Broken Beach

#balitrip The name “Broken Beach” perfectly describes the appearance of this place. A circular hole has been carved in the cliffs of limestone over the centuries, creating a natural bridge connecting the inner bay to the open ocean. The view from the edge of the cliff is truly stunning, as you stare at the clear waters surrounded by high-rise cliffs, with the open ocean outside the natural bridge that complements the image. It is a beautiful and dangerous place to visit and enjoy. Please don't stand near the edge of the cliff to take pictures. There’s always an unexpected big tide that you can’t expect to hit you even if you’re on top of the shelf. Safety first here The turquoise waters of the broken beach are something to see. It’s quiet and attractive, making it a great place to take in the beauty of the coast while you feel a sense of tranquility. The rugged cliffs that surround the bay add to the dramatic atmosphere, creating a background that doesn’t resemble anything I’ve seen before. Access to a broken beach can be a bit difficult due to rugged terrain and unequal paths. However, the journey is worth it for the amazing scene that awaits you. It is advisable to wear comfortable walking shoes and take your time to move on the road. While swimming is not recommended due to strong currents, the sheer visual splendor of the broken beach makes up for more than the lack of opportunities to swim. Photographers and nature lovers will find themselves fascinated by breathtaking scenery, making it a paradise for those looking for perfect moments for the image.

Getting There - Taking the biat to Nusa Penida takes around 40 minutes and then with a scooter or taxi it takes around 30 minutes to get to the Broken Beach Attractions - This magical opening looks amazing. It is possible to walk around this little bay Hotels - There are many hotels and resorts & spas on the island Food & Restaurants - Really delicious and affordable food Shopping - lots of local shopping vendors that sell nearly everything #bucketlistreboot #passionpassport #staycation #gooutside #beachlife #campingglamping #foodie #urbanexplorer #summervacation #cafe #awesomepic #naturalwonders

A mesmerizing beach with unique formation. This beach looks like a lake that captured many eyes of the visitors. This beach is called broken beach because it is surrounded by cliffs and there is a hole on the cliff so the water can pass through and then form a pool of water that look like a lake. Want great pictures for your Instagram? Come here and hunt your pictures. Nusa Penida Tour Broken Beach is located in Banjar Sumpang, Bunga Mekar, Nusa Penida, Bali. You have to cross the ocean first to get to this beach. The route starts from Sanur beach and anchors at the port of Nusa Penida. #triplocal #christmasgiveaway #christmaslights #christmasgiveaway #indonesia #indonesiatravel #indonesiaku #bali #balitrip #balibeach #baliindonesia #baliinspired

#bucketlistreboot Getting There - Easiest and quickest way to get here is by taking fast boat from Sanur Harbor in Bali and then by car or motorbike from Nusa Penida . It’s around 17km from Toya Pakeh Harbor of Nusa Penida where most of the fast boats arrive and depart. The roads could be patchy for non experienced scooter riders so unless you are good at it, renting a car is recommended. Attractions - The whole area itself is connected and you can explore famous Angel Billabong and Manta Point together. Hotels - There are not many options for lodging and accommodation nearby but you can find plenty of the close to the harbor. Food & Restaurants - There are small warungs in the premises for drinks and quick meals like noodles. You might not be able to find variety of food options but there are options of drinks and ice cream to cool off in a hot day. Broken beach is one of the wonderful coastal formation in southwestern region of Nusa Penida. It is popular for a massive archway which separates a small section of water body and allows water flow in and out of it. Nusa Penida has many such amazing formations and it is a must visit while in Bali.

If you want to talk about the must-visit places in Bali, then it must be the recently popularized island of Nusa Penida. It's a new hot spot for taking photos, very natural and ecological, and it's an island off Bali. It comes with a built-in filter effect, allowing you to take great photos in minutes. 🚢Transportation: Take a boat from Shanur Port (40 minutes) (📷6) Originally, we were familiar with Blue Dream Island. After watching "Devil's Tears" and testing it ourselves, we found that Penida Island is larger in area and has more scenic spots around the island. It is also adjacent to Blue Dream Island. If we talk about the filming location of the wallpaper of Apple's iPhone - Elf Beach, I believe everyone is familiar with it. ✏️[Gameplay Introduction]: 1️⃣ Tour around the island to see unique sea views (this is the place to be) 2️⃣Holy land: snorkeling, underwater walking, deep diving ❤️Touring around the island to see the scenic spots is relatively scattered. The scenic spots are mainly distributed in the west and east, each with its own unique features. One cannot help but admire the magical work of nature. ✅Western attractions: Elf Cliff, Broken Beach, Heavenly Bath. ✅Eastern attractions: Diamond Beach, Treehouse, Atu Beach. I made a detailed map of tourist attractions myself, making it easy for everyone to see at a glance. (Image 7️⃣) ❤️At the same time, the water resources of Peneda Island are excellent, and it is also a holy place for snorkeling, where you can experience diving and swim with sea turtles and devil fish. 📌[Avoid Pitfalls Guide]: 1️⃣When boarding the boat from the pier, there may be water on the deck, so please wear shorts and sandals, otherwise your pants and shoes may get wet. 2️⃣For friends who get seasick on boats, please prepare seasickness medicine in advance. For those who get carsick, please prepare carsickness medicine, as the mountain roads on the island are a bit bumpy. 3️⃣Make sure to do physical sun protection, bring a jacket, a sun hat, sunscreen, as the UV rays on the island are strong. 4️⃣Although the UV rays are strong and the road is a bit bumpy, everything feels worth it after seeing the scenery. Suggestion for everyone to spend at least two days. Next time, we will share how to explore Penida Island in depth.

Very beautiful views. No easy way to get down to the water though, it’s only a view of the water and natural bridge. It’s a popular tourist location and a bit crowded, still rating 5 stars because the view is awesome. Also, don’t bother with Angels Billabong, which is right nearby. It’s crowded and not that impressive. Also it’s a man-made thing that’s not that great. #wecreate