stairs. Hire a local driver for a stress-free experience.
Can I do a day trip from Bali?
Absolutely! Most visitors do a day trip. Early morning fastboats from Sanur return in the late afternoon. However, staying overnight allows you to experience sunrise at Kelingking with fewer crowds.
What should I pack for Nusa Penida?
Comfortable hiking shoes, swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, hat, cash (limited ATMs), and a power bank — photos will drain your battery!
- Why Visit Nusa Penida?
Untamed beauty, jaw-dropping viewpoints, and crystal-clear waters. Perfect for adventure seekers, photographers, and anyone who wants to see Bali’s wild side. Less crowded, more authentic.
- Local Tips
- Start early — first fastboat (7-8 AM) beats the crowds
- Rent a scooter only if you're experienced (roads are challenging)
- Bring cash — most warungs and entrance fees don't accept cards
- Download offline Google Maps — signal can be spotty
- Stay overnight for sunrise at Kelingking (magical experience)
- Where to eat in Nusa Penida
- Warung Luh Luh — grilled fish with ocean view
- Penida Colada — smoothie bowls & coffeePenida Colada — smoothie bowls & coffee
- Amok Sunset — western & local food with sunset views
