Wonderloft Hostel Nusa Penida

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Perched on a scenic hillside just a 5-minute stroll down to the beach, our property delivers unbeatable panoramic views of the glistening sea and Mount Agung.

Our unique layout features separate multi-room units, each containing just two rooms (private or dorm) with a dedicated bathroom and direct access to the rooftop terrace—the ultimate spot to chill, catch the breeze, and take in the view. When you're ready to socialize, dive into our infinity pool, challenge new friends to a game of table tennis, grab a drink or hang out in the vibrant main common area.

What makes us different ?

- Best View : We guarantee our property has the best unbeatable view!

- Unique Unit Layout: Low-density units with only 2 rooms per unit (private or dorm) and a dedicated bathroom for extra comfort.

- Direct Rooftop Access: Step right out to chill, catch golden hour vibes, and enjoy panoramic sea & Mount Agung views.

- Infinity Pool: Cool off with sweeping ocean vistas right from the water.

- Social Hub & Common Building: Meet fellow travelers, hang out in the open lounge, or play a round of table tennis.

- Prime Hillside Location: A peaceful island retreat just a 5-minute walk down to the nearest beach.

- Close to Buyuk Harbour (1.2km)

Location

From Bali, you can catch a fast boat from Sanur Port (Bali) to Nusa Penida. If arriving at Buyuk Port (via morning Wijaya Buyuk boats), we are just 1.2 km away. If arriving at the main harbor, Banjar Nyuh (7.2 km away), taxis and scooter rides are readily available at the port to bring you straight to our doorstep.

To ensure a smooth arrival, we offer harbour pick-up services directly to the hostel from both Banjar Nyuh and Buyuk Harbour whether it's private or shared! Make sure to contact our frontdesk and we will help you organize. Safe travels, and see you soon on the island!

Important notes :

Please note that during Nyepi Laut (Ocean Silence Day), all boat transfers, sea crossings, and marine/beach activities across Nusa Penida are paused for 24 hours out of respect for local sacred traditions. On-land facilities and hostel operations remain open as usual, but no arrivals or departures by sea will operate on this day