The Right Way to Experience Kelingking Cliff on a Nusa Penida West Coast Half-Day Tour

I thought visiting Nusa Penida by boat and finding attractions would be complicated 😵 But after trying it, I realized how easy it is with a chartered car for a seamless experience 🎉 Nusa Penida is mainly divided into West Coast and East Coast tours 🗺 West Coast highlights include Angel's Billabong, Broken Beach, and Kelingking Cliff ✨ The East Coast features Diamond Beach and the Instagram-famous Tree House 🌴 Touring both coasts in one day is too rushed ⏳ Plus, staying overnight on Nusa Penida is highly recommended 🛏 Local hotels offer great value with stunning views 🌄 🛳 Nusa Penida Boat Tickets: Book your tickets at least one day in advance ⏰ Opt for one-way flexible tickets—no need to stick to one ferry company 🚢 We chose the 1 PM Semabu Fast Boat 🚤 🎫 Ticket Pickup Process: Take a taxi to Sanur Harbour in Bali 🚖 The ticket counter is 100 meters from the boarding pier at Lembongan Harbor 📍 Arrive 30 minutes early to queue 👥 Boarding starts at 1 PM, and the journey takes about 45 minutes 🕒 🚗 Chartering a Car in Nusa Penida: Book a chartered car in advance The driver doubles as a free guide and even helps carry bags and take photos They’ll meet you at the port with a sign and drop you off at your hotel afterward 🏨 🌊 Island Exploration: The roads in Nusa Penida are terrible 😣 It takes 1 hour from the port to Angel's Billabong ⏱ Angel's Billabong and Broken Beach are right next to each other 🌊 Broken Beach’s famous photo spot now has barriers, so take more shots at Angel's Billabong 📸 It’s another 1-hour drive from Broken Beach to Kelingking Cliff ⏳ By the time we arrived at 5 PM, the crowds had thinned—perfect for sunset shots 🌅 Free photo spots require queuing, but paid spots (15K IDR/person) let you snap freely 📷 Nusa Penida is breathtaking—make sure to allocate enough time here 😍 By the time we finished, it was dark, and the driver took over an hour to get us to the hotel 🌙 Overall, the trip was quite relaxed 😌 💡 Tips: 1️⃣ Nusa Penida’s roads are extremely narrow and rough—riding a scooter isn’t recommended, as it feels risky ⚠ 2️⃣ Should you bring luggage? It’s not too troublesome—small suitcases are fine since you’ll have a chartered car to store them 🧳 3️⃣ Kelingking Cliff and Angel's Billabong are free to enter, but parking fees apply 🅿