Nusa Penida Entrance Fees 2026: What You Pay from 1 September

Use this table for independent sightseeing. These are attraction entry prices, not fast boat fares or full-day tour prices. The separate island levy is explained in the next section.

The destination prices below were confirmed by baseBali Tours for this September 2026 update. A child's Rp 15,000 government tariff should not be assumed to apply to every privately managed attraction or optional photo service.

The Klungkung government announcement sets 1 September 2026 as the start date for the new tourism retribution structure. It distinguishes the tourism-area levy from fees at individual attractions, known locally as Daya Tarik Wisata or DTW.

The island levy applies to foreign visitors: Rp 25,000 for an adult and Rp 15,000 for a child. The announced DTW tariff is also Rp 25,000 for adults and Rp 15,000 for children, and applies to both foreign and domestic visitors at applicable attractions.

The change is not a single ticket covering the whole island. If you arrange your own day, budget by the places you actually visit. Specific site charges and optional services are listed separately above; the new government tariff is not a claim that every site's total price is identical.

We do not show a before-and-after percentage increase because the previous charges and inclusions were not uniform across all destinations. The useful comparison is your current route total, with each charge identified.

Diamond Beach and Atuh Beach have a combined entrance price of Rp 60,000 per person in this update. Use that figure when planning your East Nusa Penida beach stops; do not rely on an older Rp 35,000 or Rp 45,000 reference.

Diamond's appeal is the coastline itself: sharp limestone formations, a white crescent of sand, and changing shades of blue. Atuh adds a different coastal angle, making the two beaches a natural focus for an east-side day rather than a quick detour from the far west.

Entry payment does not guarantee access to every staircase or beach section. Follow current on-site restrictions, barriers and your guide's advice. Viewpoint time can still be worthwhile without attempting a descent, particularly when conditions or the return boat schedule limit your day.

For the route and practical walking expectations, see the East Nusa Penida tour guide.

Rumah Pohon Tree House has two separate charges. Entering the area costs Rp 25,000 per person. Choosing the paid Tree House photo experience costs an additional Rp 75,000 per person. Your total for both is Rp 100,000 per person.

For a couple, that means Rp 50,000 for two area tickets and Rp 150,000 for two photo fees: Rp 200,000 altogether. The photo fee is per person, not per couple or per group.

The famous wooden house and offshore limestone islands make this a distinctive photo stop, but not every traveler needs the paid shot. Decide whether it matters to you before booking. Ask about the queue and current photo arrangements on the day; buying area entry alone does not include the paid photo experience.

The classic West route visits Kelingking Beach, Broken Beach, Angel's Billabong and Crystal Bay. Because Broken Beach and Angel's Billabong share the combined entry listed above, this example counts three paid entries rather than four.

For an independently traveling adult, those attraction tickets total Rp 75,000. A foreign adult also budgets Rp 25,000 for the island levy, bringing this entry-only example to Rp 100,000.

Adding Paluang Cliff adds Rp 30,000 per person to this independent entry budget. Boat tickets, transport, parking, food, snorkeling and other optional services are not part of the calculation.

Explore the stops in the West Nusa Penida route guide, or see the West Nusa Penida full-day tour to combine the day's arrangements.

For a simple East entry budget, combine Diamond Beach + Atuh Beach at Rp 60,000 with Tree House area entry at Rp 25,000. That is Rp 85,000 per person before the optional photo or foreign visitor island levy.

Choosing the Tree House photo adds Rp 75,000. This brings the attraction-and-photo subtotal to Rp 160,000; a foreign adult including the island levy budgets Rp 185,000.

With a baseBali Nusa Penida tour, entrance tickets to all attractions on your confirmed itinerary are included in the tour booking price. You do not need to add the independent sightseeing entry totals above to that package again.

The benefit is a day you can understand before you travel: a chosen route, coordinated transport, and a clear list of covered attractions. Instead of comparing only the cheapest headline price, compare what your final booking actually includes.

All itinerary entrance tickets included means exactly that. It does not mean unlimited access to every destination on Nusa Penida, an optional Tree House photo, snorkeling, or an unplanned detour. We list optional additions separately so you can decide what is worth adding.

Compare the West Nusa Penida tour and East Nusa Penida tour. Send your date, group size and hotel area through WhatsApp for the applicable package price and a written inclusion summary.

Ask the team to identify the island levy separately in that summary as well. Keeping it distinct from attraction entry makes the booking easier to check, particularly for a group with different nationalities or children's ages.

Two tour prices can look similar while covering very different days. A boat-only ticket, an island car booking, and a full tour from your Bali hotel are not interchangeable products. Before choosing, ask what you will still need to pay after arrival.

• Confirm the exact destination list, not just the words West or East.
• Check whether your price covers hotel pickup, return fast boat, island transport and lunch.
• Ask which attraction entrances and island levy are included.
• Separate Tree House photos and snorkeling from standard sightseeing.
• Provide children's ages and nationalities for an accurate quote.
• Check the total for your actual group size and pickup address.

Already arranging your own island transport? The Sanur to Nusa Penida fast boat page is the right starting point. Keep the attraction budget separate from that boat booking.

The 31 August implementation report from detikBali identifies the child bracket as ages 4–13 for the government tariff and describes digital, barcode-based retribution payments. This is not confirmation of a child discount for every private attraction, photo service or boat operator.

Carry your booking confirmation and any issued tickets, and follow the payment instructions at the official entry point. Keep some rupiah for optional services and personal purchases, whose payment methods can differ from the government ticket system.

Do not pay twice simply because the fees are unfamiliar. If an included stop asks you for another payment, show your booking summary to your driver or contact baseBali before proceeding. Extra destinations and optional services should be agreed before they are added.

Choose a route with time to enjoy it. Walking, photo queues, road travel and the return boat all need room in the schedule. Follow local access restrictions and leave a beach descent out if it would make the day rushed.

The effective date and government levy structure are taken from the Klungkung announcement linked above. The implementation report supports the child-age and digital-payment explanation. Site entry and photo prices in the table were confirmed by baseBali Tours for this update, including Diamond Beach at Rp 60,000 and Tree House at Rp 25,000 entry plus an optional Rp 75,000 photo.

Published and last checked on 4 September 2026. The retribution change took effect on 1 September 2026; that effective date is not the article's publication date. Site management, access and fees can change again, so reconfirm your itinerary before travel. This guide does not claim that every private charge was newly introduced on 1 September.