There are some neighboring islands near to Bali. There are 3 most
famous, located around 20 km away from Bali to the south-east known as
Nusa Penida Island, Nusa Ceningan Island and Nusa Lembongan Island. Each
of these Islands shares their own unique tourism destination and arts.
For many peoples, these three Islands might not be recognized as parts
of Bali’s district. Somehow, they give a great contribution to the
tourism development in Bali area. Among these three islands, Nusa Penida
Island is the largest one, and also well known as the best destination
for scuba diving. Although the two others islands, Nusa
Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan is located separated, they're still
administratively belong to the Nusa Penida area. Administratively, the islands is a district of Klungkung regency. The Badung Strait separates the islands and Bali.
In this archipelago, specially Nusa Penida Island, you will find
beautiful pure beaches and some conservation places protecting plants,
birds, and also turtle. When you are diving in Nusa Penida Island, you
will likely to see the large pelagic, such as Manta Ray’s (Manta
Birostris) at some locations and Mola Mola (Oceanic Sunfish). If you get
lucky, you will sometimes see the whale-shark too.
There are many quiet and secluded white sand beaches along the north
and northwest coasts of Nusa Penida. Other geographical highlights
include limestone caves, spectacular high coastal cliffs with karst
formations and offshore pinnacles in the south and east, and rugged hill
tops in the high centre.
Nusa Penida has several interesting Hindu temples. When visiting be respectful and always heed local advice.
Crystal Bay, (take the only small road which heads west from the main road at Sakti village and keep going until you hit the coast.). A
stunning white sand beach at Banjar Penida west of Sakti village on the
north western coast facing Nusa Ceningan. Perfect clear waters and
excellent snorkelling. Lovely white sand beach and a great place for a
picnic. A truly idyllic spot and you are likely to have it to yourself
apart for the odd local villager and maybe a diveboat offshore
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