Angel's Billabong
Near Broken Beach, Nusa Penida, Klungkung
- Domestic
- Rp 25.000
- International
- Rp 25.000
- Open hours
- Buka setiap hari, umumnya 07:00-18:00
- Visit length
- ~45 min
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Angel's Billabong on the southwest of Nusa Penida is a natural rock pool that looks like an infinity pool, filling with seawater at high tide. An average visit is about 45 minutes. A per-site DTW retribution under the OGOD scheme applies. Swim only when the water is calm and supervised; when swells are big this pool is extremely dangerous.
Plan Your Visit
Hours: Buka setiap hari, umumnya 07:00-18:00.
Kolam alami ditutup saat ombak besar; patuhi rambu dan penjaga.
Next to Broken Beach on the southwest of Nusa Penida, about 70-80 minutes from the harbour. General hours are 07:00-18:00. The DTW retribution is IDR 25,000 per adult and IDR 15,000 per child, cashless; foreign visitors also pay the area retribution at the harbour. Swim in the pool only when the swell is small and staff allow it - if warning signs are up, obey them. At low tide the pool can be shallow and less photogenic; visit as the tide starts coming in for the best look. Wear non-slip footwear. Combine with Broken Beach and Kelingking on one route.
Entrance Tickets
- Domestic
- Rp 25.000
- International
- Rp 25.000
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What You Can Do
What to do
1. Photograph the natural pool from the viewing platform.
2. Swim in the pool only when calm and supervised by local staff.
3. Watch the surf break against the rock edge.
4. Continue to Broken Beach next door.
FAQ
- How Long Should I Spend At Angel's Billabong?
- About 45 minutes for photos and a short swim if conditions are safe.
- Is It Safe To Swim Here?
- Only when calm and staff allow it. When swells are big this pool is extremely dangerous.
- What Is The Fee?
- IDR 25,000 per adult and IDR 15,000 per child (DTW retribution, cashless).
- When Is The Best Time To Come?
- As the tide starts rising for a full-pool look; mornings are quieter.
- What Is Nearby?
- Broken Beach is right next door.
Which Route It Fits
A must short stop on the southwest route, paired with neighbouring Broken Beach (dwell ~45 minutes). Usually visited before Kelingking to catch the morning rising tide.
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Prices or conditions may have changed since this was written. Please verify with an agent.