• Gamat Bay - Gamat Bay is a fantastic snorkeling destination in Nusa Penida, teeming with thousands of fish and marine creatures that thrive among the vibrant and colorful coral. While the bay may appear like any other beach in Bali from above, its underwater world is truly captivating. For those interested in snorkeling in Nusa Penida, this remarkable bay is a must-visit. The area boasts a diverse array of corals and coral mounds, covering almost the entire sandy seabed of Gamat Bay.
• Manta Bay - Manta Bay in Nusa Penida, Bali, is home to the Coral Manta (Manta alfredi), the second largest type of manta ray after the Oceanic Manta. Despite its long tail, it is non-venomous, making swimming with manta rays completely safe. In addition to its long tail, this manta ray has the largest brain among bony fish. They enjoy interacting with humans, making Manta Bay Snorkeling in Nusa Penida an excellent choice for snorkelers and divers seeking an unforgettable experience with these majestic creatures.
• Crystal Bay - Crystal Bay, along with Gamat Bay, ranks among the top snorkeling spots in Nusa Penida. Explore the coral and marine life at this stunning location, where turtles are frequently spotted, along with a variety of fish and vibrant coral. The site can become crowded during the mola-mola ocean sunfish season (July-October). While it’s a prime location for spotting mola-molas, there are numerous other sites around Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan where the chances of encountering these unique fish are equally good, and the smaller crowds enhance the experience.
• Pasih Uug Beach - Known as Broken Beach, Pasih Uug is characterized by a hilly arch-like rock formation, a distinctive landmark of the area. Overlooking the crashing waves of the Indian Ocean, Broken Beach is a fantastic spot for travel photographers and those seeking panoramic views. The surrounding area is also home to grey long-tailed macaques. With some luck, you might catch a glimpse of giant mantas near the surface of the deep blue waters.
• Angel’s Billabong - Angel’s Billabong, located near Pasih Uug (Broken Beach), is another popular site featuring unique limestone formations. This naturally formed rock lagoon offers a picturesque seascape. Visitors can descend into its crystal-clear rock pools for a swim or soak, but only during low tide. The rock pools are a must-see for anyone visiting Nusa Penida. The island is renowned for its stunning cliffs and pristine coastlines. Both Angel’s Billabong and Broken Beach are highly popular attractions here. However, visitors will likely have this incredible natural infinity pool to themselves. It’s advisable to explore Broken Beach first, taking in the beauty of its natural limestone arches over the blue waters, before heading to Angel’s Billabong for a refreshing dip.
• Kelingking Beach - At Kelingking Beach, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views from a purpose-built platform, bordered by bamboo fences. For those daring enough to tackle the challenging trek down to the beach, it’s best to do so during low tide. Some parts of the path are steep, requiring a bit of rock climbing, especially on the return journey. Over the years, locals have added rocks and bamboo to assist visitors. Once on the sand, visitors will often find it deserted. Depending on tide conditions, the waters may be suitable for swimming. However, be aware that the undercurrents can be strong, and as a remote location, there are no lifeguards present. Besides a camera and sturdy shoes, it’s essential to bring drinking water for the descent to stay hydrated. A visit to Kelingking Beach can be combined with a trip to a nearby temple. Pura Paluang Temple, just a short motorbike ride east, features shrines shaped like cars!
• Ubud - Pickup and drop-off services are available from hotels or villas in this area.
• Sanur - Pickup and drop-off services are available from hotels or villas in this area.
• Tanjung Benoa - Pickup and drop-off services are available from hotels or villas in this area.
• Pecatu - Pickup and drop-off services are available from hotels or villas in this area.
• Jimbaran - Pickup and drop-off services are available from hotels or villas in this area.
• Kuta - Pickup and drop-off services are available from hotels or villas in this area.
• Seminyak - Pickup and drop-off services are available from hotels or villas in this area.
• Canggu - Pickup and drop-off services are available from hotels or villas in this area.

• All Entrance Ticket and Set Menu Lunch
• Private Snorkeling Boat (if option selected)
• Professional Snorkeling Guide
• Private Transport with Fully Air-Conditioning Car in Bali and Nusa Penida Island
• Tax and Services
• Snorkeling Equipment : Mask, Fins, Life Jacket
• Sharing Snorkeling Boat (if option selected)
• Return Transfer Speedboat Ticket to Nusa Penida Island (sharing boat)

• Personal Expenses

Embark on the ultimate Bali adventure with our Bali Full-Day Tour, exploring Nusa Penida Island with snorkeling from Bali!

The journey begins with a 6:30 AM hotel pickup, transporting you to Sanur Beach to board a speedboat to Nusa Penida Island. Upon arrival, immerse yourself in the pristine waters of Gamat Bay, Manta Bay, and Crystal Bay for an extraordinary snorkeling experience.

Savor a delightful lunch at a local restaurant, then visit the breathtaking Broken Beach (Pasih Uug), a natural marvel with a collapsed cave roof. Continue to Angel’s Billabong, a stunning infinity pool with vibrant turquoise waters.

Conclude the day at Kelingking Beach, known for its dramatic cliffs and pristine white sands – a true tropical paradise! Finally, return to Nusa Penida port and head back to Sanur Port, carrying unforgettable memories of Nusa Penida Island.

• Dress code is smart casual
• Please bring: sunscreen, towel, changing clothes and camera
• Flexible time arrangement based on your request
• Minimum age that allowed to do this activity is 5 years
• Maximum age that allowed to do this activity is 60 years
• Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.