The beach and the view is every bit beautiful as the pictures say. The way to get there is pretty challenging makes the beach the ultimate reward when you get there. Know your physical fitness, wear good shoes, climb slowly and carefully. take a liter of water in your backpack. The water was perfect, it was a little rough. Great photo opportunities. The hike down is 25 mins and the hike up is another 40 mins. The hike up is definitely really difficult and will test your physical fitness.

One of the most beautiful places outside Bali. Only about 40 minutes boat ride from Sanur. Nusa Penida should be on every traveller's list. Amazing places to snorkel with Manta Rays and places to visit on land. Kelingking and Broken Beach are the best. Sexy Taxi Tours on Penida and Bob Marley is the best.

We (a group of 8 friends) took a ferry from Serangan pier - it took about 1.5 h to Nusa penida and about 50 mins back. Then we rented scooters nearby and had a really nice drive to Kelingking beach. It was a nice view from the top, but looking down some of friends scared and didn’t want to go down to the beach (as 90 % of people) and one was scared of heights. Me and two friends went down anyway. The path is very very steep which makes it especially hard to walk/climb downhill. You sometimes have to wait for people going up as there is enough space only for one person on the path. You get dirty, dusty and scared for your life. However, when you come down it is totally worth it! The beach is not crowded, there is some nice shadow, you can buy some drinks and refresh in the sea (even though the current is too strong for swimming). Path down took us about 40 mins, but we were up in 20 - it is much easier to go up. If you only have limited time (one day trip) know that with hiking to the beach you will probably only have enough time to see this one beach (we were driving to Crystal bay afterwards but we only stayed there a couple of minutes - the beach is not as beautiful as Kelingking). Also on the way back the roads were crazy busy with cars and it was hard to ride the scooters. We managed to find one empty road so we could safely return to the pier. It was a fun trip overall :) Ps. Don’t wear flip flops or sandals for hiking to the beach! You will have to walk barefoot sooner or later. Bring sneakers.

Kelingking beach absolutely lived up to all of the hype that it received on Instagram; this beach is incredible. The views were like something out of a movie, both from the cliffs that looked out over the water and from the trail that led down to the beach. It can get fairly heated, so going early in the day is highly recommended if you want to avoid the crowds. The island of Nusa Penida is well worth the time and effort required to get there. If you want to get a better look at this T-rex, climb a little higher up on the hill. There are various photo shooting spots available for you to snap the greatest photos, but in order to access, you will need to purchase some refreshments or food first. Sadly, there is trash scattered throughout the bushes in every direction. We can only hope that those who go there and those who are responsible for running and maintaining those locations become more aware of it.

Outside of Bali, this is one of the most beautiful spots in the world. Every traveller ought to make a point of visiting Nusa Penida. Amazing locations on land and in the water to snorkel with manta rays and other marine life. The most enjoyable ones are Kelingking and Broken Beach.

The steps leading to the beach is a task not to be taken lightly & is not for those who are not active …. The initial steps are well done but after a bit it gets challenging & tricky. If u instead to go down to the beach make sure u have plenty of water & a min 1 hr break before you climb back to the top. Take time to find your breath and don’t carry unwanted things. Wish they leave the step the way they are, never improve them … make it more difficult so less ppl can go down…. Sometimes should be left along … or else we will destroy it. Beautiful & clean beach

One of the best views on Nusa Penida (together with Diamond Beach and Broken Beach). Definitely worth a visit if you are visiting Nusa Penida. Don’t bother going anywhere else, besides the above mentioned.

after a 30 min boat ride from mainland Bali we rented motorbike and Checked into our bungalow. We rode another 45 minutes to get this magical beach where people come from all over the world to take pictures here and you’ll see why. To get down to the beach itself, you have to take bit of a treacherous hike down a steep mountain. However there’s handrails to help guide you so you don’t die. Even for my fitness level, there are parts that are really challenging After the hike down you are rewarded with heaven on earth. The beach itself is also Another great photo opportunity, and there’s not many people. However there are huge waves so if you’re not that fit I wouldn’t recommend going into the ocean. As the sun started to set we began our hike back up the cliff side, but a the same time still snapping shots of the sunset. When you arrive at the top, you’re rewarded with another picturesque paradise and another great photo opportunity to catch the sunset.

You’ve all seen the views from the top but not that many people venture down to the beach. But you should do! Okay it looks like a scary climb but take it slowly and it’s actually much easier than it looks. The beach is simply lovely and as most people are scared by the climb it’s not that full. When we visited there were no more than 20 people on the beach and we were proud that we were the only ones in our 50s who had dared to make the climb! Go early in the morning if you can. There were a lot more people making the trip down when we were climbing back up.

The Kelingking Beach offers stunning panoramic views and crystal-clear turquoise waters. It's a popular spot for photography and hiking down to the beach. It’s unique cliff formation resembles the shape of a T-Rex dinosaur. This distinctive cliff has made the beach a popular spot for photography. The hike down the steep and rocky cliff to reach the beach is challenging. The hike takes around 30-40 minutes, but the stunning views along the way make it worth the effort. This is not for young children. Currents in the sea are strong and one has to be a very good swimmer to swim here. Great place in Bali that is simply wonderful to see.