Nusa Penida: Manta Point Snorkeling & Beach Day Trip

Manta rays, three snorkel sites, and four beaches in one Nusa Penida day

You start from your Nusa Penida hotel and spend the morning snorkeling at Manta Point, Gamat Bay, and Wall Point with provided gear; have lunch midday; then visit Kelingking Beach, Broken Beach, and Angel's Billabong on the afternoon land tour. Hotel dropoff ends the day, with all transport, meals, and equipment handled.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Snorkeling and Land Tour Highlights

• Pick up at hotel in Nusa Penida
• Snorkel at Manta Point
• Snorkel at Gamat Bay
• Snorkel at Wall Point
• Have lunch at local restaurant
• Visit Kelingking Beach
• Visit Broken Beach
• Visit Angel's Billabong
• Drop off at hotel

Day 2 — One Day Trip

• One day trip activity

The Experience

Your hotel pickup happens in the morning, and within an hour you're on the boat heading to Manta Point. This is the difference between a standard snorkel tour and this one — most groups stop at Manta Bay, but the guide takes you to Manta Point instead, where the chances of seeing manta rays are higher. The water is clear, the visibility is good, and you're in the water with snorkeling gear provided, looking at the reef below.

After Manta Point, you move to Gamat Bay to see the colorful fish and coral, then to Wall Point where the wall corals rise up and the schools of fish are thick. Three separate snorkel stops means you're not just chasing one spot — you're seeing different parts of the reef. Lunch comes after the water work, so you're dry and hungry by then. The guide has been doing this for over eight years, knows the currents and the seasons, and adjusts the stops based on what's happening that day.

The land tour starts after lunch. Kelingking Beach is the first stop — the one with the T-Rex head shape that shows up in every Bali photo feed, except you're actually standing there. Broken Beach comes next, and the hole in the rock formation is the kind of thing that makes sense only when you see it. Angel's Billabong is the last beach, and it really does look like an infinity pool carved into the cliff. You get time at each one to walk around, take photos, sit on the sand. The air-conditioned vehicle waits between stops, and the driver takes you back to your hotel when the day is done.

The whole thing is private — it's you, the guide, the driver, no group of twenty people. Towels are there, snorkeling equipment is included, and the GoPro documentation means you get footage of the manta rays and the reefs without having to film it yourself while you're trying not to panic in the water.

What’s included

• Hotel pickup and dropoff in Nusa Penida.
• private transportation in an air-conditioned vehicle.
• snorkeling at Manta Point, Gamat Bay, and Wall Point with all equipment provided.
• lunch.
• visits to Kelingking Beach, Broken Beach, and Angel's Billabong.
• towels.
• GoPro documentation of your snorkeling.
• all fees and taxes.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPets welcomeNot for pregnant travelersNot for heart conditionsNot for back problems

Operated by Ojek Nusa Penida

Is this one for you?Pick this if you want manta rays and multiple beaches in one day without arranging your own boat, gear, or timing — the private format and the guide's eight years on the island mean you're not waiting for a group or following a rigid schedule.

Top questions

What are the chances of seeing manta rays at Manta Point?

The guide describes Manta Point as having higher chances of manta ray sightings than the more common Manta Bay stop, though sightings depend on season and water conditions.

Is snorkeling equipment provided?

Yes, all snorkeling gear is included in the tour.

What's included in the lunch?

Lunch is provided after the snorkeling portion, before the land tour begins. The specific menu isn't detailed, but it's part of the full-day package.

How long is the full day tour?

The itinerary covers snorkeling at three sites, lunch, and visits to four beaches, though the exact total duration isn't specified.

Is this tour private or in a group?

This is a private tour — you have your own guide and driver, not a shared group experience.

What's the difference between Manta Point and Manta Bay?

Manta Point, where this tour goes, is said to have higher chances of seeing manta rays compared to the more commonly visited Manta Bay.

Are photos taken during the tour?

Yes, GoPro documentation is included, so you get footage of the snorkeling and reef life without having to film it yourself.

Can I do just the snorkeling or just the beaches?

The tour combines both the snorkeling portion and the land tour with four beaches as a full-day experience.