Thousand Islands Viewpoint

At a Glance

• Original name: Thousand Islands / Raja Lima
• Where: east Nusa Penida, by Atuh Bay, Klungkung regency
• What it is: a viewpoint over a scatter of rocky islets in the ocean
• Famous for: the "thousand islands" panorama and green cliffs
• Time needed: 20–40 minutes
• Getting there: east of the island, beside the Tree House

The Thousand Islands Viewpoint (also Raja Lima) is one of Nusa Penida's most striking lookouts, on the east of the island. From a green ridge a panorama opens over a scatter of rocky islets rising from the turquoise ocean at the foot of sheer cliffs. The famous Tree House stands right next door, so the two are seen together.

Why Visit

It's about the big view and photos: green cliffs, rocky islands and endless ocean. It suits lovers of panoramas and anyone wanting the best lookout on east Penida.

What You'll See

• The "thousand islands" panorama — rock stacks in turquoise water.
• A green ridge and path along the cliff to the photo spots.
• The Tree House on the cliff edge nearby.

When to Visit and What to Know

Best in the mo ing: soft light, cooler and fewer people.

• The ridge path is unfenced — take care near the edge.
• Sturdy shoes and water are a must.
• Combine it with Atuh and Diamond beaches below.

Combine Your Trip

• The Tree House (Rumah Pohon) — a couple of minutes away.
• Atuh and Diamond beaches — below the cliffs.
• Teletubbies Hill along the way.

FAQ

What is the Thousand Islands viewpoint? A lookout on east Nusa Penida with a panorama of rocky islets in the ocean at the foot of the cliffs.

Where is it? Next to the Tree House on the east of the island — they're seen together.

When is the best time to visit? In the mo ing — best light and fewer people.