Beautiful beach. Hard to swim though because waves are very active and the bottom is very rocky & you can’t stand up in the water. You have to pay to use the swings. 10k. The walk down is only about 10 minutes.

One of the popular beaches in Penida island. Road was a little bit rough to go on motorbikes in 2019. Stairs are also quite a challenge for me and my friends but not too steep. This beach has a very stunning scenery with lots of gorgeous reefs. Nice place to hang with friends and to sunbathe.

January 2024 Breathtaking views from the top and a hell of a trek to get to the bottom if you dare. We didn’t go to the bottom. Extremely hot. Extremely steep giant sized stairs. Would be beautiful but we had a full program planned and not enough time. Very popular tourist destination.

It is a lot of effort to get to the beach. Make sure you go to the South side of the bay. That is the proper stairs. We went to the other side and this was the pathway that locals use and it is basically a very scary and dangerous goat track down a cliff face! We went down and up very slowly and carefully. The beach has sun beds for hire and bars. The sand is rocky as is the entry into the ocean. The topography also drops very suddenly down in the water. The ocean can be rough so you need to be a strong swimmer. It is beautiful to look at but I’m from Western Australia and therefore spoilt with easy to access, free public amenities, and fab sand and water with lifeguards. So this is just a bit too much work for a swim for my liking.

Atuh Beach is a hidden beach on Nusa Penida that will take your breath away with its clifftop vistas. It’s a little tricky to get to but you won’t regret it. Atuh Beach was one of my favourite and most enjoyable things I have done on Nusa Penida. In fact, it was so relaxing lying on a binbag and taking in the views of the turquoise bay in front of me, that I did not want to leave!

The expression that says it's hard to get is hard to forget, it's true. Not an easy terrain to get to the beach. Need a really fit physical struggle, plus the scorching heat of the sun. But in the end all paid off by the truly stunning natural beauty. Deep Blue sea, Blue sky, swaying Coconut trees, embellished by blooming Plumeria. Thank you so much universe :) Photo captured on 23 May 2016

Atuh Beach in Nusa Penida is a secluded gem worth the journey. The rugged road to get there adds to the adventure. When you arrive, you’ll be greeted by a stunning white-sand beach, surrounded by towering cliffs. The natural beauty is striking, making it perfect for relaxation and swimming. Snorkeling is a highlight with colorful coral reefs. Keep in mind that facilities are basic, but local warungs offer simple, tasty food. Atuh Beach is a peaceful escape from the crowds, offering a genuine taste of Nusa Penida’s unspoiled charm.

Need extra energy to arrive down to the beach.. once you arrive there... So beautiful n mesmerized to ur mind... amazing sea...waves..skies... It's all heaven in Nusa Penida the blue paradise Island they say..

Really beautiful sunrise! The parking place is the same as for the Dimond Beach, so you can see 2 spots at once. You can not really swim in these beaches so if you really want to enjoy it, go early to see the sunrise. The nice spots will be empty as there are not a lot of tourists at this time.

Great beach. It has Stones and some corals so you have to be careful when entering to the water. But there is a lot less people that in the west coast of the island and you have more sand. There are also bars. The view is amazing, but the stairs to get here can be a little challenging.

Nice clean beach, not crowded. Its better to enter the beach from Diamond beach side. While entering from Atuh beach steps, locals there charge 50k for two peoples to park, they say parking is free but one has to buy drinks from them. After one buys, another person comes up & says for a small amount of cash they will bring our vehicle to diamond beach side as it will be tiring for visitors to step down to Atuh, go up & down to Diamond, climb back up & down to Atuh beach parking. So better to park near Diamond beach & visit both Diamond & Atuh

Not for the faint hearted, do not attempt if you have a strong fear of heights. Absolutely stunning beach but the climb down & up had me in tears & on the verge of a panic attack, if you have a fear of heights I'd recommend not going down, the beach is gorgeous but you can't really swim & it's not worth the terrifying climb just to access the beach. If you are fine with heights & are fit (the climb up requires you to be able to pull your body weight via rope) then by all means go for it! The sand "stairs" are very slippery & steep, proceed with extreme caution, one slip could easily be fatal.

