Diamond Beach
Start your day with the breathtaking view of Diamond Beach — a dramatic stretch of white sand at the bottom of towering limestone cliffs. The sparkling turquoise water and unique rock formations make this spot one of the most photogenic beaches in Nusa Penida. You can walk down the carved stairway and get up close to the waves, or simply admire the view from above.

Atuh Beach
Located just next to Diamond Beach, Atuh Beach offers a quieter and more peaceful atmosphere. Surrounded by natural rock arches and cliffs, this crescent-shaped beach is perfect for relaxing, swimming, or just soaking in the beauty of untouched nature.

Molenteng Tree House (Rumah Pohon)
Perched on the edge of a cliff, the iconic Molenteng Tree House offers an unforgettable panoramic view of the coastline. It’s a favorite photo spot where you can feel like you’re floating above the ocean. Be ready for a short hike down and up — the view is absolutely worth it.

Thousand Island Viewpoint (Raja Lima)
Just a short walk from the tree house, this viewpoint offers a majestic view of small rock islands scattered across the blue sea — hence the name “Thousand Island” or “Raja Lima.” The view here is often compared to Raja Ampat and is one of the highlights of East Nusa Penida.

Kelingking Beach
End your day with a visit to the most iconic spot in Nusa Penida — Kelingking Beach. With its T-Rex shaped cliff and sweeping views of the Indian Ocean, this is the most famous photo opportunity on the island. You can take in the view from above or, for the adventurous, hike down to the beach below.