Atuh Beach is located in Banjar Pelilit, Pejukutan Village, Nusa Penida Islands. This beach is very often visited for those who travel to eastern part of Nusa Penida, this beach offers beautiful views where around coast is surrounded high cliffs, and to get to this place you must down the stairs for about 25 minutes, not suitable for those have asthma and for pregnant people. This object is very popular among domestic and foreign tourist, because the scenery offered is very beautiful, this beach is suitable for those of you who want to swim or sunbathe on the beach. The name Atuh Beach began to be know as a tourist destination since 2010, especially since the Nusa Penida festival was held. To reach this beach, visitors must walk with coral and limestone tracks for approximately 2 km. During trekking, visitors will be presented with views of the hill to the east and views of the high seas to the west. The charm offered by Atuh Beach is a beach scene that flanked by cliffs. The clear water allows us to be able to enjoy the beauty of underwater biota, such as coral reefs. At low tide, you will see a collection of corals sticking out on white sand.

Atuh Beach is called a hidden paradise in Nusa Penida, because the location of this beach is truly hidden. That is in the middle of two high cliffs. Even so, the beach is still crowded with tourist. Beside being surrounded by cliffs, around the coast there are four large coral islands. So, if viewed from the top of a cliff, this place looks like a cluster of coral island in Raja Ampat. Often, Atuh Beach is also called Raja Ampat of Nusa Penida. This white sand beach has very clear water with calm waves. It is suitable as a place for you who like snorkeling. If visiting when the water is receding, you can enjoy the charming underwater scenery. Not only snorkeling, sunbathing under the sun feels good too. And the atmosphere is calm and the breeze can make you refreshed instantly. The residents around named the beach with the name of Pantai Atuh. Where the meaning of the word Atuh is derived from the word “A” meaning “no” and “Tuh” which means “dry”, so it can be assumed that the word “Atuh” means “Never Dry”.

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