We spent a nice time in this beach. There are some stairs to go down, so it’s good to wear good shoes as it can be slippery with the sand. We arrived in the morning around 10:30 and the water color was gorgeous, with beautiful light blue shades. When we left around 14:00 the tide was low and we could see all the rocks and the water color was not as turquoise as in the morning. So I’d recommend coming in the morning if you can.

The road was pretty new and in excellent conditions all the way to the parking. You need to pay 20k and then you can go downstairs. The stairs are very slippery and in bad shape, so make sure to go slow and to take with you running shoes. Nice beach with a lot of seller and umbrellas. At low tides water is very very far. Bring you watershoes as there is a lot of rocks. You can also just cross the beach and climb the stairs on the other side to go to diamond viewpoint. theses stairs are in better shapes. By car, diamond is 30 minutes away, as the road is not connecting, so it’s easier to walk.

Atuh Beach is located beside Diamond Beach. You can see the view of the beach from the top. There aren't many people going Atuh Beach after they visit Diamond Beach. You will need to make a 10 to 15 minutes descent down to the beach. I was too tired, so I didn't make the trip down to see the view of the beach from ground level.

Two fantastic beaches for the price of one. Since Atuh Beach and Diamond Beach are right next to each other, you practically get a double feature here. Diamond Beach, however, is hardly accessible, especially at high tide. You have to decide for yourself if you want to do the descent or if the view from the top is enough (the view is jaw dropping in any case). The descent to Atuh Beach is quite exhausting, but nothing compared to the ascent. You should definitely be aware of this when you set off. The view and the atmosphere are beautiful and unparalleled. The sea, however, is very rough, so swimming is only possible to a limited extent and snorkelling is almost impossible. In addition, there is so little water on the beach at low tide that you can't swim anyway. All the beach beds cost the same, but some offer a discount if you say that you will only be staying for 1-2 hours. If you want to relax on a heavenly beach and enjoy simply lying by the sea and watching the waves break on the rocks, you will definitely get your money's worth.

Gorgeous beach! We got here early.. around 7 am and basically had the beach all to ourselves. It was lovely. Definitely a trek to get down including holding a rope to rock climb down. I did it in sandals and was fine, but be careful.

🌼 Best thing I did on Penida! A beautiful experience, a gorgeous temple, a steep walk to get up there and a leisurely one on the way out. 10k to rent a sarong, with cheap water for sale there too. The climb in wasn’t as scary as I thought- if you’re of average build with a backpack, you’ll be more than okay. It is, obviously, not accessible by those who have mobility issues or who would struggle to crawl. It’s beautiful inside but you need to be quiet and respectful, so be mindful when bringing children. I was invited to pray with a Balinese family and the blessing and service was incredible. When you walk out, keep going straight, don’t go up the decorated stairs! I went the wrong way as there’s no signs. The walk out has rubbish around it, but this is an undeveloped island with heavy touristic footfall- what else would you expect, unfortunately. 50k entrance is well worth it

This is a sacred place. Please be respectful and follow all the rules like wearing sarong and other required cloths. Did not go up to 7 min to reach the temple at the top.

An amazing experience of a traditional Hindu Balinese temple in a cave. Since we were Hindus the priest let us pray inside the main worship area and he also taught us their way of worshiping. It was really a great experience! Was also just 2min from our hotel at Nusa Penida. Also you need to rent a sarong before you enter the temple. A must visit place if you are staying at Nusa Penida!

Great cave, and unexpected surprise after a short walk upstairs, accompanied by monkeys. Cave is huge and if you're lucky you may view some praying time. Light is scarse and there is usually some encens smoke but it provides a nice atmosphere. Main issue that cost 1 star (almost 2), is the sarong rental (20k) and the entrance fee (50k), given to people that spend their day on You1ube and insta9ram. Sad.

