Nusa Penida Tourism Rules Visitors Should Know Before Arriving
Located just southeast of Bali, the beautiful island of Nusa Penida attracts hundreds of thousands of travelers each year.
With dramatic cliffs, turquoise waters, and iconic viewpoints like Kelingking Beach, it’s easy to see why the island has exploded in popularity.
But with growth comes responsibility.
To protect the island’s environment, culture, and visitor experience, new Nusa Penida tourism rules have been introduced to help travelers explore respectfully.
Before you hop on that speedboat, here are the most important things to know.
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