Discover the best of Nusa Penida in one unforgettable day with our Combination West and East Trip. This all-in-one adventure allows you to experience the island’s most iconic and picturesque spots, from the dramatic cliffs and turquoise bays of the West, to the breathtaking viewpoints and untouched beaches of the East. With a seamless itinerary, comfortable transport, and expert local guides, you’ll explore hidden gems like Diamond Beach, Atuh Beach, Kelingking Cliff, and Broken Beach, all while enjoying the natural beauty and cultural richness of this paradise island.
Perfect for travelers who want to maximize their visit, this tour combines relaxation, exploration, and photography opportunities in one well-organized and enjoyable experience.
AUD 80 per person
Special price available for large groups.
To enter Bali, you'll need a valid passport, a visa if required based on your nationality, and a completed SATUSEHAT Health Pass (SSHP). You also need a return or onward flight ticket and to complete an electronic customs declaration (e-CD). Additionally, you may need to pay the Bali Tourism Levy. Here's a more detailed breakdown:
1. Passport:
Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in Indonesia.
Ensure your passport has at least one blank page for visa stamps.
2. Visa:
Determine if you need a visa based on your nationality.
Some nationalities may qualify for visa-free entry, while others may require a visa on arrival or an e-visa.
If you need a visa, apply for it in advance or obtain one on arrival if eligible.
For students, the Visit Visa B211A is recommended.
3. SATUSEHAT Health Pass (SSHP):
All international travelers must complete the SSHP online before or upon arrival.
The SSHP is a health declaration that includes your travel history and health status.
4. Customs Declaration:
You must complete an electronic customs declaration (e-CD).
The e-CD is a mandatory step for all travelers, even if you are not carrying any restricted goods.
5. Return or Onward Ticket:
You must have a return or onward flight ticket to demonstrate your intention to leave Bali within the allowed visa period.
6. Bali Tourism Levy:
You may need to pay the Bali Tourism Levy, which is a fee for visiting Bali.
7. Other Considerations:
Pre-register for Bali's Autogates if you plan to use them.
Be aware of local customs and etiquette, including dressing modestly and respecting sacred sites.
To enter Bali, you'll need a valid passport, a visa if required based on your nationality, and a completed SATUSEHAT Health Pass (SSHP). You also need a return or onward flight ticket and to complete an electronic customs declaration (e-CD). Additionally, you may need to pay the Bali Tourism Levy. Here's a more detailed breakdown:
Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay in Indonesia. Ensure your passport has at least one blank page for visa stamps.
All international travelers must complete the SSHP online before or upon arrival. The SSHP is a health declaration that includes your travel history and health status.
You must complete an electronic customs declaration (e-CD). The e-CD is a mandatory step for all travelers, even if you are not carrying any restricted goods
You must have a return or onward flight ticket to demonstrate your intention to leave Bali within the allowed visa period.
You may need to pay the Bali Tourism Levy, which is a fee for visiting Bali.
Pre-register for Bali's Autogates if you plan to use them. Be aware of local customs and etiquette, including dressing modestly and respecting sacred sites
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