Nusa Penida Island (West Trip)

10-12 jam

Nusa Penida is a rugged island located southeast of mainland Bali, known for its dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and untouched natural beauty. Unlike the busier areas of Bali, Nusa Penida offers a wilder, more raw experience that attracts adventurers and nature lovers. What makes it special: Stunning Landscapes: The island is famous for iconic spots like Kelingking Beach, with its T-rex-shaped cliff, Broken Beach and Angel’s Billabong with their natural rock formations and turquoise pools. World-Class Diving: Waters around Nusa Penida are home to manta rays, mola mola sunfish, and vibrant coral reefs. Manta Point and Crystal Bay are top dive sites. Less Crowded Vibe: The island is still relatively undeveloped, so you’ll find quiet beaches, traditional villages, and a slower pace of life. Getting there requires a 45-minute fast boat ride from Sanur, Bali. The roads are rough, but the views make it worth it. It’s perfect if you want dramatic scenery, great photos, and a break from Bali’s tourist hubs.

How to Get to Nusa Penida
The main route is a fast boat from Sanur Port, Bali to Nusa Penida. The crossing takes 30–45 minutes, with over 30 departures daily during high season.

Trip Options & Pricing
1. Nusa Penida Day Tour with Snorkeling
Most popular for first-time visitors. Packages include return fast boat, lunch, snorkeling gear, guide, and land transport.
Price: Rp 1.500.000 per person
Itinerary: Manta Bay/Manta Point, Gamat Bay, Crystal Bay for snorkeling + Kelingking Beach, Broken Beach, Angel’s Billabong for sightseeing
Duration: 7–9 hours. Note: Manta ray sightings depend on weather and season and are not guaranteed.

Best Snorkeling Spots
Manta Bay / Manta Point: Known for manta rays. Best in the morning.
Crystal Bay: Calm waters, good for beginners and sunset views.
Gamat Bay: Rich coral and tropical fish. Less crowded.

Nusa Penida Island (West Trip)

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