This daytrip at Nusa Penida was absolutely wonderful and exciting. I was able to enjoy many activities with my family throughout the trip. The views were incredibly beautiful to the human eye! However, there are 2 concerns when visiting this island. Despite the amazing views; Nusa Penida had a hot weather and was very crowded. The driver was also kind and welcoming. Definitely a great trip, thanks for the service. Really recommend!

The boat shown is not the one we travelled on but they all appear to be similar. Very high powered and exciting although a bit heavy going at times. I used to race offshore power boats in the UK in the 70s and it brought back some terrific memories of those days. The island of Lembogan was disapointing. It seems to be stuck in the old days, roads are incredibly rough, we saw a lot of girls riding the motorbikes and I thought 'good luck!! There are very few amenities, only a few basic cafes. We took a TukTuk into the interior which was an uncomfortable expensive ride! I can recommend the boat ride but not the island.

Its a nice place but the roads are vary bad. and the steamer service is pathetic. there is no deck to enter the steamer. steamer drivers drive it like a racing boat, they treat tourist like a hurd of sheep. ppl were hitting the roof as they were driving at full throttle. its the worst day of my life. do not go there with family. it will be good if you like to go adventure without worrying about your safetly, u can try this otherwise leave it

Was described as a great day trip, was told it was better than Lembongan but found out that in reality it is not quite thete yet. Roads and infrastructure need a lot more work. A lot of nice beaches and scenery but way too much time spent traveling on overcrowded and unmaintained roads. In time it will be as good as the Lembongan trip but not yet. Food and staff were great.

We hired a driver for the day and went to a few places on the island. The roads are bumpy and it takes time to get to one place to another. Angel's Billabong was disappointing. We visited during the low tide but it was not as cool as some of the photos you see online. No a cess to the water either. Broken beach and T-Rex (Kelingking) were absolutely beautiful. But it was full of tourists and it seems as if taking photos is the main purpose here. At T-Rex, we went down to the beach. It's very tiring and dangerous. It took us an hour to get down. The beach is very nice but the waves are very strong. We didn't stay for long. I wouldn't have gone down to the beach if I knew what the route was like. Then the Cristal Bay. Snorkeling here was interesting. This is where you can relax on bean bags. Overall, beautiful island but visiting once is enough. Too many people.

Hi, Nusa Penida island has extremely bad infrastructure. It begins right at Sanur harbour which doesnt even have a jetty which means one has to wade through knee deep water. Of course one wave and you are drenched. Once there you are taken to Kellingking beach which is an hour of super bumpy ride.. the roads are so bad that its unbelievable it even support civilisation. After that Angel Billabong another 40 mins, and crystal Bay another 40 mins. There are no freshwater showers at any of the beaches which means you are spending the whole day in that state. the place that they will stop at for lunch will be very basic. I wont do this again, nor recommend it to any of my friends. Yes what one could do is trek down to Kellinking beach and back and spend rest of the day having a late lunch and head back at about 3 oclock

Frankly quite a disappointment. Firstly there is a choppy 40 min boat ride and then terribbly bad roads within the island. There are only 3 spots worth visiting and between each is a 30 min drive on terribly potholed roads ( although some are being relaid). I thought the watersports being offered on the island was a full fledged one, but then learnt it was only snorkelling on offer. Then another choppy fast boat ride back. We were ripped up by the end of the day.