Nusa Penida, a stunning island located off the southeast coast of Bali in Indonesia, has rugged landscapes, dramatic cliffs, and crystal-clear turquoise waters. It’s truly one of my favorite places to visit in all of Indonesia. From breathtaking viewpoints like Kelingking Beach and Angel’s Billabong to pristine beaches such as Crystal Bay and Atuh Beach, the island is a paradise for sightseeing and photography. Diving and snorkeling lovers can immerse themselves in the vibrant underwater world, encountering magnificent Giant Manta Rays and colorful coral reefs. For those seeking some chill vibes, the peaceful coastal roads provide serene escapes. With its natural wonders and untamed beauty, Nusa Penida offers an unforgettable experience for every traveler.

NUSA PENIDA ISLAND TRAVEL GUIDE

This is the original travel guide for Nusa Penida. When I first traveled to the island back in 2017, the most in-depth online guide had just a few places to visit mentioned in it. I set out over the next few years to document and list all of the top places to visit on Nusa Penida Island. Every single spot on this list is a place I visited personally and you can click through to see a detailed blog post about each Nusa Penida attraction. You’ll probably even notice that a lot of the sites have new railing, stairs, warungs, and infrastructure since my last visit. Don’t worry, I keep this article updated so it remains a great travel resource.

How to get to the Nusa Islands

There are three main options to get to Nusa Penida depending on your budget and how many logistics you want to manage. Here are the three options with the cheapest first:

Book your ticket: Sanur (Bali) to Nusa Lembongan – Book a regular ferry that leaves from Sanur to Nusa Penida on the reliable website 12go. You then need to moped or taxi across to Nusa Penida via another ferry/boat.
Book a fast boat: Sanur (Bali) to Nusa Penida – This option is great as you go direct from Bali to Penida without having to stop in Lembongan. This option is only slightly more expensive than stopping in Lembongan. This is my favorite option of the three and can be booked on Klook.
Book a fast boat with hotel pick-up: Sanur (Bali) to Nusa Penida – This option includes a fast boat from Sanur (Bali) to Nusa Penida but also includes pick-up from your hotel in Bali in a van. This option from GetYourGuide is a bit more expensive but takes all the hassle out of the transit from Bali to Nusa Penida.

The Best Nusa Penida Day Trips from Bali

In this blog post, I’m going to detail the two most popular Nusa Penida day trips from Bali. The first option is the Manta Ray Snorkel Tour. It’s honestly the most amazing experience to swim with gentle Giant Manta Rays. The tour takes you from Bali to Penida to snorkel with mantas but also to snorkel at other locations where you will find beautiful corals and even spot turtles. The second tour is the BEST of Nusa Penida Day Tour, which basically takes you to all of the most iconic viewpoints and beaches on Nusa Penida in one day.

BEST NUSA PENIDA TOURS!

These are the four most popular Nusa Penida Tours. I’ve done all four and they are AWESOME!

Manta Ray Snorkel Tour (from Bali) – Most amazing experience to swim with Giant Manta’s.
Manta Ray Snorkel Tour (from Penida) This is the cheaper option if already on Nusa Penida.
BEST of Nusa Penida Day Tour (from Bali) Most booked day trip fro Bali to Penida with all highlights
Nusa Penida Car Rental with Driver: Great way to see all the highlights and tourist spots.

27 Awesome Things to do on Nusa Penida

Alright, let’s get stuck into this list. Nusa Penida is honestly such a fun island. Please stay for at least five days. You will NOT regret it! These are the 27 BEST things to do on Nusa Penida… until I find more.

Atuh Beach – The Rock Arch

Atuh Beach is one of the most picturesque and beautiful beaches on Nusa Penida, an island off the southeastern coast of Bali, Indonesia. It’s s a stunning white sand beach surrounded by huge cliffs and remarkable rock formations. An arch sits directly out from the shore while several islets string off in the distance.

Atuh Beach is situated in the eastern part of Nusa Penida Island. It is often visited along with the nearby ‘Rumah Pohon‘ or ‘Tree House’ attraction. It’s advisable to visit during low tide because high tide can cover much of the beach. The sunrise view from Atuh Beach is also quite spectacular.

Read the full blog post: Beautiful Atuh Beach on Nusa Penida

Kelingking ‘T-Rex’ Beach

The Instagram famous coastal cliffscape, which truly does look like a T-rex doesn’t disappoint. I still remember the moment I laid eyes on Kelingking Beach. I watched the crystal clear water slowly form into a wave before crashing below us, in what seemed like slow motion.

