An active volcano in East Java with a dramatic sand sea and Indonesia's most breathtaking sunrise panorama. Pananjakan Peak (2,770 masl) offers views of Bromo, Semeru, and the Tengger Mountains.
Nusa Penida's iconic cliff resembling the head of a giant dinosaur, with a beautiful hidden beach far below. One of the most famous and most-shared photo spots from all of Indonesia. The viewpoint at the top offers an unparalleled view with the blue Indian Ocean as its backdrop.
A volcanic crater featuring the rare Blue Fire phenomenon — one of only two in the world. The turquoise crater lake is the world's largest acidic lake. Night trekking begins at midnight to witness the blue fire before sunrise.
A unique geological formation of a perfect natural stone arch connecting two sides of a cliff over a clear blue lagoon. Schools of fish and sea turtles can be seen swimming freely in the lagoon below. Only 2 minutes walk from Angel's Billabong, making them a perfect pair of destinations to visit together.
A natural pool formed from a basin of coral rock at the ocean's edge, filled with clear greenish water at low tide. It looks like an infinity pool crafted by nature itself with a blue ocean backdrop. Visitors can swim in this pool when sea conditions are calm. It is very important to always pay attention to wave conditions and guide instructions for safety.
A uniquely shaped curtain waterfall that widens like a giant drape — dubbed "Indonesia's Niagara". Unique and dramatic formation surrounded by lush green cliffs. One of the most beautiful waterfalls in Indonesia.
The clearest water beach in Nusa Penida — a stunning turquoise blue with fine white sand and very healthy coral reefs. It is the best snorkeling location in the Nusa Penida area. During certain seasons (July–October), Crystal Bay becomes one of the few places in the world where you can see the Mola-Mola (ocean sunfish) — the world's largest fish — rise to shallow waters.
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