Nusa Penida

Nusa Penida is an island part of Klungkung Regency, Bali, Indonesia, located southeast of Bali separated by the Badung Strait. Near this island, there are also other small islands, namely Nusa Ceningan and Nusa Lembongan.

·        Kelingking Beach

Kelingking Beach is located on Nusa Penida Island, a remote island with white sandy beaches and crystal clear blue waters surrounded by cliffs and rock formations. Can you imagine a place where soft white sand stretches along the coast, surrounded by natural blue sea and stunning rock formations adorned with green plants? That's what you'll find at Kelingking Beach! What's more, Kelingking Beach was recently named the Most Instagrammable Beach of 2021. Its popularity was confirmed by Money.co.uk, which analyzed over 26 million hashtags with the keyword "Most Popular Beaches in the World" on Instagram and posts containing specific beaches. As a result, Kelingking Beach ranked at the top with around 338,000 photos showcasing this paradise on Instagram. It's no wonder Kelingking Beach holds this title, as it's filled with unique natural scenery that captivates visitors to take as many photos as possible around here. If you go to the nearest viewing point known as Cap de T-Rex, you'll be able to witness why the scenery here is considered unique. From this vantage point, you can see the large cliff that dominates most of Kelingking Beach resembling the shape of a Tyrannosaurus Rex or T-Rex with its open jaws. Quite fascinating, isn't it? As for its location, Kelingking Beach can be found in the village of Bunga Mekar, on the southwest coast of Nusa Penida, quite close to various other attractive tourist spots.

·        Broken Beach

Broken Beach or Pasih Uug (in Balinese) is an iconic beach with a landscape of collapsed rock formations forming a circular structure above the sea surface. True to its name, Broken Beach features an imperfect coastline. However, it is precisely this imperfection that makes the beach intriguing. The panoramic view of this beach is breathtaking. From the blue sea water surrounded by cliffs to one part of the cliffs forming a silhouette resembling a tunnel above the sea. When viewed from above, between the sea and the rocks, there is a circular formation resembling a bay in the middle of the beach facing the sea. If you visit Broken Beach during the rainy season, you will see lush grasses growing around the cliffs, forming a green expanse.

·        Angels Billabong

One of the famous destinations in Nusa Penida is Angel’s Billabong. This destination is one of the unique attractions of Nusa Penida that draws tourists to visit. Located in the district of Nusa Penida, Klungkung Regency, Angel’s Billabong is a natural pool formed at the end of a river before it meets the open sea. Known as Angel’s Billabong, derived from the word "Angel" meaning angel, while "Billabong" means a dead-end river. Hence, this place can be interpreted as the end of a river with hidden beauty akin to an angel. This place is well-known internationally, making it a must-visit on your next bucket list. Dubbed the angel of Nusa Penida, this place has several unique features. Its uniqueness lies in the appearance of a stunning natural pool that you won't find anywhere else. Its appeal as a valley pool slightly higher than the open sea shoreline makes it appear seamlessly connected to the ocean. The remaining seawater brought by the waves leaves behind clear water trapped in the pool, revealing corals adorned with green and yellow seaweed vegetation. Here, you'll be tempted to enjoy the clarity of the seawater and feel like swimming in a natural infinity pool.

·        Atuh Beach

Atuh Beach, or Pantai Atuh, is located in Pelilit village, Pejukutan district, Nusa Penida. Atuh Beach is one of the tourist destinations on the eastern part of Nusa Penida. To reach Atuh Beach, tourists can travel approximately 25 kilometers, taking about 1.5 hours from the Nusa Penida Roro Ferry port. Behind the beauty of Atuh Beach lies a story among the local community regarding its name. The word "Atuh" comes from two words, 'a' meaning not, and 'tuh' meaning dry. Therefore, 'atuh' can be interpreted as not dry. It turns out the name Atuh originates from a spring near Atuh Beach that never dries up even during the dry season. Despite its proximity to the beach, the water from this well is fresh and serves as a clean water source for the surrounding community. It's no wonder that near Atuh Beach there is a shrine called Pura Atuh, a Hindu place of worship. On certain days, the local community gathers to perform prayers at Pura Atuh. As a tourist destination, Atuh Beach is popular among visitors. The white sand beach and the clear sea water around Atuh Beach create a captivating view. Interestingly, there is a large coral rock in the middle of the sea known locally as "Batu Melawang." What makes it unique is that there is a hole at the end of this coral rock through which seawater passes. Because of this, locals sometimes refer to this rock as "Batu Bolong," where "bolong" means hole. Adding to the beauty of Batu Melawang are the lush vegetation growing on top of it, and behind it, some locals utilize it as a place for cultivation.

·        Diamond Beach

Diamond Beach is one of Bali's hidden paradises located on Nusa Penida Island. This beach is renowned for its beautiful fine white sand, clear turquoise waters, and towering cliffs surrounding it. Its name is derived from its diamond-like shape, with glistening white sand under the sunlight. Access to Diamond Beach can be quite challenging, but the stunning scenery at this beach makes it well worth the visit. Visitors can enjoy activities such as swimming, snorkeling, or simply relaxing while taking in the breathtaking natural beauty. Diamond Beach is the perfect destination for travelers seeking a serene and exotic beach experience in Bali.