About this Destination
Nusa Penida is the wild, rugged sibling of Bali — a large island 45 minutes by fast boat from Sanur that remained largely undeveloped until very recently. Its dramatic landscape of towering limestone cliffs, hidden turquoise bays, and crystal-clear waters has made it one of Indonesia's most iconic destinations.
Kelingking Beach — its signature T-Rex-shaped cliff and pristine white cove far below — is now one of the world's most photographed viewpoints. Beyond the viewpoints, Nusa Penida is world-class for diving and snorkelling, with encounters with Manta rays at Manta Point and (seasonally) the rare Mola mola sunfish.
Highlights
Iconic Kelingking Beach — Indonesia's most photographed viewpoint Manta ray encounters at Manta Point Seasonal Mola mola (sunfish) diving
Iconic Kelingking Beach — Indonesia's most photographed viewpoint
Manta ray encounters at Manta Point
Seasonal Mola mola (sunfish) diving
Crystal Bay — pristine snorkelling and clear turquoise water
Angel's Billabong and Broken Beach natural rock pools
Raw, adventurous atmosphere away from the crowds