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OpenStreetMap view of Bali and the Nusa islands including Nusa Penida

More than a day trip

Map your island day

Plan at least 3D2N. Pick nearby stops for each day and leave room for the journeys between them.

Photo: OpenStreetMap contributors and Kelisi

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Road, parking, and stop time
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Route clusters

Choose a route

Illustrated map of Nusa Penida with roads, coastline, harbours, and main planning areas
Use the map to group stops by west, east, north coast, and marine routes. Source: Wikivoyage member Burmesedays.

Use the plotted pins for route orientation, then open the matching guide or live navigation link from the cards below.

Banjar Nyuh

harbour

Most useful arrival zone for west routes and Toyapakeh stays.

Toyapakeh

harbour

Practical for boat arrivals, snorkeling departures, and short stays.

Crystal Bay

west

A slower west-side beach base; strongest for sunset and an overnight reset.

Kelingking

west

The west route anchor; allow time for parking, heat, crowds, and viewpoints.

Broken Beach

west

Pair with Angel’s Billabong, not with an overloaded whole-island plan.

Ped

north

Balanced north-coast base with dining and marine-trip access.

Sampalan / Buyuk

harbour

Useful for north-coast services and an earlier start toward the east.

Goa Giri Putri

east

A cultural east-route stop; respectful clothing and conduct are essential.

Diamond & Atuh

east

East-coast anchor; choose one major beach descent rather than both.

Teletubbies Hill

east

Optional inland stop when it fits the return direction and daylight.

Manta Point

marine

Boat-only marine stop; sightings and departures depend on conditions.

Route-time matrix

Use a range, then add stop time

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RoutePlanning rangeWhat it means
Banjar Nyuh → Crystal Bay25 to 40 minUseful arrival-to-west-base estimate.
Banjar Nyuh → Kelingking45 to 70 minAdd parking and viewpoint time separately.
Banjar Nyuh → Diamond Beach75 to 110 minTreat the east coast as its own day.
Crystal Bay → Kelingking35 to 55 minWorks naturally inside a west-side day.
Sampalan / Buyuk → Diamond Beach55 to 85 minUsually cleaner than crossing from a west base.
Kelingking → Diamond Beach100 to 150 minDo not combine by default; road time crowds out the visit.

Combinations that usually work

  • West: Kelingking + Broken Beach/Angel’s Billabong + optional Crystal Bay.
  • East: Thousand Islands + Diamond/Atuh + one optional inland or temple stop.
  • Marine: one condition-led boat trip + a light afternoon near the starting coast.

Do not combine by default

Kelingking and Diamond Beach in one day turn the trip into a cross-island transfer. Add a same-day Bali boat and the visit becomes even more fragile.

Method, reviewed 20 September 2026: These are conservative editorial planning ranges based on route distance, road complexity, and stop logistics. They do not represent live traffic or a guaranteed transfer time. They remain pending a documented field-timing audit. Confirm the day’s route with a local driver or live navigation.

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