The temple is in a cave with quite difficult access, but 100% worth it. Opposite the entrance, you can rent a sarong for a small fee, which is required to enter the temple. There’s also a small, free parking spot. The atmosphere and experience are unforgettable… 🫶🏻 Donation before the entrance.

When you arrive in front of the pathway to the temple, you are required to pay to rent a sarong in order to enter the temple. However, climbing the stairs up to the cave with sarong is not an easy feat. Please be careful. When arriving at the entrance of the cave, you will need to make a donation to enter the cave temple, and they will offer you a cup of disposable water. When entering, please make sure to wear shoes, not slippers. I wore slippers and slipped my way down into the cave temple 😅. Luckily, I wasn't hurt. It's very dark, you can hear the bats making noises. It is huge from the inside. Although they have a lot of space, they didn't have a lot of things placed in the cave. We spotted a few of the temple staff resting in the cave with fan blowing at them 😂. After walking to the end of the cave, you will need to walk down a flight of stairs to ground level. Upon reaching ground level, you will walk down a street at the back of people's houses, filled with trash, to get to the street you came from.

The entrance of the cave is a bit small. But the main area is very wide and amazing!

Amazing Hindu temple that’s actually inside a cave! Lots of steps to get to the top. You enter through a hole into the cave. Very humid and warm in side. Also home to a species of long legged crab found only in side the cave.

An interesting temple, hidden in a huge cave. Only for physically fit people: you will go up the hill, then have a first ceremony, then squeeze down into narrow hole in the cliff and participate in the next 2-3 ceremonies with locals. It was a special spiritual experience 🙏❤️ p.s. It's expected to donate 50 idr p.p. YOU MUST WEAR A SARONG HERE

Ticket minimum 50k, but the temple is different from the others and most interesting I saw so far. To get inside the temple/ cave, you must basically crawl. Definitely worth time and money

This magical place is not on the tourist radar. It’s probably the most culturally “pure” site that I’ve been to in the Bali region. You definitely need to be fit to get in and out of the cave though. The cave is also the sole habitat of 2 critically endangered crab species (didn’t see them), oh and small bats too (very cute really). Shame again about the rubbish that the locals live amongst.

Nice temple inside the cave. Parking is free. You have to pay 15000 per person to rent Sarong because you cannot enter the temple without it. You find the Sarong rental and some shops for souvenirs, snacks and drinks at the parking and if you don’t see it then they see you and call you up to rent the Sarong😂 You have walk about 60-70 steps to reach the actual temple. It costs 50000 per person for foreign nationals to enter the temple and you also fill out your details in a register. The entrance to the cave is very small through stones but once you enter, the cave is pretty big. It is a Hindu temple. The head priest also blesses you with holy water. If you are lucky, you will also see local people doing their traditional worships. You also find a rare breed of crabs in the temple, very small and only found in this cave in the whole world. It is an endangered species. You can find more details on google. I strongly suggest not to annoy the crabs and people in the temple and behave well. You can reach the temple by scooter. The road is good.

Quite a cool experience. You start off by climbing 136 steps to be exact. After which, you will be blessed by the temple’s water and you will enter via a small hole. In the cave, there’s nothing much but to just admire the surrounding. At the end of the cave, you will exit via a different route which you have to walk approx 200-300m to where the stairs were initially were.

First timer here. Here's what to expect. - 100+ stairs to reach the entrance - free mineral water when you arrive - need to wear 'kamen' before entering - make sure your phone can capure good night picture as lights are quite scarce - no internet connection once you are inside - you will descend into a cave, not good for those with enclosed space phobia - inside you will face with a 'silent hill' vibe - got about 6 places to pray, so bring ample praying supplies - when finished with everything, there will be stairs down, though not as challenging as the first.

