Kelingking Beach
Kelingking Beach is one of the most iconic coastal landscapes in Nusa Penida. Shaped like a T-Rex from above, this cliffside viewpoint offers a dramatic panorama overlooking turquoise waters and white sand beach far below. Adventurous visitors may hike down the steep path to reach the secluded beach, though the trail is challenging and not recommended for everyone. Its breathtaking view makes Kelingking one of the most photographed spots on the island, visited by thousands of travelers daily seeking a picture-perfect moment.

Broken Beach
Broken Beach, locally known as Pasih Uug, is a stunning natural formation on the western coast of Nusa Penida. It features a circular cove with an arched tunnel that connects the sea to the pool-like bay inside. The name “Broken” comes from the collapsed cliff that formed this incredible archway. While visitors can’t swim here, the sight itself is mesmerizing and offers unique photo opportunities. The surrounding cliffs also serve as a scenic place to stroll and take in the untouched beauty of Nusa Penida’s rugged coastline.

Angel’s Billabong
Located just a short walk from Broken Beach, Angel’s Billabong is a natural infinity pool formed by crystal-clear seawater trapped between limestone rocks. During low tide, visitors can see the vibrant green moss and swirling rock formations beneath the transparent water. If conditions are safe, you may also take a dip in this magical spot. However, strong waves can be dangerous, so swimming is only recommended when the ocean is calm. The natural design and tranquil setting make Angel’s Billabong a must-visit on any Nusa Penida itinerary.

Crystal Beach
Crystal Bay is a peaceful cove known for its clear waters, gentle waves, and excellent snorkeling conditions. This beach is one of the few on Nusa Penida where visitors can easily swim and relax on the shore. The vibrant coral reefs just offshore attract snorkelers and divers, often treated to sightings of colorful fish and even Mola Mola (sunfish) in the right season. Crystal Bay is also a perfect spot to watch the sunset, with golden hues reflecting off the ocean and hills creating a calming tropical scene.