Guyangan Waterfall
East coast near Atuh, Nusa Penida, Klungkung

- Domestic
- Rp 25.000
- International
- Rp 25.000
- Open hours
- Ticket counter 07:00-17:00
- Visit length
- ~60 min
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Guyangan Waterfall on the cliffs above Atuh, east Nusa Penida, is a waterfall reached by steep stairs with sea views. An average visit is about 60 minutes. A per-site DTW retribution under the OGOD scheme applies. Quieter than Peguyangan and convenient when you are already on the east corridor. Ticket counter 07:00-17:00. 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 match the terrain.
Plan Your Visit
Hours: Ticket counter 07:00-17:00.
A steep trek; access is restricted in heavy rain.
Above Atuh, east Nusa Penida, near Diamond Beach, about 90 minutes from the harbour. General hours are 07:00-17:00. The stairs are steep, about 15-20 minutes; decent fitness is needed. 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 water and non-slip shoes. After rain the stairs are slippery. Combine with Atuh Beach and Diamond Beach on one east corridor.
How To Get There
Guyangan Waterfall 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
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What You Can Do
What to do
1. Descend the steep stairs toward the waterfall.
2. Photograph the waterfall with cliff and sea backdrop.
3. Soak briefly in the pool if conditions are safe.
4. Climb back up and continue to Atuh or the tree house.
FAQ
- How Long Should I Spend At Guyangan?
- About 60 minutes including the stair descent and climb.
- Is The Trail Hard?
- Steep, about 15-20 minutes; decent fitness is needed.
- What Is The Fee?
- IDR 25,000 per adult and IDR 15,000 per child (DTW retribution, cashless).
- Is It Crowded?
- Quieter than Peguyangan; it can still get busy midday.
- What Is Nearby?
- Atuh Beach and Diamond Beach.
Which Route It Fits
A waterfall stop on the east Nusa Penida corridor (about 60 minutes), combined with Atuh Beach and Diamond Beach for an active day.
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