3D 2N Nusa Penida Trip

The Batu Molenteng Tree House is still in Atuh Area. The island of Nusa Penida has an underwater beauty and its beaches also have a beautiful panorama from the top of the tree house. From the top of the Batu Molenteng tree house, visitors can see stunning and enchanting scenery. The waves that hit the small islands, the expanse of oceans and cliffs soared as well as rows of hills looked very beautiful. Many visitors say this place has a panorama of beauty similar to Raja Ampat in Papua. Therefore in addition to seeing awesome sights, this place is often used for the purpose of taking selfies and capturing moments with family and friends and or special people to share on social media visitors who come.

Atuh Beach

after resting in the hut located on Seribu Island and filling our stomachs that were rumbling, we continued our last trip in eastern Nusa Penida before going to Toyapakeh Port to chase a ship that was leaving for Nusa Lembongan. Although there had been doubts about not going to Atuh Beach because of the fatigue that we felt added to by one of our friends who had collapsed after trekking to Thousand Islands and King Lima, we were determined to get there, while this was our last day in Nusa Penida and time are still possible.

Kelingking Beach

Kelingking Beach is the most popular place and beautifull cliff view on the south westerncoast of Nusa Penida island. From above we could see the blue sea and the best part ia crystal beach down below and we have to do trekking by climbing hundreds of quite steep stairs there. Our goal, however, was not to play to the beach, but just to see the beauty of kelingking beach from the secret point.

Broken Beach

Broken Beach or better known as Pasih Uug by local residents, is a 200 meter high cliff that juts into the ocean. These cliffs have been exposed to sea water abrasion for centuries, so that giant cave-like holes form naturally in the middle. Well, from this hole the name Pasih Uug (broken beach) or Broken Beach appears and is known by the community and tourists who come to Nusa Penida.

Angel Bilabong

Angel's Billabong is often included in the list of recommendations for anyone on vacation to Bali, especially when crossing to Nusa Penida Island. Indeed, even though you have to cross to Nusa Penida to visit Angel's Billabong, you certainly won't regret having to 'go to great lengths' to be able to enjoy amazing natural treats while there.

The location of Angel's Billabong is adjacent to Broken Beach, so it's like a figurative once rowing 2 islands is exceeded, and that happens here. From Broken Beach we only need trekking around 5-7 minutes and the road is not too difficult.However, you only need to be careful because the tracks are ugly and have lots of rocks. So to be able to arrive at this location, you have to pass Broken Beach

Paluang Cliff

Paluang Cliff itself is a spot that allows visitors to be able to see the cliffs / rocks found on Pinkie Beach. It can be said that Paluang Cliff is a hidden spot to be able to see the beauty of the rocks in Kelingking Beach from a different perspective. The travel time from the warung where we eat to this location takes around 7 minutes by motorbike. To be able to reach this place, we have to go through a little swamp and need to be careful too because we can get scratched due to friction with various types of plants in the swamps. The road that must be passed also counts very narrow and only one direction. You could say, this spot is a hidden spot that is unknown to many people.

Crystal Bay

Crystal Bay  is located on the west side of Nusa Penida. The bay is a popular tourist destination. The beach is jotted by lonely palm trees. One can rent umbrellas, chairs, snorkel gear, and light refreshments. Just outside the bay there is a big rock, a small island even, which can be used as a point of reference, especially under water. The snorkeling here is considered some of the best on the island due to the clarity of the water with eels, Napoleon fish, parrot fish, seasonal turtles, and brilliant coral. During the summer months Mola Mola are often spotted here although they can also be spotted during the wet season. All of this is easily accessible from shore, but caution should be taken if the current or waves are strong.