Top Beaches in West Nusa Tenggara

If you’re into photography, golden hour around 5 PM is magical! I got some stunning shots, just be ready to share the space with other photographers.

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks. The local warungs are great, but they can get pricey compared to grocery stores nearby.

Make sure you bring cash! Some of the local stalls only accept cash, and it’s hard to find ATMs nearby. I learned this the hard way when I wanted to buy some snacks and had to walk quite a distance to find one.

Make sure to bring some cash. Many small kiosks and local vendors don’t accept cards, and you might wanna grab a coconut or two!

My advice is to explore the surrounding area a bit. There are some great spots to take pictures and it's a more genuine experience than just staying on the sand.

If you're planning on swimming, I suggest wearing water shoes. The beach can have some rocky parts, and they really helped me enjoy the water without discomfort.

I recommend bringing your own snacks and drinks; the beach vendors can be a bit pricey and the selection is limited. Packing a picnic lets you enjoy a full day without breaking the bank.

Don't miss the local seafood restaurants nearby. They have fresh catches, and prices are much better than in the touristy areas. I had the grilled fish, and it was amazing!

I recommend bringing some snacks and drinks with you. The nearby food stalls can be a bit pricey and limited in options, so having your own will save you money and keep you energized.

I recommend exploring the little paths around the beach; I found some hidden spots that were way less crowded and perfect for some amazing photos

I suggest bringing your own snacks and drinks – the beachside vendors can be a bit pricey and the food isn't always the best. I saved a lot by just packing a cooler with my favorites.