A beautiful tourist spot with a tunnel on a cliff, which can make sea water flow into the pond.
Reviews
Tripadvisor
4.5/5 · 524 reviews
5-star
67%
4-star
26%
3-star
7%
2-star
0%
1-star
0%
Recent reviews
Marine Life
Time
Tours
Transportation
Scenic
Footwear
Any rating
Loading reviews...
Jan 25, 2025
Also known as Broken Beach, Pasih Uug is about 45 mins drive from the harbor at Nusa Penida. The last few kilometers of road are pathetic - almost no road at all! Best to take a 4-wheeler to reach he…Full review by Rajesh K
Jun 2, 2024
Bali definitely have beautiful blue water and if you have beautiful photos what you see in internet you will really have to walk in sun and climb a lot, I’m someone who doesn’t do climbing so it was …Full review by Priya D
May 9, 2024
Pasih Uug Beach, also known as Broken Beach, is a mesmerizing natural wonder on Nusa Penida Island, Bali. Marvel at its unique rock formations, with a natural archway framing the turquoise waters bel…Full review by anglorsilver
Leaving for Bali in 10 days. Will be staying the night here in Nusa. We are not making room reservations ahead of time. Once we arrive which area should we head to to find a good place to stay. We are there for general snorkeling and adventure. Thx
A:
Hi. I can only speak of the areas I visited. I stayed in the Klungkung area. It is near the beach. It is also close to Atuh beach, probably the same distance with Crystal Bay. …
Hi. I can only speak of the areas I visited. I stayed in the Klungkung area. It is near the beach. It is also close to Atuh beach, probably the same distance with Crystal Bay. There are rooms close to the other beach areas but I preferred this area for it's not so crowded. It is around 30 minutes from the port area. If you don't have advanced bookings, agents will flock around you the moment you get off the boat. It should not be crowded around this time. Most of the the beaches are good for snorkeling. You can hop on a rented scooter and follow your adventure instincts or rent a car and the driver will be your guide. Hope this helps.
Let me kindly know the best way of transportation from sanur to nusa penida and then to pasih uug. Thank you so much
A:
Let me know the estimated price for both kinds of transportation to nusa penida from sanur. I also would like to know how to go nusa lembogem from nusa penida ir denpasar?
I want to spend one day in bali and would like to go to three places(utuwalu temple, dusan kunin waterfall and pasih uug beach) in the whole day. Is it possible? And how to access these places?
A:
Uluwatu and Pasir Uuq is two places in the different island. Both of them is super beautiful, but if you only have one day I suggest you go to Uluwatu temple instead. Why? Because you …
Uluwatu and Pasir Uuq is two places in the different island. Both of them is super beautiful, but if you only have one day I suggest you go to Uluwatu temple instead. Why? Because you have to get the boat to and from Nusa Penida, not to mention taking a motorbike to get to Pasir Uug beach that takes quite sometimes to reach there then back to Bali and taking a risk of missing your flight. Or you can extend at least 3 days in Bali, so you can visit those two places. But in the mainland you can find many interesting places too. Hope this info helps ! Enjoy your trip!
Hi is it possible to check all around Nusa Penida island without tour guide?
A:
Hello, Yes it is most definitely possible. I didn't use one in 4 days on the island. Also from the people I met there and who were used to of the island, he never used one. I did all by …
Hello, Yes it is most definitely possible. I didn't use one in 4 days on the island. Also from the people I met there and who were used to of the island, he never used one. I did all by myself and a scooter : Pusih Uwug (Angel billabong and the broken beach), Crystal bay (if you want to snork, just ask the people there and they will take you. Go early the morning), Pura Puncak Mundi (View points on the top of the island with a temple nearby), Bukit teletebies (landscape and view point), Atuh beach, Pura Goa Giri Putri (temple in the cave), and a complete turn and road trip around the island. For you way around, just ask the local, they will always help you.
Save
Share
More