One of Balinese sacred hindu temple. Located inside the cave, you'll have to climb up the stairs before you get into the entrance. At the entrance gate, you're going to register yourself to the temple guard and give some donations to the donation box. (Commonly ppl give 20-50k IDR) To enter the temple, the only access is through the small hole and you'll have to crawl approx. 3 meters long. I came on Diwali day so I get a chance to do "Melukat" by a local priest. Very soothing experience ☺

A steep clime of the stairs and as small cave entry point that opens up to an amazing temple within the cave. One of the most beautiful temples I have ever seen. Highly recommended.

This walk and spot is great, but be prepared for a hefty walk down to the bottom. It took around 30-45 minutes each way down somewhat dangerous stairs and ladders. Flip flops are fine. BRING A SARONG. We paid 15k per rent for one. Some good views down too. The temple was cool for its location but not much of a waterfall.

You need your energy to get here. Its will be a reallu long way down the blue stair but its all worth it after all. At first from the top you can only see a forest surrounding the cliff. But after 3/4 way down you can see the sea and a small island. It really beautifull. And there a sacred temple with sacred water. Down the temple there is small pool you can enjoy right above the sea. And to get here you only need to pay 10.000 rupiah, and the money is for renting a saroong to enter the temple.

One of the most amazing places I have ever been! The nature here is incredible. And if you survive the (extremely) steep blue stairs all the way to the bottom you are welcomed by a natural infinity pool with an ocean view. Warning: the stairs are very steep and the infinity pool is very slippery. Take it slow!

This walk and place is great but be prepared for quite a walk to the bottom. It took about 20-30 minutes to walk up the somewhat dangerous stairs and ladders. BRING A SARONG. I was paying 15k for rent. Many nice views down there too. The temple was great for its location, but it wasn't much of a waterfall. Below is a small temple and 3 pools with the purest water. The views are amazing all the way down The wild ocean is very close!

Such a great place. Hidden in the cliff, steps are bit steep. Need to be extra careful as the way to pool after the temple is so slippery.

wow it's really amazing with blue stairs, the way is far and a little scary but very beautiful down there and yeah everything need effort. For me this is the most beautiful in Nusa Penida, take a walk and test your adrenaline... but don't forget if you want to enter here, wear a sarong

Brilliant place. Terrifying blue steps, so steep and would be slippery when wet. Take care. Must wear sarong on the way down. Great temple and plunge pools at the cliff bottom. Ricks very slippery. Great views from the stairs.

The most breathtaking sightseeing in Penida. This place is a must see! You can also cool down in a swimming pool and enjoy the ocean view.

Way towards the waterfall is not easy, it's around 900 stairs it's a dangerous way downwards the cliff, no place for kids. When you reach the temple go little further and you will find the waterfall with small ponds, view is breathtaking

Wow - words will not suitable sum up my experience. A difficult hike down which takes about 15 minutes. A good level of fitness is required. And no fear of heights, oh and look the other way for health and safety. At the bottom awaits a beautiful cliff side temple and rock pool. Waterfall mostly nonexistent but above elements make this a must do during your travels. Arrive 3pm onwards and you’ll likely be the only persons!

The stairs were extreme to say the least but well worth the trek.. The bathing area was awesome and exilerating.. Beware of the cheeky monkeys on the way out.. Don't forget to hire a traditional sarong due to the area being a temple

A really unusual and interesting holy site that is definitely worth visiting if you are adventurous ! But I understand better now what people mean when they say it is a dangerous path : the stairs are not in the best shape and it can be very slippery at the bottom.

You have to pay the bike parking 5000 and rent the sarong for 15000 per person to enter this place , its a very hard way down but worth!!! Make sure you have a water bottle and non slippery footwear, at the very bottom theres a natural pool where you can take a dip and there are fishes that give you a free foot spa dont miss it

For me, this is definitely the most beautiful spot in Nusa Penida! You need to be quite fit as there will be more than 700 stairs to get down to the temple, however it is really worth it! There are 3 small natural pools with fresh spring water with sea view. If you are lucky you might see the ceremony.