We took a short trek down the spine of the T-Rex and took in the epic drop-offs down each side. This is definitely my favorite thing to do on Nusa Penida and is just one of those landscapes that make you feel small. It’s easily the most popular beach on Nusa Penida, and for good reason. One of the best ways to visit Kelingking Beach is on this Ultimate Nusa Penida Day Trip Tour from Bali or you can rent a car on Nusa Penida with private driver.

Nusa Penida has so many amazing views making it hard to pick a favorite. But when the cliffs form in the shape of a Tyrannosaurus Rex at Kelingking Secret Point Beach it is bound to be a crowd favorite. Kelingking actually translates into English meaning Pinkie a term referencing the smallest finger on the hand.

Read the full blog post: KELINGKING BEACH (SECRET POINT) ON NUSA PENIDA

Snorkeling with the Manta Rays morning tour

Snorkeling with Manta Rays at Manta Point on Nusa Penida is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Nusa Penida is an island just off the coast of mainland Bali, which takes just 35 minutes to reach by fastboat. The Manta Rays are majestic and very friendly. With a wingspan of 5m, these gentle giants cruise around you while you snorkel amongst them. This Nusa Penida Manta Ray Snorkel Tour includes pick up and drop off from your hotel in Bali and all transport and tickets included or if you are already in Nusa Penida this Manta Ray Snorkeling Tour is a bit cheaper.

SWIM WITH MANTA RAYS ON NUSA PENIDA!

BEST TOUR: Enjoy swimming with Manta Rays on Nusa Penida Island with the most popular tour in Bali.

Option 1: Manta Ray Nusa Penida Tour (from Bali)

Option 2: Manta Ray Snorkel Tour (from Penida)

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Peguyangan Waterfall: Blue Stairs Hike

Peguyangan Waterfall is one of my favorite places to visit in Nusa Penida because it has a mix of everything. Up and down those steep blue stairs is a workout. Then you add in the spectacular coastal cliff views that are the trademark of the island. Finally mix that in with the tradition and culture of the sacred temple and the waterfall, which is a pilgrimage site and you have this awesome blend in one spot!

The hike down takes about 20 minutes, leading you down to the pilgrimage site. The sacred temple is based on the water blessing. I spoke to one of the locals who was going through his ritual. There are three spouts.

Read the full blog post: Peguyangan Stair Hike

Seganing Falls

If you don’t like heights skip this trek. The path is at times less than half a yard in width. On one side is the giant vertical rock wall and on the other side a tiny wooden fence protecting you from certain death if you were to fall. The fence looked like something you would see on an old farm.

The trek was incredible, which made up for the waterfall. Once at the bottom of the trail, we were surprised to find a cascade of trickles running down the rock face.

It was an anti-climax after the crazy trek down. I would suggest this trek as it was truly one of my favorite things to do on Nusa Penida. However, don’t expect Niagara Falls at the bottom.

Crystal Bay Beach

Crystal Bay is probably the most popular beach on Nusa Penida for a number of reasons. It is the best sunset beach, facing directly west. This alone makes it a winner for people trying to have a sunset beer and watch the sun go down.

It’s also the jump-off spot for snorkel tours and is only a 30-minute drive from the main port, Toyapakeh. Most importantly, unlike many of the crazy beaches on Penida, you can snorkel and swim with relaxing conditions.

Crystal Bay features a beautiful sandy beach set against a backdrop of lush green hills. Its name comes from the incredibly clear, crystal-like waters. An offshore rock outcropping with a small temple adds to the beach’s scenic beauty. Crystal Bay is a well-known spot for snorkeling and diving, thanks to its vibrant coral reefs and rich marine life, which include the rare Mola-Mola (sunfish). Relaxing on the beach and enjoying the sunset are other popular activities.

Read the full blog post: CRYSTAL BAY BEACH ON NUSA PENIDA

TOP 3 PLACES TO STAY ON NUSA PENIDA

I’ve written a massive, detailed guide about the Best Places To Stay on Nusa Penida….BUT If you just want me three favorites right now, here they are!

