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Located on the southwestern coast of Nusa Penida Island in Bali, Kelingking beach is a secluded stretch of white sand bordered by steep T-rex-shaped cliffs. The scenic beauty is offset by the 400m steep climb and strong undercurrents, making this a sparsely populated beach. Bamboo fences are the only security from fatal falls, so physical fitness is a must while coming here.

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Engulfed by humongous cliffs, Atuh Beach is a tranquil beach perfect for relaxing. This beach houses a number of fascinating rock formations with picturesque views. The white sand terrain and the glistening water of the ocean is ideal for swimming. It is a rough drive and a short hike down stairs to reach the beach.

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Diamond Beach is one of Nusa Penida’s multiple “cliff beaches”, with striking white sand and turquoise water. It is named after pointy, diamond-shaped rocks on the beach. It is popular for the viewpoint where you can take photos with a thatched nest with stunning views. The beach is reachable through a small trek.

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At the west of Nusa Penida lies the little bay of Tembeling Beach. Travellers walking through the forest can see natural pools along the path to the beach. While the rocks and waves make it impossible to swim near the beach, the clear water pools along the way offer a refreshing dip.

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The Teletubbies Hill (Bukit Teletubbies), located in the center of Nusa Penida, overlooks the island. These rich green rolling hills are named after their resemble of the scenery in the Teletubbies television program. Visitors can hike across the hills for different perspectives and see food crops and palm trees in the valley in between.

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Broken Beach is a secluded beach located beyond a spectacular coastal rock formation from which it gets its name. Located on the southwestern edge of Nusa Penida, the beach is identified by a rocky wall a few meters from the shore that cuts it off from the main sea but makes an arching gateway through which the water passes and creates a cove. The beach is locally called Pasih Uug.

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Around and near the island are snorkeling spots rich in coral and other marine life due to the strong currents and nutrient-rich, warm waters flowing through the region. Some popular spots include Manta bay, Gamat Bay, Toyapakeh Wall Point, and Crystal Beach.

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The most photographed place in Nusa Penida, Angel's Billabong is famous for the different formations and lagoon that are visible under the water during the low tide. You can see fascinating and interesting patterns that are formed under the water and they are worth capturing. Visit Angel's Billabong only during the low tide to see these enchanting designs.

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Beach clubs and bar cum cafes are plenty in Nusa Penida and are wonderful spots to spend the evening and watch the sunset. Located right next to the beaches, and some even offering beachside lounges and sunbeds, there is no better way to watch the sun go down than with a delicious drink and some delectable food by the side.

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A perfect addition to your Nusa Penida trip for sunset views, Crystal Bay Beach is a stunning serene cove for snorkeling and diving with a 200-meter sandy stretch. Accessible via speedboats from Bali, the tropic-riven beach is fringed with palms, coral reefs, colorful fish, and a jagged offshore islet. There are also luxurious bungalows for staycations.

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Banah Cliff comprise two viewpoints which provide spellbinding and mesmerizing views of the clear blue ocean and the humongous, distinct cliffs there, covered in verdant trees. This place is perfect to visit during the setting of the sun when the whole island is at the peak of its beauty.

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Thousand Island viewpoint is one of the most famous attractions in Nusa Penida, offering breathtaking panoramic views. It is a group of viewpoints, each with a picturesque view. The famous Rumah Pohon Tree House is also located here. You need to climb a series of staircase to reach the treehouse and the viewpoint.

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Rumah Pohon is a beautifully constructed treehouse located on Nusa Penida Island. Over the few years, this treehouse has become a craze among people and a large number of people visit this place to click pictures and witness the beauty of it. The architecture of the treehouse is impeccable and it is surrounded by verdant trees that enhance its beauty.

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Located in the village of Karangsari, Goa Giri Putri Temple is a pious Balinese Hindu temple. This pristine temple is situated under a limestone cave which makes it unique and enhances its beauty. The cave is accessible by a winding staircase.

