Nusa Dua Peninsula

Nusa Dua Peninsula is the coastal peninsula and tourism area on the eastern side of Bali’s Bukit Peninsula. The name can refer to the broader peninsula or to the purpose-built resort enclave on its southeastern side in South Kuta, Badung.

What you find there

The area contains beaches, resort coastlines, landscaped grounds, promenades and visitor facilities. Geger is a public beach, while Peninsula Island forms a visitor destination near the southern shore.

Coastal setting

Nusa Dua faces the sea on Bali’s southeast coast. The peninsula combines sandy bays, reef-protected water, cliff and headland sections and developed resort areas connected by coastal roads and promenades.

Visiting

Nusa Dua lies near the eastern shoreline of Bali’s southern peninsula. Visitors can use public beach access points and coastal paths, while individual resorts and religious or event venues may have their own access rules.