My TOP Pick: Atalaya Villas – Bungalow Style, Beautiful Palm Trees, Great Location.
Beach Bungalow: Santen Bungalows– Stay on the beach, Best Value for Money
Luxury: Nay Palad Hideaway – Oceanfront, Beach Access, Beautiful Pool

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Snorkeling at Toyapakeh

Snorkeling at Toyapakeh, Nusa Penida is an incredible underwater adventure that shouldn’t be missed. Toyapakeh is a popular snorkeling spot known for its vibrant marine life and crystal-clear waters. As you dip beneath the surface, you’ll be greeted by a kaleidoscope of colorful coral reefs teeming with tropical fish, including angelfish, parrotfish, and clownfish.

This awesome snorkel spot has a strong current. Our captain dropped us off and we hardly had to swim as the current slowly drifted us down towards a small cove. We were drifting on the edge of a huge drop-off with fish and coral in abundance.

Angel’s Billabong

Angel’s Billabong is one of the magical spots you can’t help but marvel at. A crystal clear tide pool cascades into the ocean on the east coast of Nusa Penida. Out in that ocean, Manta Rays cruise the coast at leisure. Angel’s Billabong is also one of the spots on the Ultimate Nusa Penida Day Trip Tour from Bali.

As with all tidal pools you need to arrive at the right time of day. If you visit Angel’s Billabong during high tide you will experience a very different pool than the one you see in photos. You will need to check the tide using a site like Magic Seaweed. Once you figure out when the low tide is, you should plan your itinerary around that. On the day we wanted to visit Angel’s Billabong the low tide was at 8 am so we arrived right at 8 am and it was perfect.

The Billabong is a remarkable formation. The crystal-clear water allows you to see the patterns and textures beneath the surface. In some areas, the water is deep enough for a little dip! It is a highly photographed spot on Nusa Penida because of how unique the landscape is.

Broken Beach

Broken Beach is an incredible little cove on Nusa Penida island. The highlight of the cove and the reason it is called Broken Beach is due to the archway that wraps around the bay allowing water to flow in and out from the ocean.

The arch at Broken Beach has been formed over many, many years and is now a true spectacle. From above the cove appears almost circular and closed in, however, at eye level, the arch is quite high. Unfortunately, there is no way down into the cove for a refreshing dip although you can get in the water at Angel’s Billabong around the corner.

Read the full blog post: Broken Beach on Nusa Penida

Thousand Island Viewpoint (Pulau Seribu)

Firstly, you might be wondering what Pulau Seribu means and it actually just means Thousand Island. Thousand Island Viewpoint, located in Nusa Penida, offers a breathtaking panorama that leaves visitors in awe. This iconic viewpoint is perched atop a cliff, providing an expansive vista of the turquoise waters dotted with numerous small islands resembling a thousand islands, hence its name. From this vantage point, you can marvel at the stunning contrast between the deep blue ocean, the lush greenery, and the rocky formations.

Read the full blog post: Thousand Island (Pulau Seribu) Viewpoint

Manta Ray Viewpoint

As you finish up at Angel’s Billabong it is common to walk around the corner to Broken Beach. The walk only takes 5 minutes but halfway through the journey is an archway made of trees. When you reach this archway don’t go through immediately! Head up the hill towards the coast on your right and look down into the ocean. This is where the Giant Manta Rays hang out.

We sat on the cliffs watching the Mantas cruise around and surface time and time again. It was a pretty awesome discovery and we have aptly named the cliff, ‘Manta Ray Viewpoint’.

Kelingking Beach

After trekking down the stairs from the Kelingking Beach lookout you will find another set of even steeper stairs on your right, which lead to the beach. When we reached the bottom of the stairs and hit the sand the waves were insane. It is a shore-break beach and the waves were barreling and dumping.

This isn’t a beach for novice swimmers and the sets came out of nowhere. Please don’t swim if you aren’t 100% sure you can handle the conditions. My friends and I body-surfed until the sunset. It was the most magical night of our time on Nusa Penida. Kelingking Secret Point Beach was and still is my favorite spot on Nusa Penida.

Read the full blog post: KELINGKING BEACH (SECRET POINT) ON NUSA PENIDA

Kelingking Cliff Lookout

Here is a great little tip for enjoying Kelingking Secret Point Beach from a unique angle. Instead of hiking down the stairs, head to the right along the cliffs. There is a worn path along the cliff edge but no railing so be careful. Here you can find multiple epic viewpoints, with arguably a better look at the beach than the hike.

