Sakti OceanView Nusa Penida

Location is fantastic. Out of the world.

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The views are AMAZING - we only stayed 1 night but could easily relax and do more. Stunning sunset, bungalows are high on hill overlooking water and island.

No dessert was available on the menu - that was the only thing and nothing really to worry about - we survived

The staff were absolutely amazing. The owner was taking care of us the whole time so we didn’t worry about anything. We had a smooth stay and managed to see everything thanks to the 24/7 support of the owner. Definitely recommend.

A quiet, green place, near the sea, sea view room. The room is clean, the air conditioner works well. On-site restaurant, 200 meters from Amok Sunset - a great place.

Very far from the center, not many amenities around, have to move to the center and bad roads

So nice staff, wonderful placement and beautiful bungalows.

The host was great and helped us arrange our boat there from Sanur, snorkeling tour, and taxi to get around the island. He was patient and helped answered all our questions. The view from our bungalow was amazing. It was the best part of the property. The property was close to Gamat Bay…approximately 10 minutes walk because you have to hike down from the top. It’s also a 5 min walk to the Ambok sunset restaurant which has a pool and an awesome view of the sunset. There is also a restaurant on site ran by a couple ladies who were also very nice and sweet. The WiFi was great as the router was in our room.

The room was a bit dark because of the color of the wood used to build the bungalow. We asked for a lamp and was provided with one. The location itself was a bit isolated and a bit difficult to get to due to the condition of the dirt road. However, the view made it worth it.

The view is spectacular. The best view I’ve had in my four months in SE Asia. The bungalow was lovely and clean. They all had a nice patio facing the seaview.

There were no facilities at all. Breakfast was included but, other than Breakfast, the restaurant was closed. There is no fridge so only warm water which is a bummer when you are hot and thirsty. It is in a very remote location so there was really only one option for food which is the sunset club up the street. The Club was very nice (fantastic infinite pool) but pricy - 350,000 minimum spend per person. I think it’s cheaper if you sit at a table instead of a lounge chair by the pool. There were very few people there. I wish the resort had its pool. At least there would have been something to do then. Taxi into town was 200,000 each way. The road is a bit treacherous. I wouldn’t ride a motor bike up it but some people did. I wasn’t planning to go into town but there wasn’t anything to do there so I booked a snorkelling trip the second day. The snorkelling is fantastic but, if you want to go, it makes more sense to stay in or near town.