Kelingkling beach is spectacular headland, with viewing spots from the top providing amazing photo opportunities.  There is the option to descend to the beach, but this is via a narrow track which has been carved into the cliff face.  Timber railings provide support but the decline is steep and only for those with a good level of health and fitness.  It is an amazing feeling when you make it onto the white sandy shores, however do NOT swim as the rips are severe.

Angel’s Billabong is a short walk from Pasih Uug, an amazing rock formation that is a natural infinity pool.  The “pool” can be accessed by climbing down rocks ( which can be challeging), it is not advised to swim on high tide and when there is a swell.  

Located near Sumpang Village, Pantai Pasih Uug, meaning “damaged beach” is a unique formation of rock and water ways. You may even be able to see manta rays swimming in the waters below.

Guyangan is a natural water spring in Batu Kandik village. The cliff face is home to a series of waterfalls which make their way down the steep ravine. At the base freshwater natural spring pools form before cascading into the ocean.

We don’t recommend climbing down to the spring as it is an extremely severe hike with sections of the stairs and railing missing.  You can take in the amazing coast line from the viewing platform.

First stop on the West Side day trip is at the bustling local market.  Here you can wonder through the large open air markets and will find everything from fresh fruit & vegetables, fish, poultry to dried fish, plus clothes, baskets and local crafts. 

The range and variety on offer is similar to what we would find at a shopping centre in the western world.  Out of respect to the locals we suggest you make a small purchase during your visit – some bananas are a great snack to have later in the day!

One of the most incredible views of coastline and iridescent blue waters you will ever see.

After getting off the sealed road you will have a few hundred metres of bumpy track where you take a narrow path by foot to the viewing points of magnificent Atuh Beach.  Be aware that there are large cliff faces and children should be in the care of adults at all times.