It’s an awesome spot for sunset and doesn’t involve any hiking for those of you out there looking for the easy option. We came back two nights later after our beach session down at the bottom and just caught the sunset up on these cliffs. Definitely one of the best sunset spots on the island of Nusa Penida and a unique angle of Kelingking Secret Point Beach.

BEST NUSA PENIDA TOURS!

These are the four most popular Nusa Penida Tours. I’ve done all four and they are AWESOME!

Manta Ray Snorkel Tour (from Bali) – Most amazing experience to swim with Giant Manta’s.
Manta Ray Snorkel Tour (from Penida) This is the cheaper option if already on Nusa Penida.
BEST of Nusa Penida Day Tour (from Bali) Most booked day trip fro Bali to Penida with all highlights
Nusa Penida Car Rental with Driver: Great way to see all the highlights and tourist spots.

Nusa Penida Treehouse (Rumah Pohon)

The Tree House (Rumah Pohon) on Nusa Penida has become one of the most popular attractions and one of the most popular places to stay! It is perched up on the mountain at Thousand Island (Pulau Seribu) viewpoint near Atuh Beach.

It is part of the Thousand Island viewpoint area costing only 10,000 rupiah to park and enter, which is less than $1 USD. The best part about this treehouse is that it is actually a house and you can rent it out for pretty cheap considering how popular this spot has become and how insane the view is.

Read the full blog post: The Nusa Penida Treehouse (Rumah Pohon) Airbnb

Banah Cliffs

Banah Cliff Point in Nusa Penida is a hidden gem that showcases the unspoiled beauty of nature. Nestled along the rugged coastline of the island, this magnificent cliff offers awe-inspiring views of the turquoise waters and dramatic rock formations. If you’re seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience, Banah Cliff Viewpoint should be at the top of your bucket list.

Diamond Beach Viewpoint

On the right-hand side of Atuh Beach is a staircase that leads up the hill. The viewpoint is next to Atuh Beach but looks out over the bay next door. You can get the Atuh Beach view from both sides but I assumed you guys would find that anyway.

This is just an epic little spot we stumbled upon and It’s a pretty epic viewpoint though so when you are at Atuh Beach definitely get up to this side of the beach and check it out. Here is a quick snap we grabbed looking down the coast from this spot.

Diamond Beach

Diamond Beach, located on the eastern tip of Nusa Penida Island in Indonesia, is renowned for its captivating natural beauty. The beach boasts an exceptional landscape characterized by pristine white sands, crystal clear turquoise waters, and towering cliffs. Its unique rock formations, reminiscent of glittering diamonds, give this beach its distinctive name. A steep staircase carved into the cliffs provides access to the beach, offering breathtaking panoramic views during the descent.

The most important rock though is the diamond-shaped rock in the shallows of the water. The beach is after all named after this diamond-shaped rock I believe.

Read the full blog post: DIAMOND BEACH ON NUSA PENIDA ISLAND

Tembeling Beach, Natural Pool & Forest

Tembeling Beach, tucked away at the end of a thrilling motorbike journey through the woods, is a secret gem worth exploring. It’s a place you’d like if you’re up for an adventure that’s not crowded with tourists. On the way, you’ll come across Tembeling’s natural pools.

Imagine a scene straight from a jungle film – that’s what the Tembeling Forest looks like from inside the canyon. After soaking in that sight, you can move down the winding stairs leading to the Tembeling Natural Pools. There are two pools, with the first one being the largest. Despite being surrounded by orange and brown cliffs, the water in the pool is surprisingly clear and blue.

Follow the trail further and you’ll reach Tembeling Beach. Although it’s not the best beach on Nusa Penida, it’s worth a visit. The beach is flanked by towering cliffs and has a small stretch of sand. While the sea here can be a bit rough, the natural pools offer a safer option for swimming. Be sure to keep an eye on the currents and stay safe.

Read the full blog post: TEMBELING BEACH, NATURAL POOL & FOREST ON NUSA PENIDA

Suwehan Beach

Suwehan Beach is a place that epitomizes Nusa Penida. You’ll find huge towering cliffs, crystal clear yet strikingly blue water, an insane staircase down to the beach and maybe a turtle or two. In 2018 an earthquake ruined the stairs but by the end of the year, the locals had fixed them enough to make the access possible yet very sketchy. Nowadays, Suwehan Beach is one of the top places to visit on Nusa Penida.

