Diamond Beach
Pejukutan, Nusa Penida, Klungkung
- Domestic
- Rp 25.000
- International
- Rp 25.000
- Open hours
- Ticket counter 07:00-18:00
- Visit length
- ~75 min
Prices or conditions may have changed since this was written. Please verify with an agent.
Diamond Beach in Pejukutan, east Nusa Penida, is a white-sand crescent cove framed by limestone cliffs. An average visit takes about 75 minutes including the stair descent and photos. A per-site DTW retribution under the OGOD scheme applies. The surf here is strong, so swim only in clearly safe areas. Ticket counter 07:00-18:00. Typical ticket snapshot Domestic IDR 25,000 / International IDR 25,000 (not a promo). Confirm hours and prices with an agent the day before you lock this stop into the day. Bring small cash for tickets or parking, and wear shoes that.
Plan Your Visit
Hours: Ticket counter 07:00-18:00.
Stair access can close in big swell or rain; check with an agent. The beach closes on Nyepi.
On the east coast of Nusa Penida, about 90 minutes from Buyuk/Toyapakeh harbour. General hours are 07:00-18:00; mornings are quietest with good light. The stairs down are steep (about 5-10 minutes); wear closed shoes. 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. Bring drinking water because stalls on the beach are scarce. Swells are strong and currents unpredictable - swim only where lifeguards are present or it is clearly safe. Combine with Atuh Beach and Thousand Islands Viewpoint as they are close by. After rain the stairs are slippery; consider skipping.
How To Get There
Diamond Beach is in the Nusa area (Nusa islands). Typical access: ferry or boat from Sanur / Padang Bai / Jungutbatu, then a local land transfer or walk. Allow about 2-4 hours door-to-door from the south depending on boat schedules. Confirm pickup and swell conditions with your agent the day before.
Entrance Tickets
- Domestic
- Rp 25.000
- International
- Rp 25.000
Prices or conditions may have changed since this was written. Please verify with an agent.
What You Can Do
What to do
1. Photograph the cove from the clifftop before descending.
2. Walk the stairs down to the white sand and stroll the shoreline.
3. Get photos with the iconic rock formation at the end of the cove.
4. Head back up to continue to Atuh Beach or the tree house.
5. Respect safety signs; do not swim far from shore.
FAQ
- How Long Should I Spend At Diamond Beach?
- About 75 minutes including the stair descent and photos.
- Is It Safe To Swim?
- Not always. Swells are strong; swim only where it is clearly safe or supervised.
- What Is The Fee?
- IDR 25,000 per adult and IDR 15,000 per child (DTW retribution, cashless).
- Can Prices Change?
- Yes. Site numbers are a snapshot. Please verify / contact an agent.
- When Is It Quietest?
- Morning before tour buses arrive.
- What Is Nearby?
- Atuh Beach, Thousand Islands Viewpoint, and Molenteng Tree House are on the same corridor.
Which Route It Fits
A morning stop on the east Nusa Penida corridor with Atuh Beach and Thousand Islands Viewpoint (about 75 minutes). Fits an east island day; ask an agent to do the stair climbs first before the heat builds.
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