Discover the dramatic beauty of Nusa Penida on a West Penida Day Tour, featuring the island’s most famous viewpoints and pristine beaches. Perfect for a one-day escape, this tour offers stunning ocean cliffs, white-sand shores, and unforgettable photo spots—ideal for travelers seeking Bali’s wild side.
Itinerary
- Morning fast boat to Nusa Penida
- Kelingking Beach (T-Rex Cliff viewpoint)
- Broken Beach (Pasih Uug)
- Angel’s Billabong
- Crystal Bay
- Return to Bali in the afternoon
Includes
- Hotel pickup & drop-off (selected areas)
- Round-trip fast boat ticket
- Private air-conditioned car in Nusa Penida
- English-speaking driver
- Entrance fees
- Lunch
- Mineral water
Excludes
- Snorkeling (IDR 200.000/person)
- Personal expenses
- Optional activities
- Tips
FAQs
A Penida Day Tour is a full-day trip from Bali to the island of Nusa Penida, a smaller island located southeast of Bali. These tours typically include a speedboat ride to and from the island, transportation on Nusa Penida, and visits to some of its most famous natural attractions.
Most Penida Day Tours are approximately 8-10 hours long, starting with a morning pickup from your hotel in Bali and concluding with an evening return.
Most packages include round-trip speedboat tickets, an air-conditioned car with a driver on Nusa Penida, and a local guide. Lunch, entrance fees to attractions, and snorkeling gear are often included, but it’s essential to check the specific details of your chosen tour.
Yes, it is generally safe. However, the roads on Nusa Penida can be narrow and bumpy, so it’s important to travel with an experienced driver. Always exercise caution, especially when near cliff edges and during snorkeling activities.
The viewpoint itself is a short, easy walk from the parking area. The famously steep and challenging hike down to the beach, however, is not recommended for everyone. It’s a strenuous trek and takes a significant amount of time, often making it difficult to fit into a day tour schedule.
Swimming at Kelingking Beach is not recommended due to the strong currents and waves. The views from the top are the main draw.
Yes, they are located right next to each other and can be visited together as part of the same stop on the tour. A short walk connects the two attractions.
Swimming in Angel’s Billabong is only possible during low tide and when the ocean is calm. It is extremely dangerous during high tide or when the waves are large. Always follow the instructions of your guide and local authorities.
Broken Beach is a stunning natural archway created by a collapsed cliff face. It forms a natural pool in the middle, and while you cannot swim in it, it offers incredible photographic opportunities.
Most snorkeling tours visit multiple spots, including Crystal Bay, Gamat Bay, Wall Bay and Manta Point. Manta Point is a famous spot to swim with majestic manta rays.
While Manta Point is a known habitat for manta rays, sightings are not guaranteed as they are wild animals. However, the chances are very high, especially during certain seasons.
The water around Nusa Penida is generally warm year-round, making it ideal for snorkeling and swimming.
You can book through our WhatsApp or directly through our official website.
It’s recommended to bring sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, a swimsuit, a towel, comfortable walking shoes, and a waterproof bag for your belongings. Don’t forget your camera!
While many parts of the tour are manageable, the bumpy roads and some of the walking paths may not be suitable for very young children or those with mobility issues. Be sure to discuss your needs with the tour operator before booking.
