We’ll pick you up in a private car and take you to the port.
After the registration, you’ll take the public speedboat to Nusa Penida.
Sanur Beach Harbour (pass by) First Stop: An early start of the day; be ready to be picked up from the hotel at 7. A drive to Matahari Terbit Harbor at Sanur Beach, where you will be taking the fast boat to the island While waiting, you will check and register for your fast boat entrance. Next Stop: Departure to the island of Nusa Penida.

4 Spot Snorkeling in Nusa Penida Visit: Manta Bay, Crystal Bay, Gamat Bay, and Wall BayDuring the snorkeling trip, you will see a lot of colorful fish and corals, and you will often see turtles too! At Manta Bay, you will hopefully be lucky enough to swim with wild manta rays!

Pasih Uug Beach Broken Beach: notice here a cove or a narrow cave stretched along the bay, great for exploring. Broken Beach—The main reason Broken Beach is named is because of an arched tunnel that allows the ocean water to flow in and out. There are great spots from the top of the hill for taking pictures. However, it’s not an easy walk down the hill, and it is almost impossible to get a closer look beneath the cove.
Paluang Cliff Kelingking Beach is approximately an hour's drive from the bay. Take photos and enjoy your time here.

Kelingking Beach, also known as the “T-Rex” cliff shape, is viral as one of Bali’s most favorite Instagram beach moments. This is truly a destination that cannot be forgotten. Your journey on foot down the spine of a “T-Rex”-shaped cliff will awe you along the way. The crystal-clear water forms beautiful waves that crash below your eyes.

Angel's Billabong Stop By—Angel's Billabong, just around the corner of Broken Beach, is another great beach destination on Nusa Penida Island. Angel’s Billabong: This is a very popular spot for tourists since it gives you a different view of the water-colored pattern. It’s got crystal-like water underneath it and is also good for taking a dip in your feet. When you go sightseeing for the ocean on top of the hill, you will see giant manta rays swimming by on the other side of the beach.