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Abangan Hills Viewpoint

On the drive down to Suwehan Beach, keep your eyes out on the left for a little hill. I pulled my bike over and went for a look at the viewpoint, which is known as Abangan Hills. The viewpoint has a few trees on it and looks out over the many rice fields on Nusa Penida. It could be a great spot for sunrise but was still nice during the midday sun.

Saren Cliff Viewpoint

If you continue down the coast from Tembeling Beach, you will reach Saren Cliff Viewpoint. In fact, there is a shortcut road from Tembeling, which is pretty hard to explain and not on the maps. I’ll try. As you drive down towards Tembeling, halfway along you will see a road that goes up the hill on your left. This road is paved and will take you to Saren Cliff Viewpoint.

The drive there is pretty damn bumpy but that is nothing new on Nusa Penida. The viewpoint was, of course, empty but was such a chill spot to take in the towering cliffs. There was a sign for Saren Cliff Viewpoint that suggested it may have been more popular at some stage. There is a swing and some beautiful big trees but the highlight is sitting on the edge of cliffs in the middle of nowhere enjoying the grandeur of Nusa Penida.

Gamat Bay Snorkeling

Everyone does the Manta Ray snorkeling on Nusa Penida, and for good reason but the island also has some INSANE snorkeling spots. Gamat Bay is probably top of the lot from what I have experienced but I’m sure there are others too. Our boat driver asked me where we wanted to go after the Manta snorkeling and I looked at his poster.

I had snorkeled at Crystal Bay and done the Toyapakeh drift before so I pointed at Gamat Bay and told him we could have a look there. What a decision! We jumped off the boat, and immediately realized the water at Gamat Bay is much colder than at Manta Point and Crystal Bay. The depth ranged from a few meters closer to shore all the way down to a perfect free-diving depth of 5-20 meters.

Puncak Mundi (Highest Point on Nusa Penida)

The highest point on Nusa Penida is Puncak Mundi, which is a series of traditional temples. I decided to make the journey up the very, very steep hills to check it out. When I arrived, not much was happening but it was a cool little spot to check out. I would try and visit during prayer or an event so you can see all of the candles and rituals in action. The drive up here is incredibly scenic.

Pura Goa Giri Putri Cave

Pura Goa Giri Putri Cave, located on Nusa Penida Island in Indonesia, is a significant cultural and spiritual site. This unique cave temple is renowned for its sacred atmosphere and intriguing architecture. To enter the cave, visitors must climb through a narrow opening that resembles the mouth of a mythical creature. Inside, they will be mesmerized by the vastness of the cavern and the intricate Hindu shrines and offerings adorning the walls.

The cave is considered a place of prayer and meditation, attracting both local devotees and curious travelers seeking a spiritual experience. Exploring Pura Goa Giri Putri Cave offers a glimpse into the island’s rich cultural heritage and provides an opportunity for quiet contemplation amidst its mystical ambiance.

Teletubbies Hill Viewpoint

I have to admit, I almost didn’t visit because of the name. It sounded like some touristy photo spot. However, when I did finally make the drive into the mountains to see what this spot was all about, I was pleasantly surprised. Nusa Penida is known for its epic coastline. However, there are actually many rice fields and rolling hills throughout the island, which is actually really large.

Teletubbies Hill is a great spot to understand just how diverse the landscapes are on Nusa Penida and it was incredibly interesting flying the drone here scoping out all the different contours, valleys, and canyons in this region. Here are a couple of my favorite shots from Teletubbies Hill.

Pandan Beach (Hike from Crystal Bay)

If you are feeling a bit adventurous there is a path that leads you from Crystal Bay up and over the hill. What you will discover on the other side of the hill next door is the beautiful Pandan Bay. It is safe to assume you will be the only person there as most people just hang out at Crystal Bay.

How to Get to Nusa Penida from Nusa Lembongan

To journey from Nusa Lembongan to Nusa Penida, you can take a quick boat ride, which typically lasts around 10 to 15 minutes. Similar to the route from Nusa Penida to Nusa Lembongan, the boats operate regularly, departing from Nusa Lembongan’s main beach areas, such as Mushroom Bay or Jungut Batu, and arriving at the designated harbor points on Nusa Penida, such as Toyapakeh or Sampalan. You can book these boat transfers through local tour operators or accommodations on both islands. If you want to book them in advance, you can do so by clicking through to the 12Go booking page to confirm your ticket.

