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The T-Rex shaped headland above white sand at Kelingking Beach on Nusa Penida

Nusa Penida · Attractions

Top attractions in Nusa Penida

Kelingking, Angel's Billabong and Broken Beach on the west, Crystal Bay, and Diamond Beach in the east.

Nusa Penida is a rugged island off Bali's south-east coast, reached by fast boat and known for its cliffs and clear water. The T-Rex ridge at Kelingking Beach, the natural pools at Angel's Billabong, the arch at Broken Beach and the steep steps down to Diamond Beach are its headline sights, most of them on rough roads that take time to cover. Crystal Bay is the calmer base for swimming and manta snorkelling. The island is large and the tracks are poor, so two days or a well-planned single day trip work best.

5 sights

Nusa Penida at a glance

one more is within 10 km by road; Diamond Beach is the farthest, 28.8 km by road. Sort the table by distance, by the time each stop takes or by the entry fee.

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SightBy road from Toyapakeh harbourTime neededEntryGetting there
Kelingking Beach 14.4 km 1 hour for the viewpoint No entrance fee at the viewpoint Fast boat from Sanur to Toya Pakeh (40 to 50 minutes), then 45 to 60 minutes by road
Angel's Billabong 17.2 km 1 to 1.5 hours A small parking and retribution fee on… West coast, around 40 minutes by road from Toyapakeh harbour; shared parking with Broken Beach
Broken Beach 16.8 km 1 to 1.5 hours Parking and a small retribution fee on… West coast, around 40 minutes by road from Toyapakeh harbour and 20 to 30 minutes from Kelingking Beach
Crystal Bay 8.2 km A half day Parking about Rp 5,000 for a scooter About 15 minutes by scooter from Toyapakeh harbour on a renovated road
Diamond Beach 28.8 km 2 to 3 hours Landowner's entrance fee East coast, about an hour by road from Toyapakeh harbour; same car park as Atuh Beach

Distances by road from Toyapakeh harbour, routed with OSRM. For the time it takes, read "Getting there": Bali's traffic, and the islands' broken roads, make a routed time far too short. Time needed and entry are each sight's own figures, in full on its page.

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