Peguyangan Waterfall is one of the most popular locations on Nusa Penida Island and is home to the Instafamous Blue Stairs.
Located on the southeast coast of Nusa Penida, it takes a little longer to get to this attraction, though it’s an experience not to be missed during your visit.
I have put together this complete guide including how to get there, how much it costs, and what to expect when you arrive.
PEGUYANGAN WATERFALL NUSA PENIDA – OVERVIEW
Let’s start this guide with the essentials you should know about Peguyangan Waterfall, such as its location, getting there, and more.
WHERE IS PEGUYANGAN WATERFALL?
Peguyangan Waterfall lies at the base of towering cliffs along the southwest coastline of Nusa Penida Island.
Click here to see the location on Google maps.
HOW TO GET TO PEGUYANGAN WATERFALL?
The easiest way to get to Peguyangan Waterfall Nusa Penida is by scooter.
There are a number of scooter rental shops dotted along the beachfront at Toya Pakeh harbor that will be able to sort you out with some wheels when you arrive on the island.
Be sure to get a helmet as an extra precaution for riding on the roads in Nusa Penida as they are not very well maintained with potholes and loose gravel in many areas.
I also highly recommend purchasing travel insurance, especially when riding on the roads in Asia. Safety first!
Alternatively, most accommodations will help you to organize a scooter rental for the time you plan to spend on Nusa Penida Island.
You can expect to pay around 70,000 IDR per day for a Nusa Penida scooter rental with a full tank of gas.
WHAT IS THE BEST TOUR IN NUSA PENIDA?
If you happen to be in Bali and planning to visit Nusa Penida Island, there is one tour that I can highly recommend that covers all the highlights on a full-day trip from Bali.
The Nusa Penida Tour is the most top-rated tour, with great reviews and thousands of bookings.
This tour covers the top attractions in Nusa Penida such as Kelingking Beach, Angels Billabong, Broken Beach, and more!
With hassle-free pick-up and drop-off from your hotel, return boat transfers from Bali, a hearty lunch, and an English-speaking guide.
BEST NUSA PENIDA ISLAND TOUR
In a rush? Let me make it short – the best tour in Nusa Penida is the All-Inclusive Nusa Penida Day Tour!
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ARRIVING AT PEGUYANGAN
You’ll arrive at a small parking lot at the top of the cliffs and it’s here where you will have to pay a small entrance fee of 15,000 IDR.
A sarong is also required to be worn as there is a sacred temple at the bottom of the cliffs.
If you don’t have a towel or sarong to wear, these can be rented from the parking attendant for an additional 10,000 IDR.
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There is a small warung at the top if you want to grab something to eat and drink before you head down the stairs.
For 10,000 IDR, you can grab a sizeable plate of nasi goreng to fuel you for the adventure.
There are 750 blue stairs that are impressively constructed into the side of the cliff providing access to the waterfall.
It’s a good workout hiking down and then back up again that’s for sure!
There are several viewpoints that make for great photo opportunities as you make your way down to the base of the cliffs.
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Need a place to stay? Maua Resort is conveniently located in Nusa Penida.
Whether you’re here to explore the sights or relax in comfort, Maua Resort is an excellent option!
WHAT TO EXPECT AT PEGUYANGAN WATERFALL
After a 20-minute hike down the blue stairs, you’ll arrive at the sacred water temple that features four waterspouts.
When I visited, there were some locals showering under the spouts in their underwear with no worry in the world.
I waited my turn to enjoy an invigorating shower under each of the waterspouts and then continued along the cliff.
The waterfall itself is not your common 50-meter meter waterfall, like the waterfalls in Bali, but rather a waterspout between a crack in a rock where crystal clear water flows out into tiered rock pools and over the cliff edge into the ocean.
The rock pools are shaded under a natural half-cave which is very unique and like nothing I have seen before.
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After swimming in the rock pools and showering under the waterfall, a small mass of local Indonesians started to gather around the sacred water temple.
Offerings were laid out in front of the temple followed by lit incense sticks giving off a smoky haze in the air. We watched in silence as they began to pray around the altar.
It’s small details like these that make the experiences even more memorable. Indonesia is good for that!
WHERE TO STAY IN NUSA PENIDA
Nusa Penida has hundreds of accommodations to choose from, so I have narrowed it down to a few of the best places to stay to fit the needs of budget backpackers, luxury travelers, and everyone in between.
See this list of accommodations in Nusa Penida that I personally recommend:
LUXURY: MAUA NUSA PENIDA
MAUA is one of the only luxury properties in Nusa Penida which is located on the cliffs near Gamat Bay and boasts stunning ocean views.
Features include a swimming pool, a restaurant and bar, an outdoor terrace, free Wi-Fi, and breakfast is included for all guests.
Perfect for couples with a choice of staying in one of the suite villas or luxury villas.
MID RANGE: LA ROJA BUNGALOWS
La Roja Bungalows is the most Instagrammable accommodation in Nusa Penida making it the perfect place to stay for couples or friends.
These cute wooden bungalows sleep up to 2 people and feature spacious rooms, a private bathroom, air-conditioning, and free Wi-Fi.
There is also an outdoor swimming pool, a shared lounge, and a restaurant with breakfast included for all guests.
BUDGET: NUANSA PENIDA HOSTEL
This is the most popular hostel on the island to accommodate solo backpackers and all other travelers on a budget.
Each bungalow-style dormitory has an ensuite bathroom, private balcony, sofas, personalized wardrobes, and free Wi-Fi.
Nuansa Penida Hostel also has a swimming pool, a restaurant, a mini-mart, and rental scooters available.
For More Options, See My Complete Guide On Where To Stay In Nusa Penida
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