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Discover Serenity at Beach Bungalow in Nusa Penida

Located on the stunning island of Nusa Penida, Indonesia, the Beach Bungalow offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern convenience. Situated at Jalan Timur Pantai Mahagiri, Banjar Kaja, Desa Jungut Batu, this accommodation provides a tranquil retreat just steps away from the island’s breathtaking coastline. It is an ideal base for travelers seeking to explore the raw natural beauty of the Kelingking Beach area while enjoying the comforts of home.

The hotel features a variety of amenities designed to ensure a relaxing stay. Guests can stay connected with complimentary WiFi available in both the rooms and public areas. Parking is hassle-free, with a private garage and free parking facilities available on-site, eliminating the stress of finding a spot in a busy tourist area. The rooms are equipped with essential comforts such as air conditioning, tiled floors, and a private bathroom featuring a shower and toilet. For those who love the outdoors, the property boasts a lovely garden view, a terrace, and outdoor furniture where you can unwind after a day of adventure. Practical amenities like a clothes hanger and daily cleaning services are also provided to enhance your comfort.

Beyond the property, the area offers a wealth of activities. The hotel facilitates adventure with paid services for snorkeling, diving, kayaking, and fishing, allowing guests to easily access the vibrant marine life surrounding the island. The ground-floor layout ensures accessibility for all travelers.

3 Nearby Attractions

• Kelingking Beach (T-Rex Cliff): Famous for its iconic T-Rex shaped cliff, Kelingking Beach is the most photographed spot in Nusa Penida. The view from the cliff top is absolutely spectacular, offering a panoramic vista of the turquoise ocean crashing against the white sands below. While the beach itself is difficult to reach by foot, the scenery is worth the journey.
• Angel’s Billabong: Located nearby, this natural infinity pool is a geological wonder. It is a shallow, naturally formed rock pool that connects to the ocean. The water is crystal clear and perfect for a refreshing dip, especially during high tide when the waves gently lap against the rocks.
• Broken Beach (Pasih Uug): Just a short drive away, Broken Beach is a massive natural archway that frames a circular cove. The contrast between the dark volcanic rock and the bright blue water creates a dramatic and unique landscape. It is a peaceful spot to enjoy the sunset away from the crowds.

Travel Tips

• Transportation: Renting a scooter is the most popular way to get around Nusa Penida, but ensure you have a valid international driving license and wear a helmet.
• Cash: While some places accept cards, it is advisable to carry cash (Indonesian Rupiah) for small vendors and activities.
• Sun Protection: The sun in Nusa Penida is intense, so bring high SPF sunscreen, a hat, and plenty of water.