Atuh Beach, a stunning natural wonder on Nusa Penida, is renowned for its dramatic limestone cliffs, pristine white sand, and turquoise waters, accessible via a boat trip from Bali followed by a challenging descent down steep stairs or a rugged path, making sturdy footwear essential and limiting accessibility for those with mobility issues. Visitors can opt for solo exploration by renting a scooter or hiring a private driver, but many prefer guided tours that combine several Nusa Penida attractions due to the island's tricky roads. The dry season (April-October) offers ideal conditions for visiting, avoiding slippery paths during the wet season. Costs typically include a ferry to Nusa Penida (approx. $15-30 USD round trip), a small local entrance fee (under $1 USD), and island transport. A typical visit lasts 1-2 hours for swimming, relaxing, and photography, with basic food and drink stalls available on the beach. Be sure to bring sun protection and stay hydrated.