Kelingking Viewpoint and Kelingking Beach are the highlights that put Nusa Penida on the map. Visitors can hike down from the clifftop to the beach, though the descent is considered one of the most challenging in Bali. The journey to the beach takes approximately 40 minutes, but the breathtaking scenery makes it well worth the effort.

One of the most popular activities in Nusa Penida is visiting Angel’s Billabong, a breathtaking natural infinity pool. Visitors can take a refreshing dip in its crystal-clear waters while enjoying the stunning surroundings. However, caution is advised—avoid getting too close to the edge, as strong waves from the sea can create hazardous conditions.

Opposite Atuh Beach cliff is the most picturesque beach in the world: Diamond Beach on Nusa Penida. The viewpoint is the best place to see Diamond Beach. However, via the newly (2018) made stair you can now also visit the beach. Taking a swim at this beach is not recommended due to its currents.

The iconic Tree House Molenteng offers one of the most Instagrammable views in Nusa Penida. Overlooking the ocean and surrounding islets, this charming wooden treehouse is not just for photos—it also offers basic accommodations for the adventurous traveler. Whether for a quick photo stop or an overnight stay, it’s a magical place you won’t forget.

Near Angel’s Billabong lies Broken Beach, a stunning cove known for its natural rock bridge. This impressive geological formation offers breathtaking views, making it a must-visit spot in Nusa Penida. However, while visitors can admire the scenery from above, access to the beach itself is not possible.