I visited nusa penida to take my AOW course i take 3 speciality drift dive, boat dive and deep dive. The dive point is manta point, kenangan and one i forgot what the name. i never seeing manta when i go to the sea . So i ask my dive instructure to go to manta point i want to see... More

For those people who like under water photo and marine life. This place is great. You can enjoy a friff dive over 5 meters vissibility with coral and marine life. Manta point also avaiable around this island. Come and enjoy under water expedition!

Nusa Penida may not be a tourist destination in Bali (most people go to the neighbouring island, Nusa Lembongan, for water sports and adventure). But I have always been curious to find out more about this island. As I travel frequently to Bali and would always see this island from Sanur Beach. There are plenty of speed boats owned either... More

i came to this island when i join a day cruise. i really enjoy the snorkeling. the under water world is so beautiful.. many fish, beautiful coral and the view was really indescribably beautiful. you have to see it by yourself.

I popped over to Nusa penida from Nusa lembongan and quickly realized this place was the real Bali. We only saw 2 tourists, a couple of hippies from Sweden so the island was ours. A friend recommended we get in touch with Bagus at Nusa penida guest house (you can find them on Facebook) and he and his freinds were... More

Nusa Penida is a hop, jump and skip away from Bali. Take about an hour by speedboat. We left from Sanur, took the fast boat, and rented a motorbike to explore the island. Totally cool. Check out the beach club. A cozy little piece of paradise on the far side of the island.

i like this place because no like kuta so busy people and this place very nice to do snorkeling,diving and surfing too, if u like it surfing u must visitor this place to.

there got so nice beach and kind peoples,I really happy during my stay at nusa penida. will come here again if I have a time, thanks

Nusa Penida is a quiet village that still operates in a traditional way. The village hugs the coastline, which farmed for seaweed. Many boat line the beach which suggests that fishing is also major component of the economy. Between the beach and the hills, many coconut trees shade the grasslands where cattle grass. The only evidence of modernization is the... More