Ocean · Nusa Penida

Nusa Penida Tour

The best way to see Bali is to step off it for a day.

€90 / person From · small group
Full day · boat and island car included Check dates
DurationFull day · 07:00–19:00
DifficultyModerate
LocationNusa Penida
GroupMax. 12
TransferHotel + boat included
GuideTR / EN

About the experience

Step off the island for a day.

Nusa Penida lies half an hour southeast of Bali by fast boat. You leave Sanur early; the moment you cross, the landscape changes completely — instead of green terraces there are sheer limestone cliffs with light-shot turquoise water beneath them.

The west of the island holds Kelingking, Broken Beach, Angel’s Billabong and Paluang; the east has Diamond Beach and Atuh. The roads are narrow and rough, and one way between the two sides takes over an hour. We decide together in the morning which side the day covers, based on the sea and the group’s pace.

This is a long day — it starts at 07:00 and runs close to 19:00. In return you see Bali’s harshest and emptiest landscapes. A private car and driver stay with you throughout, so you are not tied to a coach schedule.

“Kelingking’s turquoise curve is higher than the photographs suggest.”

Guests at the Kelingking Beach cliff, Nusa Penida

Highlights

Three things that set this day apart

The signature cliffs

Kelingking’s T-Rex ridge and the natural arch at Broken Beach are the island’s two best-known points. Both are on the west side and fit into one morning.

A private car on the island

A car and driver for your group alone all day. If you want longer at one viewpoint, you stay.

Fast boat, morning crossing

We cross from Sanur on the first boats; the sea is calmest then and you reach the island ahead of the crowds.

Who it suits

Is this your kind of day

You’ll love it if

  • Travellers happy to spend a long day and drive for a view
  • Anyone fine with steps and steep paths
  • Couples who can get up early for the light
  • Anyone staying in Bali at least five days

Think twice if

  • Anyone who suffers badly from seasickness — the crossing is 30–45 minutes and can be rough
  • Anyone with knee trouble; the descent at Kelingking is very steep
  • Families with small children
  • Anyone wanting a slow, easy day

Programme

How the day runs

  1. 06:30

    Hotel pickup

    Transfer to the harbour.

  2. 08:00

    Boat

    Crossing to Nusa Penida.

  3. 09:30

    West line

    Kelingking, Angel’s Billabong, Broken Beach.

  4. 13:00

    Lunch

    Local restaurant.

  5. 14:30

    Diamond Beach

    Descent and swim if conditions allow.

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What’s in, what’s not

Included

  • Hotel–harbour transfer
  • Fast boat return
  • Private car on the island
  • Guide
  • Entries

Not included

  • Lunch
  • Water sports
  • Tips

Meet: Sanur harbour (with transfer) · Early start; times can shift with the sea.

Prepare

Bring with you

Shoes with gripHat and sunglassesHigh-factor sunscreenSwimsuit and towelSeasickness tablets

Good to know

Small, important notes

Sea and timing

If the swell is up, boat times shift and, rarely, the day is cancelled. We tell you first thing in the morning.

Road conditions

Island roads are narrow and rough. One way between the two coasts takes over an hour, which is why the route is set in the morning.

The Kelingking descent

The stairway down to the beach is very steep and has no shade. Most guests stay at the viewpoint; going down and back up takes about two hours.

FAQ

Common questions

It can be done, but it makes a genuinely long day: the roads are narrow and one way between the coasts takes over an hour. We decide together in the morning based on the sea and the group’s pace. Most guests prefer to do the west properly and leave the east for a second day.
The crossing is 30–45 minutes and can be choppy, especially in the afternoon. If you’re sensitive we suggest the morning boat and a tablet; the rear of the boat moves less.
No. Most of the photographs are taken from the viewpoint above. The descent is very steep, done holding a rope, and takes about two hours down and back.
Swimming is forbidden at Angel’s Billabong and Broken Beach because of the current. At Crystal Bay and Diamond Beach it depends on conditions; your guide will say on the day.
Hotel pickup, return fast boat, a private car and driver on the island, guide, entrance fees and lunch. Drinks, snorkel or dive gear and tips are not included.
Manta Point is a separate snorkelling trip and is not part of this land day. We can add it as a snorkel tour the following day.

Shall we hold this day?

Once dates and group size are clear, we reply the same day.

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