How to get from Nusa Ceningan to Nusa Penida

To travel from Nusa Ceningan to Nusa Penida, you first need to head over the yellow bridge to Nusa Lembongan and then make the journey across to Nusa Penida. Boats operate regularly, departing from Nusa Lembongan’s main beach areas, such as Mushroom Bay or Jungut Batu, and arriving at the designated harbor points on Nusa Penida, such as Toyapakeh or Sampalan. You can book these boat transfers through local tour operators or accommodations on both islands. If you want to book them in advance, you can do so by clicking through to the 12Go booking page to confirm your ticket.

How Many Days to Stay on Nusa Penida

The duration of staying on Nusa Penida depends on your interests and the level of exploration you desire. To fully experience the island’s natural wonders and attractions, it is recommended to spend at least 3 to 4 days there.

This timeframe will allow you to visit famous spots like Kelingking Beach, Angel’s Billabong, and Crystal Bay, as well as explore lesser-known gems like Atuh Beach and Broken Beach. You may also consider taking a day trip to nearby islands such as Nusa Ceningan or snorkeling with Manta Rays to further enhance your experience. With a few days on the island, you can fully immerse yourself in its breathtaking landscapes, engage in exciting activities, and appreciate the rugged beauty of Nusa Penida.

What is it Like Driving on Nusa Penida?

The roads in some parts are fantastic but to get to many of the waterfalls and beaches the roads were pretty crazy. At times we were just driving over small rocks. If you aren’t confident on a moped this could be some terrain too heavy to handle. If you aren’t confident in driving, you can rent a car on Nusa Penida with private driver, which is a good option to visit multiple spots safely in a day with a group of friends.

There were a few spots where locals asked us to pay a small entrance or parking fee. For example, as we left Kelingking we had to hand over 50 cents for parking even though nothing was mentioned beforehand. Just enjoy the views hand over the small fee and continue on your journey.

Drive safe kids! This was me on my first solo trip to Indonesia!!! I learned my lesson and drive a lot safer now and have had no troubles while on the Nusa Islands.

BEST NUSA PENIDA DAY TOURS

If you are staying in Bali.. take a day trip on a speedboat to explore the highlights of Nusa Penida. It takes just 35 minutes to get from Bali to Nusa Penida by speed boat. Yep, in just one day you can snorkel with Manta rays and visit lots of the best beaches and viewpoints.

Manta Ray Snorkeling Tour

Manta Ray Nusa Penida Tour (from Bali): Snorkeling with Manta Rays is a once-in-a-lifetime experience and one of the best wildlife encounters I’ve had in my life. The Manta Rays are majestic and very friendly. With a wingspan of 5m, these gentle giants cruise around you while you snorkel amongst them. The Nusa Penida Manta Ray Snorkel Tour includes pick up and drop off from your hotel in Bali and all transport and tickets included.

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Nusa Penida Highlights Tour

Nusa Penida Highlights Tour: Get picked-up from your Bali hotel, take a 35-minute fast boat to Nusa Penida and then visit the most popular viewpoints, beaches and snorkel spots on the island. This small Nusa Penida Highlights Tour group tour is the most highly reviewed day trip for Nusa Penida Island. You’ll visit all the most popular spots and can request certain viewpoints on your itinerary. Places you will visit are sites like the ones listed below:

Angel’s Billabong
Kelingking T-Rex Beach
Broken Beach
Rumah Pohon Treehouse
Snorkeling at Crystal Bay
Thousand Island Viewpoint

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Atuh Beach – The Rock Arch

Kelingking ‘T-Rex’ Beach

Snorkeling with the Manta Rays morning tour

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Peguyangan Waterfall: Blue Stairs Hike

Seganing Falls

Crystal Bay Beach

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Snorkeling at Toyapakeh

Angel’s Billabong

Broken Beach

Thousand Island Viewpoint (Pulau Seribu)

Manta Ray Viewpoint

Kelingking Beach

Kelingking Cliff Lookout

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Banah Cliffs

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Diamond Beach

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Tembeling Beach, Natural Pool & Forest

Suwehan Beach

Abangan Hills Viewpoint

Saren Cliff Viewpoint

Gamat Bay Snorkeling

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Pura Goa Giri Putri Cave

Teletubbies Hill Viewpoint

Pandan Beach (Hike from Crystal Bay)

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