Peguyangan Waterfall on Nusa Penida isn’t a towering vertical torrent of water like the jungle
falls in central Bali.
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Instead, it’s a series of short, cascading spring fountains that eventually make their way over a steep ravine and into the sea.Reaching the springs involves a descent down narrow stairs against the wall of the ravine. After some 460 steps, the gorgeous sight of the cascades is both exhilarating and relieving.One of the most captivating beaches on Bali’s southern coast is largely ignored by tourists. It’s mostly in-the-know photographers who make it down to Melasti, drawn to its beautiful rock formations and stunning high cliffs.Take note not to mistaken this Melasti beach (Ungasan) with the one near Tanah Lot, where after the rain, a spectacular waterfall often appears on the clifftop, tumbling down on the sand and washing out into the ocean.
The High Cliff at Melasti Beach
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Peguyangan Waterfall on Nusa Penida isn’t a towering vertical torrent of water like the jungle 
