Sights
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Teletubbies Hills
Teletubbies Hills has nothing to do with the famous kids television show beside it's looks. The perfectly round shaped hills are beautiful, and does share some similarities with the hills from Teletubbies. This is a great place to stop on your way to The Manta Point either briefly to snap a picture with the perfect backdrop, or to walk around in the hills for some time.
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Manta Point – Watch Manta Rays from a cliff
At The Manta Point you have a great chance at seeing Manta Rays in the azure blue water 100 metres below you. While enjoying the view, you may also encounter some monkeys there. If you want to get closer to the majestic animal, you can also book a diving tour
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Guyangan Waterfall
Guyangan Waterfall is not a traditional waterfall but it is a fun and challenging hike and the view is magnificent all the way down! Once you make it down, you will see the temple, and get to cool off in the three natural infinity pools.
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T-Rex Cliff / Kelingking Beach
The T-Rex Cliff is probably the most photographed place in Nusa Penida or perhabs the entire Bali, and it is not without reason. The cliff is beautiful, and as it extends far into the ocean, you can get a perfect view of it from above. The cliff is shaped like the head of a ginormous T-rex, which is why it has gotten this name. Below the rock is a beautiful white sand beach and saphire blue water, which makes the view perfect for a photo.
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Angel’s Billabong
Angel's Billabong is a beautiful natural infinity pool carved into the limestone rocks. Being located just next to Broken Beach, it is a great two for one opportunity. The crystal clear blue water is given an emerald green color from the rocks, and looks incredible. During low tides you can decent into the little canyon, and swim in the pool. If you choose to do so, please be very careful as this can be dangerous and is generally advised against. Waves can be very big in the area, and may suddenly and without warning change in size. This can throw people in the water into the rock walls and/or drag…
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Broken Beach
Broken Beach is a famous destination in Nusa Penida, Bali. It is called "broken" because of the archway that allows the beautiful azur blue water to flow into the stunning cove. You can even visit by boat, and there is a chance you will see manta rays in the area. In Balinese it is called Pasih Uug. If you are in Nusa Penida, this is a must see and a photographers paradise.
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Sunny Café at Nusa Penida
Sunny Café serves great food and is just a 5 minute walk from the pier. It's a great breakfast choice if you get to Nusa Penida with an early boat, before heading of to explore the Island.
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Stanley Park
Type: Public Park Cost: Free Time: 2-6 hours Website Affiliate links: Vancouver Aquarium Bike Tours Dark Secrets Tours Horse Carriage Tours Hotels & flights Nearby: Canada Place Robson Square Stanley Park is a beautiful nature park right in downtown Vancouver. The park opened all the way back in 1888, and unlike many other metropolitan parks it is not the creation of a landscape architect, but rather the evolution of a forest and urban space over many years. The park covers an area of more than 4 km2 and has a sea wall all the way around. Walking or cycling along the sea wall takes you on a 9 km trip.…
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Canada Place
Canada Place is located by the waterfront of downtown Vancouver. Walking out on the wharf provides a great view of downtown Vancouver to the south, Stanley Park to the west, and North Vancouver, the shipyard and the distant mountains across the water to the north. The place itself is lovely and a quiet place with fresh air. While hosting various events from time to time, you might encounter some interesting happenings along with the continuos flow of seaplanes landing and taking off on the water.
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Ruthven Barracks
Ruthven Barracks in Kingussie is a free well preserved ruin, that you can easily visit if you are in the area. It can even be combined with a hike in the beautiful Scottish Highlands in Cairngorm National Park. Ruthven Barracks is the best preserved of the four barracks built in 1719 by George II's government after the 1715 Jacobite (political movement) rising. It could hold two companies (120 soldiers and their officers).
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