Angel’s Billabong in Bali

Good to know about Angel’s Billabong

It’s a good idea to explore Broken Beach first, where you can enjoy a view of natural limestone arches over the blue waters. A trail (with signposts) will lead you to Angel’s Billabong from the beach. You can enjoy a dip in the rock pools or swim around the entire lagoon if you’re feeling adventurous.

You’ll most likely have this natural infinity pool all to yourself on your visit, but swim only during low tide. It’s also a good idea to wear reef shoes as the seaweed-covered rocks can get rather slippery. If it’s high tide, the spectacular scene of waves crashing against the jagged rocks is still viewable from the top.

Angel’s Billabong is around 17 km southwest of Toya Pakeh, one of Nusa Penida’s main harbour towns. The best way to get to this natural landmark is by rented scooter, which you can find at many rental shops in the town centre.