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Very hidden gem with somewhat local, somewhat functional, somewhat nature-focused character.

Immerse yourself in the warm, welcoming atmosphere of Penida Bakery Coffeeshop nestled in the heart of Batununggul, Bali. This charming local spot offers more than just freshly baked breads and pastries—it’s a serene hideaway for travelers craving a peaceful pause amid their island adventures. Surrounded by hand-painted green foliage murals and soft natural lighting filtering through leafy-green curtains, this quaint bakery invites you to savor the authentic taste of Bali's artisanal treats while soaking in a calm, restorative vibe. Whether you’re a solo traveler or a culture seeker, experience genuine Balinese hospitality and unwind with a cozy cup of coffee in this hidden gem, where simplicity meets soul-soothing comfort.

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Early mornings and late afternoons for peaceful ambiance

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Most videos filmed Jul–Oct during winter. July is busy - one of the most popular times to visit.

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Early mornings and late afternoons for peaceful ambiance

30-60 minutes

Camera or phone for cozy interior shots, Reusable water bottle, Comfortable casual attire, and Local currency (IDR)

Solo Travelers, Food Lovers, Culture Seekers, Couples, and Casual Visitors

The nearest airport is Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), approximately 80 minutes away by car from Batununggul on Nusa Penida via ferry transfer from Bali.

Stay nearby in local guesthouses and homestays around Batununggul or boutique villas on Nusa Penida offering tranquil island stays.Book a stay →

Explore nearby natural wonders like Crystal Bay beach, snorkeling spots, and local temples for a full island adventure.Book a tour →

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One of 45 clips our travelers have filmed in Amlapura city