How much does a Nusa Penida west tour cost?
Listed prices for the west coast tours in the comparison are US$28 to 54.09 (about AUD 41 to 79) on GetYourGuide and Viator, AUD 42.75 to 63.45 on Klook, read 13 November 2026. Most include the boat from Sanur, a car and a driver. Klungkung Regency's island levy and the attraction levy at each stop come on top unless the listing names them as included.
Is one day enough for Nusa Penida?
For one coast, yes: the notes to Klungkung Regency's 2026 levy regulation describe most visits to Nusa Penida as a "One Day Trip". A west and east day fits both coasts into a stated 9 to 12 hours, but leaves out Broken Beach and Angel's Billabong. A night on the island gives the east coast its own morning.
Does the east coast tour stop at Diamond Beach?
Not on the one east coast tour in the comparison: it names Atuh Beach, Teletubbies Hill and the Molenteng tree houses. Diamond Beach, next to Atuh, comes with the west and east day and with the private driver listing that covers both coasts. Ask the operator before booking if Diamond Beach is the reason for your trip.
Are the island levies included in the tour price?
Usually not. One Klook listing,
the Klook tour that meets at Sanur Harbour, names the island levy and three entries as included; the others do not mention them, and Maruti Express states the levy is not in its boat fare. The island levy is
IDR 25,000 per foreign adult, and the attraction levy
IDR 25,000 per adult at each attraction, Klungkung Regency states.
Can you swim at Kelingking Beach or Diamond Beach?
Coconuts Bali reported in January 2023 that swimming was banned at Diamond Beach, Kelingking Beach and Angel's Billabong until further notice, while the beaches stayed open. Tours stop at Kelingking for the view from the cliff. The snorkel tours stop at Crystal Bay and the reef spots; check the notices on the day.