This place is nice but you have a good amount of hike to reach the natural infinity pool. You atleast need 20 mins to 30 mins to get down to the pool. Way is bit risky. It has big stairs, stair of Steel which doesnt have a proper platform to walk. Getting down here with parents is not at all advisable. You have to get here early or else you will be baked while returning back. You have to get a sarong from there it will cost you IDR. 10000/- which is approx. Rs. 50/- (INR). And it smells very bad. You have to wear sarong as it has a temple while getting down to infinity pool. Road to the waterfall is good but google maps gets you the wrong direction as the connectivity over there is very low. We didn't get totally to the pool as the way became very risky after a while. We almost hiked 90% of the way.

Place is slightly dangerous, but amazing. Monks take small fee for 'entry sarong' but you can see effort they went through to make place available. There is a lot of steep stairs build along the cliff. Path is challenging but there is a solid metal rail along. Only at the end stones are slippery when entering pools.

The trip down the stairs is better than the « waterfall » itself which is not very impressive. Be aware that the stairs do not have no risers and you can see the cliff face below your feet at all times which may be scary for some. Do not recommend if it is raining as could be incredibly dangerous. 15k entrance fee includes sarong.

The beach itself is not for swimming, just for viewing the massive waves, with water blow. The flood about 3 months ago has badly affected many things here, from the local vendors' business spot which is washed away, to the natural pool which is destroyed. From the entry area, you have 2 options: keep going on your motorbike, or park it and get a local motorbike taxi. It costs 50K per person, but the rider waits as long as you wanna stay there, even the whole day. I don't recommend you go down there on your own motorbike if you have a ride friend, it's better your friend gets a motorbike taxi. It's a very bumpy ride, quite challenging and risky. And please support the local economy by buying some stuff from the vendor down there. Previously, there are some, but at this posting, there is only one. Toilet is available, but seems not to be maintained.

We have been today here and I would want to inform everyone to not believe the locals at the entrance saying that is very dangerous and narrow and you have to pay them as a taxi to drop you off downhill and later take you back up for a 150k. The idea is if you are a scooter driver and exercised for a few days you are good to go there is no danger. Just be aware that it may be steep and you need good breaks. Because presented to us as very dangerous we left the scooter up and went down on foot is a 40 minute hike down to the beach from the first/top parking, same for the way back up. Of course if you think that is dangerous you can at any point just leave the scooter on the side and continue on foot. The view is nice, water is cooling, you can buy drinks on the way down. We went in a dry period but the hike was still nice, green and shady. You have to donate 10k down at the lower parking lot. Enjoy!

Well, this cant be described, you have to experience it. A beautiful jungle by the beach. To get there, you have a choice of riding 3km's on a kind of a bit dangerous dirt road or get a taxi so you can start walking down to beach jungle. When you are down the beach, it's just stunning. Also possible to swim in pool.

The way down to the beach is extremely steep and bumpy. There are locals waiting at the start of the road to warn you and will offer round-trip transportation in exchange for a fee. Last time we went there we paid a 100k per person. There are 2 natural pools at two levels. The first pool is bit deep and hardly everybody go there. The second one at the bottom of the stairs connects with the beach and offer an astounding view, but will be swamped with people

One of the must visit site. But prepare your stamina to climb down and up. The required motorcycle down path is quite challenging too. The scratch on my back is due to sea lion bite kidding the strong incoming wave while lying down on the sand and drag me to the rock. Will delete dupe photos asap.

An amazing gem, the natural pool is well refreshing and a good reward after the journey you'll make to get there. Beach is only to enjoy the view and the wave. Now, the journey ... we, unfortunately went down with our bike , even though we manage to get there. Our lack of knowledge didn't allows us to get back and we started to roll down on the first hill and had to ask for 2 taxi driver to help us. Definitely recommend to get there either with taxi bike or by walk if you are not an expert of this kind of broken and extreme road. An interesting experience and really what a stunning place overall.

