Atuh Beach
Atuh Beach is a hidden gem on the eastern side of Nusa Penida—and it’s totally worth the trip. To get there, you’ll first hop on a fast boat from Sanur Harbor in Bali to Banjar Nyuh Harbor, which is kind of like the main gateway to Nusa Penida. From there, it’s about a 45-minute drive to Atuh Beach. The beach itself is stunning, with clear blue water, dramatic cliffs, and soft white sand. It’s also just a short distance from Diamond Beach, so you can hit two amazing spots in one go!

Diamond Beach
Right next to Atuh Beach, Diamond Beach is one of those places that looks like it belongs on a postcard—or an epic travel Instagram feed. It’s named after the jagged, gem-shaped cliffs that surround it. Getting down to the beach is part of the adventure: there’s a carved stone staircase with a safety rail, so it’s a bit of a climb but totally manageable. Just like Atuh Beach, it’s about a 45-minute drive from Banjar Nyuh Harbor, and you only need to pay Rp. 5,000 to access both beaches. Pro tip: come early for the best light and fewer crowds!

Tree House (Rumah Pohon)
Ever dreamed of staying in a tree house with epic ocean views? Nusa Penida makes that dream come true. The Tree House—also known as Rumah Pohon—is a cozy bamboo structure perched on a cliffside overlooking the sea. It’s the perfect place for nature lovers, couples, or anyone looking for those magical Bali vibes. Snap some stunning pics, breathe in the fresh ocean air, and soak in the peace and quiet. Whether you’re just visiting for the view or staying overnight, it’s an unforgettable experience.

Raja Lima (Thousand Islands Viewpoint)
Just a short hike from the Tree House, Raja Lima—also called the Thousand Islands Viewpoint—is one of the most iconic photo spots in Nusa Penida. From the top, you’ll get an unreal panoramic view of small rocky islets dotting the turquoise sea. It’s peaceful, breathtaking, and a must-visit if you’re already exploring the east side of the island. Bring your camera and prepare to be wowed!