Crystal Bay is situated in Sakti Village on the western coast of Nusa Penida, Bali, Indonesia.
Available on a first-come basis. Arrive early as shaded spots fill quickly.
Enjoy local favorites such as nasi goreng, fresh seafood, and refreshing coconut water from beachside huts.
Public restrooms and cold-water showers are conveniently located just behind the beach.
Parking is available after paying a minimal fee.
While manta rays typically frequent Manta Point nearby, not Crystal Bay directly, many tours conveniently combine visits to both locations.
No lifeguards are stationed at Crystal Bay. Always swim cautiously and preferably with a companion.
Yes, a modest entry fee of around IDR 10,000 per person is required at the beach access point.
The beach generally closes after sunset, but nearby cliff-top warungs remain open, offering drinks and snacks after sunset.
Crystal Bay is located on the west coast of Nusa Penida, an island southeast of Bali, Indonesia. It’s easily accessible by scooter or car from the main ferry ports.
The name comes from the bay’s crystal-clear waters, ideal for snorkeling and diving. Visibility is excellent, often up to 30 meters.
Yes, but swimmers should be cautious. The water is usually calm in the shallows, but strong currents can occur further out. Always check local conditions before swimming.
Yes, you’ll find small warungs (local eateries), beach loungers for rent, changing huts, and local vendors selling snacks and drinks.
While snorkeling near the shore is doable on your own, diving or snorkeling further out is best done with a local guide or tour operator due to strong currents and deeper waters.
The best time is during the dry season (April to October), particularly in the early morning or late afternoon, for fewer crowds and better lighting for photography.
Yes! Crystal Bay is one of the best sunset spots in Nusa Penida, with the sun setting directly over the ocean.