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Atuh Beach is one of the coolest beaches on the south end of Nusa Penida island. Unlike Suwehan Beach, this one is not a secret and there are sunbeds, beanbags, and a handful of nice food & drink shacks here.
The Suwat Waterfall is a nice hidden gem in the Gianyar area of Bali, just a short distance from Ubud.
The Munduk Waterfall, also referred to as the Red Coral Waterfall, is situated in an open clearing without any trees nearby. Consequently, the ideal lighting for photography occurs on overcast days. Conversely, during sunny days, the contrast can make taking quality pictures challenging.
Nungnung Waterfall is one of the biggest and most powerful falls in Bali, Indonesia. It can be a bit challenging to reach compared to other waterfalls, as you have to hike down a lush tropical gorge to access it. However, the breathtaking views are well worth the effort, and the waterfall is incredibly photogenic.
Bali day trippers to the blue paradise island of Nusa Penida usually only visit the top Instagram hotspots like Kelingking Beach and Diamond Beach, but there are so many other amazing things to add to your itinerary.
The Campuhan Antapan waterfall is a unique stream waterfall located in north Bali, close to the popular Leke Leke waterfall. It’s a tranquil destination with a clear running stream, making it ideal for visitors seeking a serene escape without the bustling crowds.
Lumangan Beach is a hidden gem located on Nusa Penida island in Bali, featuring a stunning inlet and a remarkable sea cave. As you travel toward Lumangan Beach, you will enjoy picturesque views of Korawa Beach and Broken Bay in the distance.
Korawa Beach is a cool little ‘cliff beach’ located on the west side of Nusa Penida island.
The Golden Valley Waterfall is a hidden gem in the jungles of Munduk, Bali. This waterfall is in the same area as the more well-known Munduk Waterfall, but many travelers actually prefer Golden Valley due to its lesser-known status among tourists. It’s very straightforward to visit, making it a must-add to your North Bali itinerary! This travel guide aims to explain how to reach the waterfall, along with all the necessary information you’ll need before you embark on your journey!
Bulian Beach is a hidden gem located on the west side of Nusa Penida island in Bali. This serene beach is adorned with an array of seashells and rocks, providing a unique landscape for exploration. Moreover, the shells found here are quite beautiful, making it an exceptional spot to relax and unwind. The beach remains relatively undiscovered, offering a peaceful retreat away from the crowds.
Saren Cliff Point in Nusa Penida is one of my favorite spots anywhere in Bali.
The Tamblingan Lake Temple is situated along the shores of Lake Danau Tamblingan. During the rainy season, when water levels rise, the temple appears to float on the lake, creating a breathtaking sight.
Puyung Beach on Nusa Penida island is one of the finest white sand beaches in Bali, yet it remains largely unknown to many visitors. Moreover, this hidden gem is located just a short distance from several popular tourist spots in Penida. This travel guide offers valuable information on how to reach the beach and everything you need to know before your visit!
One of the most popular places in Nusa Penida is easily Crystal Bay, but just a 20-30 minute walk over the hill from Crystal Bay is a second beach with nicer sand and fewer people.
One of the easiest waterfalls to visit in Bali is probably the Layana waterfall, located just east of Ubud. This stunning two-step waterfall can be admired without the need for hiking or paying an entrance fee. In fact, it is conveniently situated next to a warung (a small food shack), where visitors can purchase food or drinks while relaxing in a hut above the falls.
The hike to the Colek Pamor Waterfall takes approximately 15-30 minutes, depending on your pace. It is relatively easy, making it accessible for most visitors. Although a guide isn’t necessary, the path can be a little confusing at certain points.
Batu Jaran Hill is a huge cliff near the famous Uluwatu Temple in south Bali, providing breathtaking views without the crowds or safety fences that often accompany popular tourist destinations. Here, you can witness waves crashing on the rocks below.
The Teletubbies Hill (also known as ‘Bukit Teletubbies’) is unique compared to other sights on Nusa Penida, an island renowned for its extraordinary landscapes.
We recently did the quick hike to Banyumala Twin Waterfalls, a nice hidden waterfall with a jungle background in north Bali. This is a short, steep hike that leads to a cascade of small waterfalls joined together. It’s a beauty, and there’s even a natural pool to swim in. This travel guide will explain how to get to Banyumala Waterfall, and everything you need to know before you go!
Peguyangan Waterfall is a stunning collection of petite falls and natural pools nestled at the foot of towering cliffs in Nusa Penida. The journey begins with a descent down hundreds of vibrant blue stairs, creating an unforgettable hiking experience.