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Peguyangan Waterfall on Nusa Penida isn’t as well known as some of the other spots on the island, but it is one of the best! There are around 700 stairs each way so bring your water and expect a calf-burner, but it’s worthwhile because the views on the way are incredible. The roads on Nusa Penida are gradually being improved so who knows in a few months/years time maybe this section will be fixed up! From here we then went to Kelingking Secret Point Beach which is an epic spot to watch sunset on Nusa Penida.

Second Valley is the best cliff jumping spot in South Australia and one of the states best-kept secrets. As well as the jumping spot you can also snorkel, fish and swim at the Second Valley Beach. This is by far the best cliff jumping spot in South Australia. We grabbed some fish & chips at Normanville Fish Shop which was a 15-minute drive from the Second Valley jetty.

Gull Rock in Port Willunga has some of the most epic coastal views you will see, it is also one of the top cliff jumping spots in South Australia. Maslin Beach is slightly north of the jumping spot, with Aldinga Beach and Sellicks Beach further south. This is one of my favourite things about this jump spot, once you jump into the water there’s no long swim around the cliffs to get back up, or a tiring climb, meaning this spot is suitable for many swimming and climbing abilities. If you’re wanting to make a day out of your adventure I suggest staying at Gull Rock for sunset.

The boat ride to Manta Point took around 20-minutes and there were two stops on the 3-hour tour, Manta Point and Crystal Bay. By the way, the pollution at this first stop of manta point is an issue which I could go on about forever, but check out my Manta Point Instagram post for my opinion on the matter. After snorkelling at manta point our final stop was at an amazing beach called Crystal Bay. With so many awesome things to do on Nusa Lembongan, and the other Nusa Islands so be sure to check out my other blog posts!