Klungkung Tourism (25 April 2022) describes Pasih Uug as a coastal hollow with a rock opening connected to the sea. We do not treat the article’s diameter and age descriptions as precise measurements. Pasih Uug is also used for Broken Beach.
READING THE PLACE
Three layers for understanding Pasih Uug.
Coastal arch
The tourism sources describe a rock opening and cove. The formation does not establish a permitted walking route.
Limestone context
The 2022 tourism article associates the hollow with erosion and limestone collapse. This is a source summary, not a new geological survey.
Today’s conditions
Follow open paths and local directions; an old photograph or calm-looking surface does not establish safe access.
NAME, STONE & STORY
What is known, what is commonly said, and what remains a story.
This page separates landscape explanation from oral memory. That distinction helps visitors value a place without treating a story as geological evidence.
Landscape source
Klungkung Tourism published its Pasih Uug overview in 2022; exact dimensions and formation dates are not established here.
Local name
Pasih Uug and Broken Beach appear together in the linked government sources.
A published legend
Nusa Penida District published a formation folktale on 14 December 2020. Read it as a cultural legend, not an event history or geological evidence.
BEFORE YOU GO
Information to help you set the pace.
Operating conditions can change with weather, access works, or local rules. Use the notes below to shape a plan, then confirm on site on the day of your visit.
Access hours
The Maps listing checked on 19 October 2026 supplied no hours we could verify. Do not infer 24-hour opening or permission for night access.
Suggested duration
Allow 45–60 minutes as a planning suggestion for orientation from permitted areas, not an official duration. Add travel time and check access.
Tickets and charges
Current charges are unverified. Ask whether area access, parking or other services are charged, what is included and what receipt is provided.
Access needs
Maps on 19 October 2026 marked no wheelchair-accessible entrance. This is a listing field, not an audit of every route. Ask about paths and assistance needs before travelling.
Nearby facilities: plan with care.
Treat services along the coast as basic support, not a guarantee. Capacity and availability can shift with time, weather, and local arrangements.
Toilet
Ask about location, hours and condition; do not assume facilities exist along every path.
Parking
Confirm location, capacity and charges with staff; the map pin is not evidence of parking or an entrance.
Food and water
Prepare journey essentials subject to venue rules. Operating outlets and menus have not been verified.
Stays
Compare accommodation locations with the harbour actually used and the day’s route.
Supplies and payment
Ask about payment methods and pack personal essentials before travelling; nearby services are not guaranteed.
Fuel and power
Check service points with providers when planning the route; do not assume vehicle charging at the site.
GETTING HERE
Arrive by island, then by coastal road.
If starting on mainland Bali, confirm a crossing to Nusa Penida and an onward road journey. Check harbour names, schedules, fares and travel duration with operators for your date.
The journey chain in four stages.
Starting point
Arrange ground travel to the harbour confirmed by the operator.
Crossing
Check sailing status, schedule, baggage and arrival harbour with the operator.
Island arrival
Confirm transport, meeting point and the return plan before continuing.
Final approach
Use the map for orientation, then follow current signs and access restrictions.
From the airport
If arriving through DPS, check road and sea connections separately; no connection duration is guaranteed.
Boat and vehicle
Check services actually operating on your date, including weather and passenger conditions.
Arranged transfer
Agree pickup, fare, destination and return arrangements with the provider.
Public transport
A direct network and timetable to this place have not been verified. Ask an operator or transport authority before relying on a connection.
Location map
Map orientation
Use the pin for location orientation, not as a verified entrance or route. Check current signs and barriers on site.
A coastal-pool formation separate from Broken Beach’s cove and arch. Low tide or a model forecast does not grant water-entry permission; check access and rules separately.
Kelingking Beach
Another Nusa Penida itinerary candidate. Check its own route, hours and access; Broken Beach information does not automatically apply.
Crystal Bay
Named in the 2026 government-visit report. It is a separate itinerary candidate, not a guarantee of current access or water activities.
For food along the route.
Check food, water, payment methods and personal essentials when planning the journey. No current business directory or menu has been verified here.
REGIONAL MODEL DATA
Weather and sea-level models are not access permission.
Regional Open-Meteo data, not a sensor in the cove. Model sea level is unsuitable for coastal navigation, judging breaking waves at the edge, or deciding water entry. Follow closures and staff instructions regardless of model values.
Maps on 19 October 2026 lists 7F82+R4, Sakti, Nusa Penida, Klungkung, Bali 80771, pin -8.7327938, 115.4508319. A 16 February 2026 regency report uses Bunga Mekar village. These descriptions are not combined into a boundary or entrance audit.
What are the opening hours?
The Maps listing checked on 19 October 2026 supplied no hours we could verify. Do not infer 24-hour opening or permission for night access.
What is the admission price?
Current charges are unverified. Ask whether area access, parking or other services are charged, what is included and what receipt is provided.
Can visitors swim or descend into the cove?
Do not treat the cove as a swimming place or look for a descent based on old photographs. Use only permitted paths and check local restrictions.
Is it the same as Angel’s Billabong?
A coastal-pool formation separate from Broken Beach’s cove and arch. Low tide or a model forecast does not grant water-entry permission; check access and rules separately.
Is the route accessible?
Maps on 19 October 2026 marked no wheelchair-accessible entrance. This is a listing field, not an audit of every route. Ask about paths and assistance needs before travelling.
What about facilities and parking?
Availability, capacity and fees are unverified. Ask staff about your needs; do not assume the pin marks an entrance, parking or a level path.
How long should I allow?
Allow 45–60 minutes as a planning suggestion for orientation from permitted areas, not an official duration. Add travel time and check access.
Can visitors walk on the arch or use a drone?
No such permission has been verified in this guide. A photograph of someone in a location is not access permission. Follow local rules and ask staff.
Do weather and sea-level data show that water entry is safe?
No. Regional model data are not cliffside measurements, water-entry permission or a safety guarantee. Follow closures and local directions.
KEEP EXPLORING
Public sources for further verification.
Sources are dated and scoped in the source section. This site is not the operator and does not sell tickets.
