Things to know before visiting Tembeling Beach Forest, it is one of the must-visit spots when visiting Nusa Penida, located to the south of the island and can be reached by motorbike, it has its own uniqueness and beauty. As you walk towards the bathing pool, you’ll be greeted by lush valleys and forests, accompanied by the chirping of birds, adding excitement to your adventure. The towering cliffs and dense forests will fuel your adrenaline to explore this place. You’ll pass through a long staircase, but upon reaching the bathing pool area, any fatigue will vanish as you’ll be captivated by the tempting view and crystal-clear water flowing from large rocks. You will be also pampered by white beach sand and Indian ocean when you arrive at the bottom part and things to know before visiting here:
Car can’t reach Tembeling Beach Forest
If you plan to visit this place, ensure you’re aware that it’s not accessible by car due to the route being quite extreme, narrow, and rocky. You will descend into the valley with the surrounding by rocks.
Taxi Bike/Scooter at Tembeling Beach
You need to hike down on a very narrow steep road on a motorbike that goes through dense forest and the ride is quite frightening. There are certain scooter rentals on the top that charge you to take you down the sloppy area. This is the best option since they will take you down and they will bring back again to the top after finish the activity, they are quite experience going down by scooter so you do not need to worry to fall down 😀
Natural Swimming Pool
Have you swam at natural swimming pool before? if not, here you should jump your body into crystal clear water that comes from the cave, feel the difference while swimming at hotel’s pool and natural pool. The water that comes from within the large rocks is incredibly clear.
30 minutes walking down
If you prefer not to pay for the scooter taxi provided by local residents, you can walk from the top down through the valleys, which will take approximately 30 minutes. Experience the atmosphere amidst the forest accompanied by the chirping of birds.
The forest is green and dense
Did you know that even with deforestation for development, the forests here can still be considered lush and green, making the journey down the stairs cool and enjoyable
The beach is not swimmable
You won’t be able to swim at this beach due to the large waves and sharp coral rocks, it would endanger your life if you take the risk to swim. 
Best time to Visit Tembeling Beach
The best time to visit Tembeling Beach is in the morning, as the weather is still cool and there are few visitors, making your visit is more private. However, there may not be any guards or taxi services available if you visit too early. If you visit Nusa Penida for one day trip and visit this place is not suitable.
Many things to do on Nusa Penida Island such as Snorkeling & Diving with Manta Rays, Hiking down to Kelingking Beach or Diamond Beach, watching sunset on Nusa Penida Island, Fishing on Nusa Penida, Jumping Climbing and many more that’s why one day trip is not enough. However, Nusa Penida Day Trip is advisable too, visiting popular spots in Nusa Penida & Snorkeling with Manta Rays.
What should you bring
When visiting Nusa Penida Island you should bring many cashes because ATMs on this island are very limited. The second one is bringing water since there is no food/drink seller at the bottom part of Tembeling Beach. The third one is bringing a small towel. You can bring it because it can be used to wipe sweat or clean the body after bathing at Tembeling Pool.
Respect local culture
Always respect local culture and tradition wherever you go. If you see the things that you never seen before please respect and do no try to bother.
Monkey at Tembeling Beach Forest
When walking through the valley, you will be greeted by a troop of wild monkeys inhabiting this forest. They tend to stay on rocks and trees, and while they won’t disturb you, you should remain cautious. If you see monkeys you can give them food because during the dry season they will have difficulty finding food in the forest, so some groups of monkeys will visit residents’ homes.