Fast boats depart from Sanur port (most popular), Padang Bai, Kusamba, and Serangan. Journey time is 30-45 minutes. Ticket price is 106,000-200,000 IDR ($7-13) one way. Book online in advance — it's cheaper and more reliable. Last boat at 17:00. The sea is often rough — take seasickness pills. There's a slow Roro ferry from Padang Bai for 120k IDR (with scooter), 90 minutes.

Kelingking Beach — iconic T-Rex-shaped cliff, rated in TripAdvisor's top 10 beaches; descent takes 2+ hours. Broken Beach — natural arch over turquoise lagoon. Angel's Billabong — natural pool in the rocks (swim only at low tide!). Diamond Beach and Atuh Beach — pristine white beaches on the east. Crystal Bay — best for snorkeling and sunsets. Manta Point — diving spot with manta rays. Goa Giri Putri temple — inside a huge cave.

Minimum 2-3 nights for a proper experience. Day trips from Bali are exhausting — lots of travel time, crowds at popular spots. Day 1: west loop — Kelingking, Broken Beach, Angel's Billabong, Crystal Bay at sunset. Day 2: east loop — Diamond Beach, Atuh Beach, Thousand Islands viewpoint. Day 3: hidden spots — Tembeling Forest, Peguyangan Waterfall, snorkeling. Due to poor roads, plan max 2-3 places per day.

Scooter: 75,000-100,000 IDR/day ($5-7). BUT: roads on Nusa Penida are the most dangerous in Bali. Narrow, with huge potholes, steep unpaved descents. Accidents happen daily. If you're an experienced rider — go slow (max 30 km/h), use horn on turns, wear helmet and closed shoes. If a beginner — hire a driver with car (600,000-800,000 IDR/day, $40-50). It's safer and more relaxed. Insurance may not cover accidents without international license.

Toyapakeh (northwest): arrival port, best infrastructure, restaurants, close to diving. Ideal for first visit. Crystal Bay: beautiful beach for snorkeling and sunsets, but fewer accommodation options. Atuh/Diamond Beach (east): most dramatic views, but far from everything, need transport. Prices: hostels from $5, guesthouses $15-30, 3* hotels $40-80, villas with pool from $100. Book ahead in high season.

No, MIR doesn't work in Indonesia. ATMs on the island are few (2-3 total), often empty or broken. MUST bring enough cash from Bali! Recommend minimum 2-3 million rupiah per person for a few days. Visa/Mastercard accepted only at large hotels. Warungs and small establishments — cash only. Alternative for Russians: UnionPay (if available), foreign card, or just cash USD/EUR to exchange in Bali.