The view is spectacular. It is located at one corner of the cliff. The water of ponds is actually from the forest. After you have done playing at the beach. You can wash yourself in the pond. Tips💡 If you come here with your driver. You can either by foot and it will take an hour or you can pay 100k to the local. They will ride you in and out. The journey is about 10mins. The road to get inside is really scary but it was fun at the same time.

Discover a serene natural pool, a perfect spot to relax while enjoying a breathtaking beach and ocean vista. The crystal-clear water adds to the allure. However, reaching the location demands caution due to steep pathways and some road sections in disrepair. If biking isn't your preference, walking remains an option, albeit time-consuming and energy-draining. Alternatively, local ride-hailing services offer a convenient way to get there.

An absolutely stunning spot, with clean natural pools and a very quiet beach. The ride down was indeed quite scary and not for the feint of heart. Make sure your bike has decent brakes as it is quite steep, but we managed with two people on one small scooter. However, once down, it’s a short walk to paradise.

The hidden natural pool and very fresh water. The beach and view very nice. The stones coordinate are very impressive. We are really enjoy our time here. The scooter driver is well known the way to down and up. Bumpy, narrow and adventures. The stairs to go down and up also challenging. On the way back up we stopped by for coffee and chit chat with owner local warung. Always remember to buy something so we can help and keep locals economic survive during this pandemic time. Enjoy the fresh water..

A beach with a natural pool. Very beautiful✨️ You can take a walk to the beach but it takes maybe 30 minutes, but it's gonna be faster if you strong enough to walk. If you don't want to walk there is a transportation called "ojek", they will take you to the beach by motorcycle and it costs maybe 40 thousands rupiah. Overall it's really worth it to hear the sound of waves and viewing the beach. It's calming tho. You need to get here at least once in a lifetime.

A bit of a drive to get there but absolutely worth it. You can go down on a scooter, but the road is difficult and narrow, I recommend you take a motorcycle taxi that will drop you off. A short walk with many steps will take you to the beautiful rock pool. The water is fresh and very clean. There are not many tourists here. The photo opportunities are endless and the location is great. You can swim here both in the fresh water pool and in the sea.

I had a wonderful time at Tembeling Beach on Nusa Penida! The beach is secluded and beautiful, with clear blue water and soft white sand. There are also several natural swimming pools to explore, which are perfect for cooling off on a hot day. The hike down to the beach is a bit steep, but it's worth it for the amazing views. I would definitely recommend Tembeling Beach to anyone looking for a relaxing and scenic day trip on Nusa Penida.

Best place we saw in Nusa Penida. Less tourists. The way down is next level. If you’re not an experienced bike rider or your motorbike doesn’t have a lot of cc’s, then it’s best to take one of the taxi guys down. My husband is experienced but the the way up is no joke. It was quite an adventure! Incredible spot to swim in the pools and enjoy the scenery. The lush green on the way down is incredible.

Beautiful beach and very nice fresh water pool. The ride to the location was a real adventure. At the top there are many people that are trying to sell you a ride down, but if you feel comfortable driving a scooter and take your time, you can easily mange the route yourself.

Amazing place to visit.. the way until there down is rocky and hard to drive a scooter, cars are not allowed to go down.. if you already down make sure you go into the natural pool because it is one lifetime experience🌐☀️🙏

By far the most beautiful little beach and gem hidden below a quite dangerous and stressful road/drive down. It is definitely a must to visit while on the island and be aware of the tide that comes in after a certain time. This was by far the highlight of the island for me, stunning beach and natural pool. The drive down is quite dangerous and I would recommend if you do not have greatly off-road experience on a motorbike or scooter to take the locals offer of driving you up and down. Myself with 5+ years of motorcycle experience found this cliffside, rocky route challenging especially with my friend on the back. Be safe and help the locals, pay for the ride. But not more than 50.000rp for one way ride!

