Kelingking Beach
If you’re heading to West Nusa Penida, Kelingking Beach is an absolute must-see. It’s one of the most popular spots for both local and international travelers—and for good reason! The view from the top of the cliff is just jaw-dropping. You’ll see a stretch of soft white sand and a sparkling blue ocean that seems to go on forever. The cliffs here form a shape that looks like a little finger (which is where the name “Kelingking” comes from), and the waves crashing below just add to the magic. Don’t forget your camera!

Broken Beach (Pasih Uug)
Locals call it Pasih Uug, but most people know it as Broken Beach. It’s not actually a beach you can sunbathe on, but rather a stunning cliff formation with a giant natural arch right in the middle. Over hundreds of years, the waves carved out a hole in the rock, creating this unique and photogenic spot. The views of the turquoise water rushing through the archway are seriously next level.

Angel’s Billabong
Angel’s Billabong is one of those hidden gems that blew up thanks to Instagram. It’s a gorgeous natural infinity pool tucked between the cliffs. The crystal-clear water and layered rock formations make it a dreamy spot for photos. It does take a bit of effort to get here, but once you arrive, you’ll understand why it’s worth the trek. Compared to Bali’s more famous beaches like Kuta, this place feels like your own private paradise.

Crystal Bay Beach
No trip to Nusa Penida is complete without stopping by Crystal Bay Beach. This place is a favorite for a reason—it’s got bright blue water, super clean sand, and incredible visibility for snorkeling. You can literally see fish swimming right below you! Whether you want to chill on the beach, swim, or just take in the sunset, Crystal Bay is the perfect spot to unwind.