Penida Island Private Tour from Bali

Penida Island Private Tour from Bali Highlights

Wind through a rabbit hole entrance into a larger complex of cave temples at Giri Putri

Stop in awe when you visit Atuh Beach, a pristine beach with incredible rock formations that rise from serene waters

Visit the ritual purification shrine of Genah Melukat, holy to local Hindus

Leave with endless new memories and some incredible new photos

Why we chose this tour

Our Penida Island Tour from Bali takes you off the beaten path and into the stunning island of Penida, often missed by visitors but well worth the visit for the views alone. You'll swim in the crystalline waters of Atuh Beach, make your way into a cave temple, and see sites that you never could have imagined. This tour is available every day and leaves with guaranteed departures.

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Penida Island Private Tour from Bali Itinerary

7:00-7:30 - Pickup from Ubud, Sanur, Nusa Dua, Tanjung Benoa or Seminyak

We will pick you up from your hotel and bring you to Sanur harbor. Please note that the transfer to the harbor and the boat ride are shared.

10:00 - Guided tour of Penida Island

Have you ever felt that you are not feeding your Instagram enough?! Why not join our trip and get lost in our paradise. Explore the unbeaten track of East Nusa Penida to see some outstanding places that will make your trip memorable and take your Instagram to a different level.
With an early morning start, wake up ready for an adventure that starts in the Sanur Harbor with a speed boat trip across the sparkling waters of the Indian Ocean to the Toya Pakeh pier, where you'll meet your local guide and start exploring East Penida.
Enter the Giri Putri Cave Temple through a small tunnel, where the Balinese believe no matter how large you are, you'll always be able to fit, and gasp in wonder at the cave complex that's housed in the hills.
You'll see a number of Hindu shrines, including the ritual purification area of Genah Melukat, as well as a Buddhist one dedicated to the goddess Kuan Yiem on your way out of the caves.
End at Atuh Beach, often compared to Raja Ampat for its stunning offshore rock formations that rest in the turquoise waters beyond, where you can have a mini photoshoot with the rocks, the treehouses that crown the cliffs above, and a large swing where you can let your inner child out to play.