Looking to take a visit to the amazing Kelingking Beach in Seminyak? It is not just a straight-forward drive down the road, it is some sort of adventure both by land and sea but you should trust us, the scenery makes it all worthwhile.
First you will should get to Seminyak to Sanur Harbor and that should be approximately 15 to 20km depending on the route. Upon the chaotic traffic in Bali, it normally takes 45 minutes to an hour when you are traveling by car or taxi. The primary departure base of the boat to Nusa Penida where Kelingking Beach resides is Sanur.
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This requires a fast boat ride through Sanur to Nusa Penida. Vessels are usually frequent in the mornings with the usual crossing time of 30 to 45 minutes. The best thing is to book during the high season. You will reach one of the ports of Toyapakeh or Banjar Nyuh in Nusa Penida.
This is where the final leg of journey comes in. Kelingking Beach all the way is 34 kilometers when you are at the harbor- Yes, 34 km of up and down twisting and turning island road. This commute lasts about 40-50 minutes depending on the road conditions. It is possible to rent a scooter (if you are not afraid of driving on rather bad roads) or use a local driver for a more comfortable ride.
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Overall, to get to the Kelingking Beach it takes about 2.5- 3 hours each way starting and going by Seminyak. You end up travelling all sorts of legs- road, sea and more road- but when you finally get just a glimpse of the iconic T-Rex shaped cliff, though.
You will see that it was very much worth all the trouble. All you have to do is get there early in the morning, carry water, and a good camera since you would not want to forget this sight.
