Nusa Penida – Mix Trip West & East

Diamond Beach is a true jewel of Nusa Penida, featuring powder-white sand, striking limestone cliffs, and vivid turquoise waters. The descent to the beach—via a scenic staircase carved into the cliff—is part of the adventure. With its untouched natural beauty, this beach is perfect for explorers and photographers alike.

Located on the eastern coast, Atuh Beach offers a dramatic seascape with steep cliffs, rock arches, and calm, swimmable waters. Ideal for sunbathing and relaxing away from the crowds, it’s a serene retreat with picture-perfect surroundings.

Perched above the coastline, the Tree House provides a unique vantage point over the ocean and surrounding islands. Whether you stay overnight or just visit for the views, this rustic retreat offers one of the most iconic photo opportunities in Nusa Penida.

Next to the Tree House, Molenteng Cliff is a spectacular viewpoint offering panoramic vistas of the Thousand Islands (Raja Lima). It’s a breathtaking spot perfect for sunrise lovers and landscape photographers.

Known for its famous T-Rex-shaped cliff, Kelingking Beach is one of the most recognized sights in all of Bali. The hike down to the beach is steep but rewarding, ending in a stunning stretch of sand hugged by towering cliffs and crashing waves.

A natural infinity pool carved into the cliffs, Angel’s Billabong is known for its crystal-clear water and vibrant algae patterns. Visit during low tide for a safe and mesmerizing swim right at the edge of the ocean.

This dramatic coastal formation features a large, circular cove connected to the ocean through a natural rock arch. While swimming isn’t possible here, the scenic views, cliffside walks, and sheer natural wonder make it a must-see destination.