Kelingking Beach district

Nusa Penida, Indonesia

Home to the picture-perfect Kelingking Beach, which resembles a T-Rex from above.

Explore Nusa Penida

Bali's rugged undeveloped neighbour, where Kelingking Beach's T-Rex-shaped cliffs meet manta ray dives at Manta Point.

April to October (dry season) offers the calmest seas for boat crossings and manta ray diving.
Toya Pakeh (Harbour Area) is the easiest, most convenient base with the best dining, while Crystal Bay offers the best beachy base for swimming and sunsets; most restaurants and hotels are cash only.
Indonesian Rupiah (Rp)
Indonesian and Balinese. English is common in tourism.
WITA (UTC+8)
Nusa Penida's hospitality scene continues to develop rapidly beyond its basic-homestay roots, with dive resorts, beautiful bungalows, and private villas with pools popping up near popular attractions, while Amok Sunset's cliffside pool and views reflect a growing higher-end dining scene layered onto the island's still-rural, undeveloped character.

Toya Pakeh (Harbour Area) The easiest, most convenient base with the best dining on the island.
Crystal Bay The best beachy base for swimming and sunsets.
Kelingking Beach district Home to the picture-perfect Kelingking Beach, which resembles a T-Rex from above.

Getting around in Nusa Penida? Toya Pakeh (Harbour Area) is the easiest, most convenient base with the best dining, while Crystal Bay offers the best beachy base for swimming and sunsets; most restaurants and hotels are cash only.
When to go in Nusa Penida? April to October (dry season) offers the calmest seas for boat crossings and manta ray diving.
What's changing now in Nusa Penida? Nusa Penida's hospitality scene continues to develop rapidly beyond its basic-homestay roots, with dive resorts, beautiful bungalows, and private villas with pools popping up near popular attractions, while Amok Sunset's cliffside pool and
Seek out Rumah Pohon Treehouse's viewpoint in Nusa Penida? A cliffside treehouse overlooking the Thousand Islands viewpoint, a unique and lesser-known place to actually stay overnight.
Base yourself in Toya Pakeh (Harbour Area) in Nusa Penida? The easiest, most convenient base with the best dining on the island. Known for most convenient base, best dining.

Best time to visit: April to October (dry season) offers the calmest seas for boat crossings and manta ray diving.
Getting around: Toya Pakeh (Harbour Area) is the easiest, most convenient base with the best dining, while Crystal Bay offers the best beachy base for swimming and sunsets; most restaurants and hotels are cash only.
Currency: Indonesian Rupiah (Rp)
Language: Indonesian and Balinese. English is common in tourism.
Timezone: WITA (UTC+8)
Current trends: Nusa Penida's hospitality scene continues to develop rapidly beyond its basic-homestay roots, with dive resorts, beautiful bungalows, and private villas with pools popping up near popular attractions, while Amok Sunset's cliffside pool and views reflect a growing higher-end dining scene layered onto the island's still-rural, undeveloped character.

Toya Pakeh (Harbour Area) — The easiest, most convenient base with the best dining on the island.
Crystal Bay — The best beachy base for swimming and sunsets.