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403 reviews

The guides were friendly and inviting with their welcome. They assisted us in every way possible and were so much fun to be with!

AMIRAH

Booked: 2-in-1 Nusa Lembongan + Nusa Penida | For water sport lovers!

We had an awesome trip with Justin and Nyoman (Our local guides) to Nusa Penida—definitely one for the books. Diamond Beach was stunning, the seaweed farmer visit was super interesting, and Tembeling Forest and Beach were peaceful and beautiful. The hidden temple carved into the mountain was a cool surprise too.

Philipp and Leon

Booked: Discover Nusa Penida's Untold Story

We had a 2 days tour in Nusa Penida and everything went amazing. We had constant communication before our trip, and they have been super flexible when we asked to switch the days of the activities. Also the guide was great, giving us good explanations, driving us around safely, always in a positive mood. Totally recommended!

Alberto

Booked: Nusa Penida's Two Souls | Slow Travel Adventure

No regrets joining this experience! From the start, Justin was approachable and responsive on Whatsapp, always ready to brief us 1-2 days before our tour. A day prior, we were given an option to head to Tembeling Natural Pool (a less touristy spot) which required an exciting bike ride through the forest. We were also informed of snorkeling option for higher chance to see manta ray. — All at an additional but affordable fee. We were glad we went for it! We skipped on the temple visit. Me and my friends all enjoyed the natural pool, there were really less tourists. And we got to see manta ray as promised! A nice touch to the tour was the visit to the local seaweed farm. It was a unique experience and We were even served really tasty seaweed kerupuk which we bought some home:) It was really easy for us with this tour. Early morning pick up from our villa in Ubud, driver dropped us off at the port. And our local guide in Nusa Penida picked us up no hassle! Special shoutout to Encik Nyoman our guide!! He was really helpful, friendly and patient at taking lots of amazing photos for us girls. We told him we wanted a lunch with a nice ocean view for day 2 and we got it!! I would definitely look into booking another island tour with seek sophie in the future.

Alice

Booked: Nusa Penida's Two Souls | Slow Travel Adventure

We truly wanted to get off the beaten path and they made it happen! We did 2 trips, one to the opposite side of Mount Batur (8 people instead of 300 and an unforgettable view of the sunset over Lombok) and one in Nusa Penida, with 2 top places in total isolation. We definitely recommend the seaweed farm. All the local guides were really nice company, genuine and talkative.

Anton

Booked: Discover Nusa Penida's Untold Story

It was really a great choice for the day. We were 3, we wanted to visit Penida Island and cover most of the interesting places there within daytime. This trip did that for us and beyond. People who worked on this trip (Justin and Neyoman) were really great and added a lot of value to an already well valued trip. If we are ever back to Bali, arranging another trip with these people is a must for us.

Faisal Alharbi

Booked: Discover Nusa Penida's Untold Story

It's not easy to get around Bali, so you will probably need some help. Justin (Seek Sophie) was incredibly flexible to meet my needs. Once he met me, he adjusted according to my walking ability and timing. My favorite places? The monkey forest, the seaweed visit, the temple in Nusa Penida, the swing over the ocean in Nusa Penida, and, of course, the market. His associates were equally helpful. Definitely worthwhile.

Merryl

Booked: Discover Nusa Penida's Untold Story

Nusa Penida FAQs

How do I get to Nusa Penida?

You will need to take a fast boat which takes about 30 minutes and has several departure times daily. There are multiple fast boat companies that operate on a daily basis. Most of the companies that provide day trips to Nusa Penida, also include the transfer.

How many days should I spend on Nusa Penida?

It is highly recommended to spend at least 2 days on Nusa Penida so that you can see most of the sights and not have to rush. Spending the night will also allow you to see some of the most popular spots with out the crowds. However if you only have one day to spare, there are plenty of one day trips that will pack a full day itinerary with sight seeing and even snorkelling.

What are some popular things to do in Nusa Penida?

Some popular things to do in Nusa Penida include visiting Kelingking Beach and its iconic viewpoint, exploring the crystal-clear water of Angel's Billabong, snorkeling or diving at Crystal Bay, taking a dip in the natural infinity pool of Broken Beach, and hiking to the stunning T-Rex shaped cliff called Atuh Beach.

Are there any thrilling water activities available in Nusa Penida?

Yes, there are thrilling water activities available in Nusa Penida. You can go snorkeling or scuba diving to explore the vibrant coral reefs and marine life. Additionally, you can try cliff jumping at several locations, such as Peguyangan Waterfall and Manta Point, where you can jump into the ocean from towering cliffs.

What are some must-visit spots for photography enthusiasts in Nusa Penida?

Nusa Penida offers numerous breathtaking spots for photography enthusiasts. Capturing the stunning views of Kelingking Beach from the famous T-Rex viewpoint is a must. The picturesque sights of Diamond Beach, the natural rock arch of Atuh Beach, and the panoramic landscapes from Bukit Teletubbies are also highly recommended for photography lovers.

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