Viewpoint in Bali

Dramatic T-Rex-shaped cliff overlooking a hidden white-sand cove — Nusa Penida's most photographed view.

Ridge lookout above Amed built for the view of Mount Agung, clearest in the hour after sunrise before cloud closes in.

A collapsed sea cave that left a round bay joined to the ocean by a rock arch. The cliff path runs right around the rim.

Cliff cove on the south-west shore where swell explodes up the rock and throws spray back over the headland.

Clifftop lookout on the Bukit's western edge where the land stops in a sheer drop to the sea. No railing and no shade — come for sunset, bring water.

Hilltop viewpoint over the Sidemen valley with Mount Agung on the horizon, best at sunrise.

Natural infinity-edge rock pool carved by the surf, swimmable only when the tide and swell allow.

Ridge-top viewpoint overlooking both Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan, with photo swings and cafés.

Point on the headland where swell funnels into a rock channel and bursts vertically over the walkway.

Circular cliff-ringed cove with a natural rock archway open to the sea, right next to Angel's Billabong.

Rolling green hills on Penida's eastern side, named for their shape. A roadside stop on the way to Atuh.

Quiet village lookout across terraced rice fields toward Mount Agung, favoured by painters for decades.

Bamboo tree-house viewpoint over Diamond and Atuh beaches, popular for the elevated photo angle.

Roadside viewpoint over Buyan and Tamblingan, the two crater lakes divided by a single forested ridge. Clearest early, before the cloud closes in.