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Caption: Nusa Penida is an island southeast of Bali island,Indonesia
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Atuh Beach Nusa Penida
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Caption: Just beginning to appear on visitor itineraries, Nusa Penida still awaits discovery. It's an untrammelled place that answers the question: what would Bali be like if tourists never came? There are not a lot of formal activities or sights; rather, you go to Nusa Penida to explore and relax, to adapt to the slow rhythm of life here.
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Atuh Beach
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Caption: Atuh is a nice beach, i saw some pictures of this place long time ago when start to thinking about traveling to Bali. There is a big rock, like a small island in front of the beach.
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Caption: Wander through Atuh Beach
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Caption: A majestic morning in Atuh Beach
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Caption: Amazing place Amazing relationship
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Caption: Weekend adventure in Atuh Beach
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Caption: How to get there?
There are public boats from from Sanur, Kusamba or Padang Bai in East Bali.
From Padang Bai
You can catch the daily public ferry (large boat that includes vehicles) at 13:00 (1pm). A passenger ticket is Rp 31,000 each way.
There is also a smaller private speed boat service that typically carries up to 20 people. This departs from Padang Bai beach side every morning. You should be at the beach side by 06:30 to catch the public speed boat. Buy ticket from ticket office near beach and then wait until the boat has enough passengers for the boat to depart. The ticket cost is Rp 45,000 each way if you are Indonesian. If you are from abroad, they will ask you for 75,000 Rp or show the way to the public ferry.
From Benoa Harbour
Quicksilver runs daily cruises from Benoa Harbour in Bali to their monstrous pontoon which floats off the north western shore of Nusa Penida. The trip includes water sport activities centred on the pontoon. Rp 570,000 per person.
From Sanur
Mola-Mola express, Sanur Beach. Scheduled departures from Sanur Beach at 07.30, 16:30. Departures from Sampalan, Nusa Penida at 08:30, 15:30. It's new speed boat service, just 2 times daily to Nusa Penida. One way Rp 75,000/person for locals and Rp 125,000/person for tourists. edit
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