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Peguyangan Waterfall is perched on one of the cliffs on Nusa Penida Island. This waterfall bubbles with cold water and is considered holy by the locals. There are plunge pools at the bottom of the cliff. The view from the falls is stunning, especially during the sunset. You need to navigate steep stairs to reach the falls.

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Manta Bay is a famous spot in Nusa Penida Island because of the number of Manta Rays fishes that live under the water. You can indulge in scuba diving and catch a glimpse of these amazing fishes and other colorful fishes and corals. Manta Bay is a perfect place for divers as it is rich in underwater biodiversity.

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Suwehan Beach is a secluded, untarnished beach in Nusa Penida which is yet to become too popular for throngs of tourists to crowd it. With white smooth sand dotted with jagged rock formations, clear blue waters in front, and forested limestone cliffs behind, Suwehan almost feels like a private beach. A pointy rock rising from the sea surface set against the blue horizon makes a great setting for excellent Instagram-worthy pictures.

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Korawa Beach Viewpoint is a small viewpoint close to Atuh Beach that provides stunning views of the whole place. This is the place to visit during the sunset. This is also a great place to sit and relax while enjoying the scenery.

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Located off the northwest shore of Nusa Penida, Toyapakeh is one of Indonesia's most beautiful diving sites. The depth here is around 3-4m closer to the shore and increases as you swim towards the ocean. Diving can be done at Toyapakeh all around the year by divers of all levels, but only with a professional instructor to accompany you. Depth ranges from 5-40m with 15-25m visibility.

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Famous as one of the most popular holiday destinations of Bali, the Nusa Ceningan Island also forms part of the Nusa Islands trio. Standing amidst the sea waters, the Island is blessed with hoards of attractive places comprising of beaches, resorts, cliffs and the famous ‘Blue Lagoon’.

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To reach Seganing waterfall, you will have to take a strenuous hike. But the glistening waterfall and the scenic beauty that surrounds it are worth undertaking the tedious hike. This waterfall is simply magical replete with crystal-clear water. This place is a must-visit; try to witness a sunset from here.

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Indulge in the ultimate adventure in Nusa Penida’s verdant mountains overlooking the ocean and fields, with mountain biking tours providing unspoiled views. Day tours on bikes are an ideal way to explore the island’s picturesque forested peaks, including Teletubbies Hill, Bukit Menasah, Bukit Melangit, Bukit Pirerekan, and Majong Hill, and visit many ancient temple ruins along the way.

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Soaring to an elevation of 529 meters, Mundi Hill is considered the island’s most scenic trek. There are several hour-long out-and-back trails up the lush hill, flanked by ancient tropical jungles, viewpoints, and abandoned pagodas. Puncak Mundi temple perched on top is the highest point in Nusa Penida. One can enjoy the sweeping island and sea views from this temple.

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Nusa Lembongan is a spectacular island wrapped by sheltered white-sand beaches and the sparkling Indian Ocean. Traditionally attracting vacationers, surfers, and backpackers, the island is home to scenic resorts, high hills dashed with jungles, coral reefs, and epic dive sites. It is a popular day trip to Nusa Pendia.

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Pura Paluang Temple is a fascinating temple which you must visit because of the shrines here are in the shape of automobiles. It is a one of a kind temple, famous among people who come here to pray and seek blessings or admire the structures.

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Located just 20km east of Bali, Nusa Penida offers some of the world's most beautiful diving sites. Escape the city's busy life and come to witness some of nature's amazing beauty. The island is famous for its beauty and the famous Manta Point, where you can swim along with the magnificent manta rays.

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A short boat ride from Bali to Nusa Penida leads you to Pura Dalem Penataran Ped, an ancient temple revered by Balinese Hindus. Here God is worshipped for the balance of Purusa-Pradana, or the spiritual and physical source, so that it may bring peace and prosperity. This is represented through two statues carved on the limestone structure that adds to the charm of this divine temple.