Recognize the photo? Surely you’ve seen it through Instagram’s explore page or TikTok’s FYP, Kelingking Beach is one of the iconic landmarks in the area, where the iconic T-Rex-shaped cliff towers over the pristine bay, offering you a one-of-a-kind panoramic view. The journey to Kelingking Beach is an adventure itself, with a winding trail leading through lush greenery and offering breathtaking views of the ocean and surrounding cliffs at every turn. Descending the cliffside, you can take a rest at the beach and dip in the refreshing aquamarine waters, surrounded by the towering limestone cliffs that frame the bay. Whether you're an avid photographer seeking the perfect shot or a nature lover yearning to immerse yourself in the untamed beauty of Nusa Penida because surely you want to preserve the memory of coming here.

If you have more time to explore Nusa Penida, then you shouldn’t miss out on one of the hidden gems in the area, Tembeling Springs – you can take a scenic trek through the jungle to reach the area, then you can swim in the crystal-clear pools, relaxing in the present moment while enjoying the natural beauty, it is also 5 minutes away from the Tembeling beach. Keep in mind that you can only use motorbikes to access this area.

Broken Beach is located in Bunga Mekar, on the southwestern coast of Nusa Penida, Indonesia – where geological formation features a stunning natural arch that encircles a turquoise-colored lagoon. Visitors are drawn to Broken Beach not only for its raw beauty but also for its ecological importance, as it functions as a haven for marine life and seabirds. Surrounded by towering cliffs and rugged coastline, Broken Beach offers you exploration, and breathtaking views that you’ll never forget. After reaching Toya Pakeh Harbor, you can rent a car or motorcycle to get to the beach, bear in mind that you have to be extra careful because the roads to get there are quite rocky.

Guyangan Waterfall is a hidden gem tucked away in Batukandik, Nusa Penida, offering visitors a unique and enchanting experience. Unlike traditional waterfalls, Peguyangan descends along a rugged cliffside, cascading into a series of tiered pools carved into the rock. To reach this mesmerizing natural wonder, you must descend a steep bright blue staircase, it’s not too hard going down, and only takes around 30 minutes, but you have to be careful and the climb back to the top can be quite strenuous. During the climb down, you will see amazing views of the cliffs in Nusa Penida, a small waterfall coming from the pipe of a water tank, which is functioned to pump the spring water distributed throughout the island. Down the stairs, you will cross a small temple, and there will be a natural pool – great for you to cool off after the whole tiresome experience (but worth it of course!). Don’t forget, since there will be a lovely temple down the stairs, you have to remember to bring your sarong or kamen. It may take around 45 to 55 minutes to drive from Toya Pakeh Harbor to Guyangan.

Are you looking for an aquatic paradise? Gamat Bay is a marine sanctuary and a hidden gem boasts pristine turquoise waters teeming with vibrant coral reefs and a kaleidoscope of marine life. Gamat Bay is a magnet to snorkelers and divers that loves to explore its breathtaking underwater world, where they encounter manta rays, colorful tropical fish, and even the occasional sea turtle. Surrounded by towering cliffs and lush greenery, Gamat Bay offers you a secluded and peaceful escape for both nature lovers and adventure seekers.