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Upon arriving on Nusa Penida Island, visitors can begin their journey to Broken Beach (also known as Pasih Uwug) in the village of Bunga Mekar. Here, you have the opportunity to admire breathtaking scenery that looks like something from another planet.
Translated into English, Pasih means Beach and Uwug means Broken. Therefore, locals call the beach Pasih Uwug, while foreigners call it Broken Beach. This place attracts many tourists due to its low cost and no entrance fee.
Despite its name meaning "broken," the beach boasts stunning scenery. It features cliffs 50-200 meters high with a large sinkhole resembling a cave or tunnel in the sea. Viewed from above, the sinkhole looks like a giant lake. The cliffs also feature an impressive natural bridge.
Broken Beach boasts pristine natural scenery and a refreshing atmosphere. This beach offers a delightful experience for visitors to Nusa Penida.
WaterThe water at Broken Beach is so clear that you can see green sea turtles, stingrays, and other marine creatures swimming freely. Most visitors come here to experience activities such as snorkeling and scuba diving to explore the beauty of the underwater ecosystem.
