The Angkal Fast Cruise
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The Angkal Fast Cruise
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Broken Beach Nusa Penida (locally known as Pasih Uug) is one of the most iconic natural wonders in Nusa Penida Island. Famous for its spectacular natural archway and turquoise bay, this spot offers breathtaking scenery and a unique geological formation that attracts travelers from around the world.
Just a short distance from Angel’s Billabong and Paluang Cliff, Broken Beach is an unmissable stop when exploring the island’s west coast.
Broken Beach, located in Bunga Mekar Village on the southwest coast of Nusa Penida Island, is a must-visit destination. It’s about a 45-minute drive from Banjar Nyuh Port or Sampalan Port by car or scooter. Check its location on Google Maps.
A Stunning Natural Archway – A massive rock formation shaped like a bridge over the bay.
Turquoise Lagoon – Crystal-clear water surrounded by towering cliffs.
Panoramic Coastal Views – Endless ocean vistas and dramatic cliff scenery.
Peaceful Atmosphere – Despite its popularity, the area feels calm and unspoiled.
Wildlife Spotting – Occasionally, you may see manta rays swimming in the bay below.
Nearby Destinations and Ports
Nearby Destinations: Angel’s Billabong, Paluang Cliff, Kelingking Beach
Closest Ports: Banjar Nyuh Port and Sampalan Port (about 45 minutes by car/scooter)
From Bali – Take a fast boat from Sanur Port to Banjar Nyuh Port or Sampalan Port in Nusa Penida.
From Nusa Penida Ports – Rent a scooter or hire a driver for a 45-minute journey to Broken Beach.
With a Tour – Join a West Nusa Penida Tour that includes Broken Beach, Angel’s Billabong, Paluang Cliff, and Kelingking Beach.
No, swimming is not possible due to the high cliffs surrounding the bay.
Yes, there is a small entrance fee, often combined with Angel’s Billabong.
They are just a short 5-minute walk apart.
Morning or late afternoon for softer lighting and fewer crowds.
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