- Private hotel pick-up and drop-off for a convenient experience.
- Snorkeling add-on available for marine lovers.
Recommended experience:
East Nusa Penida Island Tour with Hotel Transfers
East Nusa Penida offers a mix of natural attractions, from limestone cliffs to quiet, untouched beaches. It’s often less crowded than other parts of the island, allowing for a more relaxed exploration of spots like Diamond Beach and Atuh Beach. Water activities like snorkeling and diving are popular here, with clear waters teeming with marine life. Whether you’re on a guided tour or exploring independently, East Nusa Penida provides a peaceful escape from the island’s busier areas.
The beaches of East Nusa Penida, like Diamond and Atuh, offer a quiet escape with limestone cliffs and clear waters, providing a more peaceful vibe compared to the busier parts of the island.
East is perfect for snorkeling and diving, with spots like Crystal Bay and Gamat Bay where you can swim with manta rays, turtles, and coral reefs, all in a less crowded environment.
Whether it’s from Thousand Island Viewpoint or other scenic spots, East Nusa Penida offers sweeping coastal views, perfect for capturing panoramic shots.
From the rolling hills of Teletubbies Hill to the dramatic coastlines, East Nusa Penida offers a mix of lush greenery and rugged terrain.
Indulge in local Balinese dishes like Nasi Campur, Babi Guling, and Sate Lilit — a delicious way to experience the island’s rich food culture.
Known for its clear waters and limestone cliffs, this beach requires a steep staircase to access, so wear sturdy shoes.
You can take a fast boat from Sanur, Bali, which usually takes about 30-35 minutes to reach the island. From the main port, it’s easy to arrange transportation to East Nusa Penida.
The best time to visit is during the dry season, from April to October, when the weather is pleasant and ideal for outdoor activities. To avoid crowds, consider visiting in April or October.
Yes, there are guided tours available, which cover major spots like Atuh Beach, Diamond Beach, and Thousand Island Viewpoint. Guides offer insights into the area’s history and make transportation around the island easier.
A full day is recommended to visit the main spots.
Bring plenty of sunscreen, water, sturdy shoes for hiking, swimwear, and a camera. There’s limited shade, so a hat and sunglasses are also recommended.
Yes, you’ll find a few warungs (local eateries) near popular attractions, serving local dishes and refreshments. Bringing some snacks is also a good idea.
There are no age restrictions, but keep in mind that some spots require a level of fitness due to steep climbs and rocky paths.
Yes, photography is allowed and encouraged as East Nusa Penida’s landscapes are incredibly photogenic. However, be cautious near cliffs and avoid venturing too close to edges for safety.
East Nusa Penida offers activities like hiking, beach exploration, and snorkeling. Diamond Beach, in particular, is great for snorkeling with its clear waters.
Diamond Beach is reachable by a steep stairway carved into the cliff. It requires a bit of caution when descending, but the effort is worth it for the pristine beach.
Basic restroom facilities are available near some main attractions, but they may be limited in number and quality. It’s best to plan accordingly.