Nusa Penida Indonesia Travel Guide
The waters around Nusa Penida are a Marine Protected Area (MPA). This protects coral reefs, fish, Manta Rays, and Mola Mola.
Waste management has a challenge on the island, with restricted formal recycling. Minimize personal waste and avoid single-use plastics.
Resources of water can be limited, especially in the dry period. Be mindful of your water use: take shorter showers, turn off taps.
Interacting with Nusa Penida's culture with respect adds to your journey and honors local traditions.
Support local businesses and initiatives that genuinely preserve Balinese culture.
Learn a few basic Indonesian phrases. Be polite, patient, and respectful towards locals.
Always get consent before taking photos of people, notably for children.
Dress modestly when at temples: shoulders and knees must have covering.
Your travel choices directly benefit the local economy and support The Undeveloped brother of bali's residents.
Choose locally owned guesthouses, small local restaurants, and local guides.
Formal fair-trade shops are limited on The Undeveloped brother of bali.
Prioritize local scooter rentals, drivers, and little stores over larger operations.
Avoid any activities that exploit animals, like unethical animal shows (rare on The Undeveloped brother of bali).
G Adventures prioritizes local experiences and community benefit.
Patagonia makes outdoor gear with eco-responsibility.
The Rainforest Site (GreaterGood) supports conservation through purchases.
Your choices as a traveler hold power. By selecting local and ethical options, you directly contribute to the welfare and sustainability of Nusa Penida's people and environment.
