Snorkeling Itinerary:

Crystal Bay / Wall Point
This spot is known for its crystal-clear and calm waters, making it perfect for snorkelers of all levels. You’ll see vibrant coral reefs, colorful tropical fish, and — if you’re lucky — the elusive mola-mola during its seasonal appearance.

Gamat Bay
Gamat Bay features a unique underwater landscape rich in marine life. Its clear waters are ideal for spotting soft corals, schooling fish, and sometimes even sea turtles. The underwater scenery feels like a natural aquarium.

Manta Bay
This is the highlight of the snorkeling trip! At Manta Bay, you have a great chance to see majestic manta rays swimming freely in their natural habitat. While sightings aren’t guaranteed, when they appear, it’s truly an unforgettable and magical experience.

Land Itinerary (East & West Nusa Penida):

Diamond Beach
An iconic beach known for its dramatic cliffs and soft white sand. A stone staircase carved into the cliff takes you down to this hidden gem, which looks like a postcard come to life. Perfect for photography and soaking in the raw beauty of nature.

Atuh Beach
Located next to Diamond Beach, Atuh Beach features stunning cliff formations and calm turquoise waters. A peaceful spot ideal for relaxing and capturing scenic photos from the cliffside viewpoint.

Molenteng Tree House (Rumah Pohon)
A legendary photo spot in Nusa Penida! This tree house offers direct views of the Thousand Islands (Raja Lima) and is incredibly Instagram-worthy. It’s a great place to enjoy wide panoramic views from above.

Thousand Island Viewpoint (Raja Lima)
This viewpoint showcases dramatic rock formations and small islets rising from the ocean — often called the “mini Raja Ampat” of Bali. It’s a must-visit for spectacular views of Nusa Penida’s eastern coastline.

Kelingking Beach
The most iconic landmark of Nusa Penida! The cliff here resembles a T-Rex shape and has become one of the most photographed spots in the world. The view from the top is absolutely breathtaking, and if you’re up for a challenge, you can hike down to its hidden white-sand beach.