Description
Nusa Penida is a true paradise for nature enthusiasts and photographers, and we look forward to sharing its iconic highlights with you.
West Coast:
- Kelingking "T-Rex" Beach
- Broken Beach
- Angel’s Billabong
- Crystal Bay (*can be swapped for beach club relaxation)
East Coast:
- Atuh Beach
- Diamond Beach
- Rumah Pohon Tree House
- Thousand Islands Viewpoint
Price:
With a Russian-speaking guide:- 1 person — $220
- 2 people — $280
- 3+ people — $99/person
- 1 person — $185
- 2 people — $200
- 3+ people — $75/person
Additional Costs:
- Snorkeling with Manta Rays — $40/person
- Beach club daybeds — $10/person minimum spend
- Shopping and souvenirs
Duration:
From 6:30 AM to 6:00 PMIf you wish to visit both the East and West coasts, check out our 2-Day Nusa Penida Tour
"Included" and "Not Included"
Included
- Transfer from the hotel to the port and back; car with a driver on Nusa Penida
- Round-trip speedboat tickets
- Entrance tickets to the locations
- Island entry tax
Not Included
- Lunch
More about places
T-Rex Point, or Kelingking Beach, is one of Nusa Penida’s most popular and photogenic attractions. The cliff has a unique shape resembling a tyrannosaurus’s head, framed by turquoise waters and snow-white sand. The viewpoint at the top of the cliff offers stunning panoramic views, while more adventurous tourists can make the steep descent to the beach through the jungle.
Broken Beach is a natural architectural masterpiece on the western coast of Nusa Penida, featuring a rock arch that forms a natural bridge over the sea. The water is crystal clear, and the beach is surrounded by high cliffs, creating an impressive and unique atmosphere.
Angel’s Billabong is a natural pool with clear turquoise water located on the island’s western coast. Ocean water enters through rocky openings, creating natural “baths” for swimming. Visitors should exercise caution during high tide because of the strong waves.
Crystal Bay is known for its white sand and clear turquoise water, making it an ideal spot for snorkeling and swimming. Located on the western coast of Nusa Penida, the beach is renowned for its peaceful atmosphere and beautiful sunsets.
Atuh Beach is a picturesque beach on the eastern coast, surrounded by high cliffs and several small coves. The beach is known for its natural beauty and opportunities for a secluded getaway.
Diamond Beach is a beach on the eastern side of Nusa Penida that was opened to tourists relatively recently. It is popular for its white sand, crystal-clear water, and impressive limestone cliffs. New stairs lead down to the beach, providing access to this paradise-like location.
Tree House is a popular spot on Nusa Penida’s eastern coast, known for its photogenic wooden structure set against a backdrop of ocean and mountains. It is an excellent place to relax and take memorable photographs.
Thousand Islands is a picturesque archipelago of small islands and rocks near Nusa Penida’s eastern coast, ideal for snorkeling and exploring the underwater world. The area is renowned for its natural beauty and crystal-clear water.
Program
What to Bring
- Comfortable shoes
- Swimsuit
- Sunscreen
- Pocket money
Transfer
Free from areas:
- Canggu - including Berawa, Batu Bolong, Pererenan
- Seminyak
- Legian
- Kuta
- Jimbaran
- Uluwatu / Bukit
- Nusa Dua
- Sanur
- Ubud (Ubud, central part)
- Umalas (Umalas)
- Munggu
- Cemagi
- North Ubud (Tegallalang, Payangan, Sebatu)
- Tabanan
- Bedugul
- Sidemen
- Amed and Tulamben
- Candidasa
- Lovina
- Munduk
- Pemuteran (Pemuteran)
- Singaraja (Singaraja)
- Negara (Negara)
- Gilimanuk (Gilimanuk)
- Seririt (Seririt)
- Pupuan (Pupuan)
Payment and return
Payment methods:
- Cash in Rupees
- Cash in Dollars
- Rupees via transfer to local Permata or BNI bank cards
- Rubles via transfer to Sberbank card
We accept prepayment via any of the methods mentioned above.
Prepayment:
- 100% for premium class cars
- 50% for private boats and helicopters
- 10% for excursions for groups of more than 4 people
- 50% for tours to Indonesian islands, except Bali and Nusa Penida
- 50% for Mount Agung climbing
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