You will travel directly to visit the famous Kelingking Beach. The rock of Kelingking Beach looks a little like the backbone of a dinosaur that would drink in the sea. And by the way, on Google Map the bay is called T-Rex Bay. If you are lucky you may even see Manta rays from the top of the cliff. The main attraction at Kelingking Beach is the viewpoint from the top of the cliff overlooking the Indian ocean where you can take a selfie or pose for an Instagram post.

Your next destination is Pasih Uug or Broken Beach and the natural rocky pool of Angel’s Billabong. It was named Broken Beach because it resulted from the collapse of part of the cliff which has a circular shape and an arch was formed on the narrowest part that borders the sea. The whole place looks like a circular bay with an arch overlooking the sea. If you’re lucky you may see some Manta rays from the cliff. Because the bay is called Manta Bay and this is where fishing boats bring you for snorkeling. 

Within a walking distance you then visit Angle Billabong. A billabong is an Australian term which normally refers to an isolated pond left behind after a river changes course. Here, it is rather a natural pool embedded in the cliff. It is filled with clear water during high tide. And the natural pool appears at low tide. The water is very clear and it is quite fun to go for a swim at low tide. But when it is high tide, or when the waves are big, as soon as the first wave enters the pool, it is imperative to go out.