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Due to the increasing number of accidents and fatalities at Kelingking Beach, Bali authorities are taking urgent measures to ensure tourist safety. Kelingking Beach, located on the island of Nusa Peni…

In 2024, Kelingking Beach earned the 25th spot on TripAdvisor’s list of the world’s best beaches, making it the only Southeast Asian beach to receive this honor. The beach has received numerous intern…

A new extreme adventure destination, Extreme Park Bali (or Xpark Bali), has recently opened on Nusa Penida, offering thrill-seekers a breath-taking way to experience the island’s dramatic landscapes.

The controversy surrounding the construction of a glass elevator at one of Nusa Penida’s iconic postcard views has flared up again. Foreign tourists arriving in Bali have also joined the protest again…

There are plans to open a second cultural park, Garuda Wisnu Kencana (GWK-2), on Nusa Penida. The project was announced by the regent of Klungkung district, Nyoman Nuarta, during a visit to the NuArt…

The authorities of Nusa Penida held a meeting to discuss measures to ensure the safety of tourists at the most dangerous beach on the island. The Kelingking Beach attracts tourists with its beauty, bu…

A beach vacation on one of Bali’s eastern shores ended in a serious head and hip injury for a Russian woman — all due to an unfortunate time and place chosen for a photo.

Nusa Penida now means comfort, freedom, and a real wow effect.

As soon as you step on board, the vacation begins.

Instead of stuffy transfers, enjoy a stylish yacht with an open deck, lounge areas, a welcome cocktail, and the sound of waves.

Another victim of Nusa Penida’s most Instagrammable view nearly became 17-year-old Juitao Xiao, who came with his family from China to spend their vacation in Bali.

During a tour of Kelingking Beach, the young man arranged a photoshoot on the cliff. At some point, he wanted to go down to the beach, but the family’s guide and driver, Wayan Agus Wisnawan, advised a…

Three tourists were swept away by powerful waves while swimming at Kelingking Beach on Nusa Penida. One person died, and two others were injured in the incident.

The three foreigners were swimming at Kelingking Beach, which is notoriously difficult to access. To reach this beach, considerable effort is required. If you remember the famous cliff on Nusa Penida…