Snorkel, Swim with Mantas and Explore West Nusa Penida

Cruising around Manta Point to swim, snorkel and meet the magnificent Manta Rays.

Because the bay is a plateau about 8 meters deep, with a lot of colorful fish and coral. And you will often see turtles as well.

No wonder Kelingking Beach earned this title since the place is filled with unique landscapes, enchanting its visitors to take as many pictures as they can around here. If you go to a nearby viewpoint called Cap de T-Rex, you’ll be able to witness the reason why the landscapes around here are considered unique. From this viewpoint, you can see that the huge cliff that takes up most of Kelingking Beach resembles the shape of a Tyrannosaurus Rex or T-Rex with its jaws open.

This natural infinity pool, carved by the relentless ocean into volcanic rock, boasts crystal-clear waters and a dramatic backdrop that will leave you speechless.

The highlight of the cove and the reason it is called Broken Beach is due to the archway that wraps around the bay allowing water to flow in and out from the ocean. It’s a very easy spot to visit and right next to another famous attraction, Angel’s Billabong. Broken Beach is known as Pasih Uug.