Kelingking Beach is one of the most famous viewpoints in Bali, located on the island of Nusa Penida.
The dramatic cliff formation resembles a T-Rex dinosaur, making it one of the most photographed spots in Indonesia. Visitors come for the spectacular ocean views and adventurous hike down to the beach
The glass elevator on Nusa Penida, which tourists will use to descend to one of the most beautiful beaches, is once again at the center of a scandal.
Recently, local authorities reported that they found violations during the construction of the facility, and recently a video went viral on social media featuring a foreigner climbing the arm of a con…
From 12 August, visitors to Nusa Penida will be charged 25 thousand rupiah to enter the main beaches and viewpoints. This is separate from the island entry fee that foreigners already pay. Guides say…
Bali is a place where all the elements come together in one location: the sun, water, jungles, volcanoes, and thrilling adventures.
And when you add cocktails, umbrellas, excellent service, and food to the mix, you get beach clubs or day clubs. This article compiles the most popular ones for you.
Klungkung Regency has launched a single emergency number — 112. Calls are free, and the number can be used to report a fire, accident, crime, natural disaster, or someone in urgent need of medical hel…
Sanur is a laid-back seaside area in southeast Bali, known for its long beachfront promenade, calm waters, local restaurants, and relaxed pace.
It’s a popular choice for families and travelers looking for an easygoing alternative to Bali’s busier resort areas.
The story of the glass lift at Kelingking Beach on Nusa Penida has taken a new turn. The project’s investor, Zhang Yaosheng, has filed another lawsuit with the administrative court after the first att…
Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of real island life without spending your energy organising the trip — that’s exactly what the “Robinson’s Escape” tour is for. The route, transfers, accommodation a…
On Nusa Penida, work has started on the Sampalan–Toyapakeh road. It is one of the island’s main routes, used by local residents, tourists, and freight vehicles.
The roughly 8-kilometre section links Sampalan with the Toyapakeh port area. It is used to reach tourist spots, hotels, ports, and villages on the western side of the island.
Aling-Aling Waterfall is one of the best-known waterfalls in North Bali. It’s surrounded by thick greenery and is especially popular for the nearby cliff jumps and natural water slides.
