Toyapakeh Village in Nusa Penida Island, Bali Province


From Bali Island in Indonesia, tourists can get to Nusa Penida Island by boat. Their destination would be Toyapakeh Port. Actually, the port belongs to a beautiful village where tourists can enjoy relaxation and family recreation. Aside from the traditional allure, people also visit the village in order to enjoy snorkeling or diving. Not to mention they may meet the locals and learn more information related to the village, especially the history. Thus, no tourists would miss the chance to visit the village before exploring other parts of Nusa Penida Island! Here is more information about the village.

The Nuance
People come to Nusa Penida Island for water sports and sightseeing indeed. Thanks to Toyapakeh Village. This traditional settlement accommodates those needs. The village also features a crowded local port where many boats and passengers often drop by. Not to mention tourists may find a stunning beach with its calm waves. On top of that, some good diving spots are located in that area, where tourists may meet the biggest ancient fish called Mola-Mola. What is more? Later, tourists should also approach villagers and learn the history of Toyapakeh!

Exploring Toyapakeh Village
The most common reason to visit Toyapakeh Village is to explore the sea. That means tourists would enjoy either snorkeling or diving on the recommended spots. As mentioned before, the most important allure is Mola-Mola. While diving, tourists even have the chance to take photos of those fishes. The size is big, so it looks so mesmerizing. As for the tip, tourists should only conduct diving between July and November. At the time, it is easier to meet Mola-Mola, as compared to other times.

After exploring the sea, tourists should meet the locals and get more information related to the village. For instance, they can learn the history of the name. It is said “Toya” means water and “Pakeh” means salty. The village was formed due to many travelers who built a settlement and lived in it until now. This explains why tourists may meet various tribes there including Javanese, Balinese, Bugis, and Banjarmasin people. This variety is quite interesting!

What is next? Toyapakeh Village is suitable for sightseeing, especially on its shore. The views are quite mesmerizing, the wind is soothing, and the waves are fierce. This combination would impress everyone. Still, other allures reside there. These include a Buddhist temple that resides underwater and seaweed plantation. Thus, all tourists must visit these all later.

Nearby Attractions

  • Puseh Banjar Nyuh Temple
  • Kuruk Pool
  • Toyapakeh Market
  • Toyapakeh Diving Spot

How to Get There
Tourists’ first destination is Bali Island and the best transportation is an airplane. When it comes to duration, it depends on where they come from, though. For example, a flight from Jakarta City (Soekarno – Hatta International Airport) would take about 1 hour and 40 minutes. Their destination is Ngurah Rai International Airport at Denpasar City. After arriving at the destination, tourists must take By Pass Ngurah Rai Street and reach Sanur Port. The distance is 17.3 km, so the trip may take about 31 minutes. From Sanur, a voyage to Nusa Penida Island takes around 35 minutes. Once tourists arrive at Toyapakeh Port, they can simply take a local transportation service and head to Toyapakeh Village right away.

Where to Stay

  • Jati Bungalow
  • Double Room Agung
  • Jasmine Inn
  • Sundi Ocean Bungalow


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