Note : Free hotel pickup & drop-off for accommodations located along the Batununggul – Ped route
Your Epic Mega-Combo Itinerary:
This ultimate bucket-list route combines the island’s biggest hits with exclusive local secrets for a truly complete Nusa Penida experience.
📍 The East Coast Wonders :
- Diamond Beach & Atuh Beach: Start your morning gazing at pristine white sands, dramatic limestone staircases, and shimmering turquoise waters.
- Rumah Pohon (Tree House): Capture the ultimate Instagram shot at this famous wooden treehouse overlooking the spectacular Thousand Islands viewpoint.
📍 The Cultural & Hidden Gems :
- Pura Gunung Cemeng: Take a peaceful breath away from the crowds at this beautiful, culturally rich Balinese Hindu temple, offering a glimpse into the island’s deep spiritual heritage.
- Saren Cliff Point: Step off the beaten path to witness mind-blowing, dramatic ocean drop-offs. This hidden gem offers raw, untouched natural beauty and incredible panoramic views.
📍 The West Coast Icons :
- Kelingking Beach: Stand in awe of the world-famous, majestic T-Rex cliff plunging into the deep blue ocean.
- Broken Beach & Angel’s Billabong: Marvel at the island’s unique geological wonders, featuring a massive natural limestone arch and a crystal-clear natural infinity pool.
(Want to end this massive day perfectly? 🌅 Add our Sunset Chaser add-on at checkout to finish your epic expedition watching the golden hour from the dramatic West Coast cliffs!)
The Only Way to Do a Combo! Driving from the East Coast (Diamond Beach) to the West Coast (Kelingking) takes nearly 2 hours on winding roads. Doing this on a scooter in one day is exhausting and dangerous. Our air-conditioned private car makes this massive itinerary comfortable and safe!
Nap Between Coasts! Use the long drive between the East and West to cool down, drink some water, and take a power nap in the back seat so you’re fully energized for your next stop.
Optimized Routing. Our local drivers know exactly how to time this combo trip to avoid the worst traffic and ensure you get to see all the highlights before the day ends.
Transparent & Hassle-Free. One price covers your car, driver, cross-island fuel, and parking tickets. We pick you up at the harbor and drop you back right on time. No stress, just an epic adventure!
Good to Know (Important Notes)
Flexible Duration: Your private coastal road trip will last between 5 to 8 hours, giving you plenty of time to explore the sights at your own pace without feeling rushed.
Pricing & Capacity: The price shown is per car (not per person!), with a maximum capacity of 5 passengers per car. Planning a bigger group trip? If you select a booking quantity of "2", it means you are reserving 2 separate cars (accommodating up to 10 people in total).
Additional Services (Optional): Want to level up your trip? You can easily customize your experience by adding extra perks—like extending your driver's time to catch the sunset—in the "Add-ons" section before checkout!
Cancellations up to 48 hours before departure: Eligible for a refund, but all administrative/payment processing fees will be borne by the customer.
Your Island Survival Kit (What to Bring)
Sun Protection: The island sun is no joke! Bring reef-safe sunscreen, your coolest sunglasses, and a hat or cap.
Comfortable Footwear: Skip the fancy shoes. You’ll want comfortable sneakers or sturdy strap sandals for walking around the uneven, rocky cliffside paths (especially at Kelingking and Broken Beach).
Swimwear & Towel: Don't forget these if you plan to take a refreshing dip at Crystal Bay or Angel's Billabong! (Pro tip: Wear your swimsuit under your clothes for convenience).
Camera & Powerbank: Trust us, your phone will be working overtime snapping photos of these insane views. Bring a fully charged powerbank so you don't run out of battery!
Cash in IDR: Bring some extra Indonesian Rupiah for your lunch, cold coconuts, attraction entrance tickets, local bathroom fees, or tipping your awesome driver.
Motion Sickness Meds: If you get car sick easily, it’s a good idea to bring some meds. While the roads are getting better, some island routes can still be a little bumpy and winding!
