Diamond Beach, named for the pointed diamond-shaped stone on the beach is another absolutely beautiful beach on the northwest of Nusa Penida island in Bali, Indonesia. You probably love the beach here on Bali Island.
The place becomes increasingly popular thanks to this Beach Nusa Penida swing that lets one photograph when swinging between palm trees and the sea shore. This travel guide will provide you with the steps to get to Diamond Beach Bali, the newest entry fees, and more. Let’s check it out!
About Diamond Beach Nusa Penida
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Diamond Beach is definitely one of the must-see spots in Bali. This beach in Nusa Penida, Bali, features extensive pristine sandy beaches, and clear blue waters. Nonetheless, the beaches are still wild and unrestricted due to their newly uncovered nature and therefore are exceptional and stunning.
Access to Diamond Beach Nusa Penida
Access was not available until late 2018. This staircase made from limestone can now be reached from the beach in 20 minutes. It should only be visited at low tide. The sea in that area is rough and dangerous.
You could get to the beaches by walking through the rocks. The toughest parts are when it comes to stepping out onto the earth and walking through bushes, down a rocky cliff, and over rocks in the sea.
Unfortunately, this beach isn’t suitable for swimming. All waves contain many coral stones and rocks that can cause painful pain and damage.
What to Expect at Diamond Beach Nusa Penida
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There is a second section at Diamond Beach, the one has green rocks and water pools. The second portion of Diamond Beach, Nusa Penida, is filled with glittering white sandy beaches, groves of coconut palms, caves, and a safer area to swim. The vast cliffs loom over you while you rest in the unbroken sand.
There is something quite nerve-racking beneath the rock wall. However, the most prominent rocks are diamonds which exist at shallow water levels.
Nusa Penida Diamond Beach Viewpoint
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Views at Diamond Beach are direct from postcards on this site. The beautiful white beaches and crystal waters create dream destinations for visitors. Diamond beaches will surely make you want to see the Bali area.
From there, you will be at an edifice with a small view over the beach. The views are within easy walking distance from the park.
Diamond Beach Nusa Penida Swing
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Walk down the hill to the beach where there is the iconic Bali swing. It’s just behind the beach. There is a possibility of paying to go over the gorgeous seashore and be pushed by workers to insane heights.
The same place is one of the most popular photographic locations on the island. For both of these places, staff will assist you in photographing or filming a moment while enjoying it.
Diamond Beach Nusa Penida Hike
The hike to Diamond Beach takes roughly 20 minutes. The first 10-15 min has an adequate staircase and handrail, whereas the remaining portion has steep steps with ropes as described above.
Within 30 minutes, the flat area will be surrounded in the form of a small food bar, toilet, and famous Bali-style swing. Once you pass through the wrangling area, you reach the end of the hike. Although the last five minutes of the hike are steeper, there is a rope to assist.
Also read: Complete Guide to Nusa Penida: Beaches and Popular Diving Spots
Best Time to Visit Diamond Beach Nusa Penida
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Sunrise or later is the best time to go to Diamond Beach as this is facing east. Coming up early in the morning, you’ll beat the crowd. It’s ideal for visiting during Bali’s dry season (March through October). You can have a lovely trip during the rain with a flexible daily schedule and weather forecast.
How to Get to Diamond Beach Nusa Penida
Diamond Beach, Nusa Penida was originally based on a beach in Nusa Penida on the island’s east shore right beside the famous Atuh Beach. The fastest way to get to Toya Pakeh is to rent a scooter. They can generally be rented from any hotel or guesthouse for about IDR 110,000 – 150,000 each.
Diamond Beach Nusa Penida Entrance Fees
There is an entrance fee of IDR 10,000 and a parking fee of IDR 5,000 per person to visit Diamond Beach Nusa Penida, Bali. You can also access both Diamond Beach and Atuh Beach by parking in the same parking lot.
Payment will be made in cash in Indonesian Rupiah (IDR), so please prepare cash before visiting.
Attractions Near Diamond Beach
Broken Beach
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Broken Beach is located in Bunga Mekal Village on Nusa Penida Island. There is a circular hole and tunnel in the middle of the cliff, which offers breathtaking views of the ocean and cliffs, and watching the waves crash against the shore is quite mesmerizing.
The hole is 98 meters in diameter and offers a unique and picturesque view. A large panorama of white sand beaches, blue sea, deep limestone cliffs, horizon views, and green hills.
Teletubbies Hill
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A green slope can be seen from the hills that color the slope, and the boundary between adjacent slopes is a semicircle.
Small mountain-like hills and hollows on top of hills with beautiful green grassy landscapes like the Teletubbies movie they call the hills Bukit Teletubbies.
Atuh Beach
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Atuh Beach, known as Pantai Atu by the locals, is one of the top attractions on the eastern tip of beautiful Nusa Penida Island. The beach is protected by spectacular green cliffs, surrounded by various limestone formations that add to the beauty of the area.
Incredible natural rock arches that span the crystal-clear turquoise waters are awe-inspiring the moment you see them. The coastline of Atuh Beach is dotted with the four main rocks and islets. All this contributes to the breathtaking scenery.
Kelingking Beach
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Kelingking Beach is a hidden beach in Bunga Mekar Village on the southwestern coast of Nusa Penida Island, Bali only 28 km away from Diamond Beach Nusa Penida.
Incredible hidden beach surrounded by towering sheer cliffs, deep turquoise waters, and powder white sands offer the most stunning views of heaven on earth.
For deserted beach lovers, you can check out another complete guide for travelling in Bali or another city here!
