Pohon Cinta in Nusa Penida Island, Bali Province


Well, tourists are likely to spend much time when they are exploring Nusa Penida Island. It is because the number of vacation spots is too many, including the one called Pohon Cinta. The location is near to the famous Kelingking Beach and it becomes a unique object for photography. The exact location is in Bunga Mekar Village, actually. In terms of name, “Pohon” means a tree and “Cinta” means love. This old died tree remains sturdy and stand on the ground, facing the beautiful sea! No wonder, the uniqueness attracts tourists over time, especially those who want to collect some good photos during a vacation.

The Nuance
Pohon Cinta is located on a highland and faces directly to the sea. No wonder, tourists are able to enjoy a comforting nuance and refreshing atmosphere there. This dead tree has no leaves, but it remains sturdy! This explains why most tourists are likely to climb it and sit on its branch to get better views of the sea. The location is near to Kelingking Beach, as well, so tourists can reach the beach either after or before exploring Pohon Cinta. Don’t forget to carry a camera, though!

Exploring Pohon Cinta
Commonly, tourists are interested to visit Pohon Cinta due to the name. They want to see how beautiful the site is. Well, all visitors won’t regret coming to the location. The first benefit is the trekking experience. It is because everyone needs to pass through a trekking route in order to reach the location. This tree stands alone on the top of the hill, but it offers an amazing panorama! This trekking experience suits everyone due to the easy route, after all.

After arriving at the location, tourists may see the dead tree right away. The size is moderate and it is easy to climb. In fact, tourists are able to sit on one of its branch and enjoy sightseeing from up there. Even a woman or kid is able to climb the tree and sit on the branch. Thanks to the sturdy and thick branch. Visitors don’t have to climb the tree, though. It is because they can simply take selfies in front of the tree or take photos of stunning panoramas ahead.

The benefit in climbing Pohon Cinta is none other than the better views. It is because tourists are able to see Banah Beach from afar. Later, after spending some time in Pohon Cinta, everyone should head to the nearby local eateries (especially the ones located near to Kelingking Beach). The purpose is to rest for a while and enjoy delicious local seafood and snacks, for sure.

Nearby Attractions

  • Embon Beach
  • Paluang Temple
  • Klingking Beach
  • Elephant Bay
  • Kelingking Cliff

How to Get There
It is easy to reach Pohon Cinta as long as tourists know the route. The first destination is Bali Island and they can get there by airplane. From Jakarta City, for example, tourists should take an airplane at Soekarno – Hatta International Airport and head to Ngurah Rai International Airport. This flight may take about 1 hour and 40 minutes. After arriving at Denpasar City, tourists should take By Pass Ngurah Rai Street and head to Sanur Port right away. The distance is 17.3 km, so the trip may take around 31 minutes. From the port, tourists need to take a fast boat and head to Nusa Penida Island. This voyage may take around 35 minutes, actually. Later, after arriving at Toyapakeh Port, tourists’ last destination is Pohon Cinta at Bunga Mekar Village. The distance is 14.4 km and the best route is Raya Klumpu – Toya Pakeh Street. Thus, it may take about 44 minutes to get there.

Where to Stay

  • Kak Dewata Inn
  • Kubu Reot Taman Asri


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