Welcome to Nusa Penida’s most-loved beach-front dining spot. Since our 2015 beach shack beginnings we’ve provided the beachfront cure for fast-paced-living with chill vibes and vibrant live music.
The genuine warmth and smiles from our team will make you feel at home.
Proudly locally owned and operated, we are committed to empowering our community by training new graduates and tourism students. And we honor our Balinese traditions by closing for significant ceremonial days.
Help us protect our island home! Collect a bag of beach-trash, and we'll reward you with a free coffee or coconut.
Need insider tips? Our team will guide you to the island’s hidden gems and extraordinary experiences.
Explore our curated Modern Australian, International & Indonesian menu - a tropical tool-kit for relaxation, all infused with genuine Balinese hospitality.
Ask about our seasonal ingredients sourced from local fishermen and farmers including dragonfruit, cashews, cassava, rosella, authentic sea salt, hand-made coconut oil, and line-caught fish.
Live music plays every evening.
The menu is fresh and flavourful, featuring seasonal produce from local fishermen and farmers.
It’s more than just a place. It’s a vibe. An atmosphere. Somewhere with Soul.
Nusa Penida is a place where the clock stops and the soul resets. So sit back, switch your phone to silent, and experience Island Time with us.
From 4-6pm every day, enjoy 2-for-1 signature cocktails to your heart’s content! Penida Coladas. Dragonfruit Daiquiris. Coco-lime Mojitos and more. . . Explore the range of tropical cocktails crafted by our skilled mixologists while you soak up the day’s last rays
We are always looking for new ways to #greenpenida. If you care to help keep the island clean by collecting a bag of rubbish off the beach, we’ll give you a free young coconut! Just present your bag to one of the waitstaff and we’ll make sure it gets properly disposed of while you cool off with a fresh young coconut.
Wayan (Owner), father of 3, grew up farming seaweed with his parents on the beach in front of Penida Colada. Loves fishing, cooking and playing guitar. Also known as ‘Mr Fix It’. He’s handier than an octopus.
Laksmi
Waitstaff
Laksmi (Waitstaff) is petite, vivacious and an exceptional waitress. Balinese dance is her passion, but she also likes to throw shapes to Danish band ‘Michael Learns to Rock’.
Sukanta
Supervisor
Sukanta (Supervisor) is a rockstar mixologist and true dapper gentleman. You’ll find his interpretations of the classics and many more signature creations on the menu. Gede’s favourite cocktail is a Lemon Peel.
Dwi
waiter
Dwi (Waitstaff) His friends call him Apple. He’ll call you whatever you like! To get him going, ask Dwi about football. Wherever Cristiano Ronaldo goes, Dwi follows.
Avoid the crowded Beaches - Enjoy these lesser known Nusa Penida Gems instead
Tembeling Forest and Springs
It’s cool and shady here, where tropical rainforest meets the sea. Take a refreshing dip in the natural spring water rock pools. Then explore the sea cave and add your own rock art installation to the collection. Definitely do not attempt the treacherous drive down on your own. Local ojek (motorbike taxi) drivers offer their services from the parking space at the top. Locals use these springs as a source of holy water, and you will see temples and deity statues here. Strictly not to be touched.
Suwehan Beach
It’s quiet and stunningly beautiful. To make the most of this secret spot make sure to time your trip so that you arrive at low tide. At high tide the sandy beach disappears and its waves crash up against the limestone cliff.
Lumangan Beach
From above you overlook Manta Bay where you can see the giant oceanic manta rays gracefully circling the cleaning station here. These magnificent creatures are one of the main drawcards of Nusa Penida diving. Access stairs were only recently cut into the cliff, so you can now access the beach. The steps are steep but short. It’s worth the climb.
“Came here during happy hour buy 1 get 1 cocktails. They do serve nice cocktails. Very nice atmosphere and beautiful setting overlooking the ocean during sunset. Foods were also delicious, try the grilled fish and octopus. A must visit spot if you're in Nusa Penida area.”
Sandy Andreas
“Friendly people, good bands, great views. The fish tacos were amazing. Had to come back and eat them again. To be fair, the burgers and other dishes looked delicious too. Vegetarian and vegan dishes and desserts as well.”
Amy H
“My favorite place on the island! I went there everyday during my stay in Nusa Penida and can say it’s the best for breakfast, drinks and dinner. The staff is so friendly - thank you Suparti for you service - food and drink are great mix of local and international cuisine and the view of the sea and mt Agung is just amazing!”