This is a highly secluded place and getting here is difficult. Car cannot reach down there. You need to hike down on a very narrow steep road on a motorbike that goes through dense forest and the ride is quite frightening. There are certain bike rentals on the top that charge you to take you down the sloppy area. I hiked down by myself but if i had known the level of risk earlier i would have hired someone and wouldn't have taken the risk. Once you get down, you have to park the bike and hike down further walking down the steps again through beautiful forest area all the way reaching down to the beach. A must go place in Nusa penida !

Amazing place, worth the trip. I got there at 08.30 and was alone for 1 hour. Saw some monkeys on my way down and then in the beach again. Once it becames crowded they will leave. Parking is free, so if locals come to ask money you can say no. Entrance fee at the bottom of 10k. Locals will say its very dangerous and try to have you pay for the taxi ride down and then up. You can walk the distance but its gonna be around 30 min. The first pool is bigger and deeper but the water doesn't look good so I didn't enter. The second pool, smaller, is amazing. Clear and fresh water just by the ocean. Go early and you'll have it for you for some good time. I left around 10.30 am and there were already 4 or 5 couples there. (On a thursday) The beach is not really suitable to swim. There's thrash in the sand, rocks and stones, and the waves are very strong. The road down is tricky, but if you go slow and be careful its very doable. I did it and I only have 2 weeks of experience on scooters. Just use your brakes and keep your feets out of the bike to support when needed (mainly when it becomes steep). It takes about 10min to get there. I honestly think the way up is worse as if you get traffic its gonna be awkard for 2 scooters side by side in some places. (Some vídeos of the road attached) Overall its very worth for the vibe and scenario and a nice pool to chill for a bit.

Beautiful place. Not very crowded. If you have a scooter you can drive down it's not too difficult, narrow, rocky and steep at parts but manageable if you're not a complete beginner. It would be a 20+minute walk/hike down and even harder back up. (We didn't have to pay anything to enter either) The forest itself is beautiful and there is a pool with lovely fresh water with the view of the ocean, beach, and cliffs. Must visit in Nusa Penida.

If you do day trip here in nusa penida ,please include this into your itinerary. It's far better than broken beach , angel billabong, keliking to spend time with if you are someone who dont like too much crowds . You need to hire motor driver to drive you down .I drove down myself with my wife .it's totally doable if you are very good in handling motorbike and had vast experience in it .the road down to the parking was one of the hardest ride in my life .it's steep ,up and down and very narrow path for motorbike . Once reach the parking need to pay 10k fee per person for entrance and walk downstairs about 10 to 15 min . Any anytime it's less than 20 visitors on site .

Awesome place, both the pool & beach ! If you don’t feel like going down with your scooter, I would recommend parking at the top and walking down. It’s a pretty nice ~35 min walk in the rainforest, mainly in shade. You can then take a taxi later to go back up ;)

One of the famous and special temple in Bali, Desa Ped, Nusa Penida, klungkung and most people from all over Bali will come for prayer and some from outside Bali too.

I'm very happy join with Bali Nusa Penida Tour because they really experience and English speaking they always following US take picture also explain me everything every they take to spot always they explain me

Very peaceful temple

Solid temple to visit! The most popular temple for locals to pray. We had a local friend who told us about the history and culture.

I pay to rent the sarong to cover my legs 35K including parking, when I get inside I gently man told me I am not welcome. So I couldn’t enjoy this special temple. Not for tourists.

Popular temple in nusa penida. There are praying arrangements being made, where you need to visit the other 2 temples before you can go to the main ones.

A must temple to visit and pray if you come to Nusa Penida, try to rent a negotiable car with driver or a motorbike if you like to explore alone

Artistic temple located besides the sea. Very accessible and the view are gorgeous.

Luved every bit of our todays Pilgrimage on Nusa Penida

There are Four Temple in Pura Ped Area : Pura Segara, Pura Taman, Pura Ratu Gede and Pura Penataran Agung. You Must wearing Balinese Clothes to enter this temple, because its very Sacred and we Have to respect the Traditions and The Elder. This temple is beachfront, and head west i think, so you could watch the beautiful sunset.