Tembeling Beach & Natural Pool is a hidden gem in southwest Nusa Penida. To reach it, visitors must follow a steep jungle path down to a secluded beach of black-and-white pebbles, where two natural spring-fed pools — one freshwater and one seawater — sit near a small temple deep in the forest.
Why It's Worth Visiting
Beyond its quiet beach, Tembeling's main draw is its two clear natural pools. The freshwater pool is fed by a spring flowing from the cliff, while the other fills with seawater. The setting feels magical: dense jungle, the sound of the waves, and a small temple that adds to the calm.
- Two natural pools: one freshwater, one seawater
- A secluded black-and-white pebble beach
- A small temple in the heart of the forest
- A wild atmosphere far from the tourist crowds
Access & Preparation
The road to the site is quite rough and rocky. The best way is by scooter, or by hiring a local ojek/guide to head down the steep track. The descent is steep and slippery when wet, so wear good shoes and bring plenty of drinking water.
Practical Info & Reservations
- See on Google Maps
- Visiting: come directly by scooter, or use a local ojek/guide to head down the track
- search on Instagram
- Entry: free, only a donation/parking fee of around Rp5–10k · Bring water & non-slip shoes
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