Enjoy the fun 45-minute speedboat ride to Nusa Penida, where a driver will be waiting at the ferry drop-off point. Set off and get ready to be awed all day by a series of breathtaking discoveries.

The first stop is Kelingking Beach, one of the most striking natural landmarks in Indonesia. Kelingking translates in English to “pinkie finger,” but the breathtaking viewpoint is most famous for its striking resemblance to a Tyrannosaurus Rex! Stand atop the steep cliffs to marvel at the famous rock formation, jutting into the water to cradle a white sand beach.

Next we stop at stop is Broken Beach, a small cove locally known as Pantai Pasih Uug. Broken Beach is a naturally formed lagoon, a circular hole in a rocky outcrop that appears at first glance to be entirely enclosed by cliffs. Sip on a coconut at a nearby stall and wonder at this natural spectacle, watching clear water drift in from the ocean beyond.

From the towering heights of Broken Beach, head closer to the water at Angel’s Billabong. This natural “infinity pool” is a lagoon framed by staggered and jagged volcanic rocks. The water is clear enough to see the strange patterns of rock formations on the pool floor.

A healthy coral reef lies not far out from shore, making this the perfect opportunity to rent snorkelling gear and peek underwater. Swim and dive in the temperate waves, or simply relax under the shade of a coconut tree, free to enjoy snacks and cold drinks at plenty of friendly “warung,” or small local shops and eateries. After a full day of exploration and relaxation, return to the harbour to board a speedboat back to Bali.

*Important Notice: Due to a landslide blocking access to Crystal Bay, the attraction is temporarily closed until further notice. In the meantime, we are offering guests an alternative experience at Amok Sunset Restaurant & Bar, where you can enjoy a relaxing swim day with stunning ocean views.