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Amok Sunset Bar & Cliff Club, Nusa Penida (2026)

Amok opened on Nusa Penida in August 2018 and, now rebranded Amok Sun & Cliff Club, has become one of the island’s must-do spots for a clifftop lunch and for sunset. Its location is exceptional: perched 120 metres above the ocean, facing the sunset on one side and Mount Agung on the other, right next to Gamat Bay. If the idea of sipping a signature cocktail in an infinity pool 120 metres up while the sun goes down sounds tempting, read on β€” or take a peek at this video, put together by Amok’s own guests.

Amok Sun & Cliff Club's two infinity pools at golden hour, aerial drone view, Nusa Penida
Amok’s two infinity pools at golden hour, 120 m above Gamat Bay.

The place: bamboo architecture and two infinity pools

The concept rests on a clear priority: respect for the environment and the use of local materials. Bamboo structures the whole venue, and the traditional Alang-Alang roof echoes Balinese architecture. The large central Bale Bale houses the restaurant and bar, facing the pool and the sunset. Around it, two separate dining areas, two bars, a sundeck with daybeds and parasols, and a tropical garden step down in terraces to the edge of the cliff. The view changes at every level β€” Mount Agung on one side, the open ocean and the sunset on the other.

The bamboo Bale Bale and Alang-Alang roof of Amok Sun & Cliff Club, with the infinity pool, Nusa Penida
The bamboo Bale Bale and the main infinity pool.

There are two infinity pools, open from 11 am. The main pool has a shallow beach on each side to lie back in the water, plus a shallow central area β€” perfect for a quiet afternoon after lunch, or a last dip at dusk. Up in the bamboo platforms, the Nests sit three metres high and offer a private 360Β° view over Mount Agung, the sea and the Nusa Penida landscape.

A guest in the infinity pool with an open ocean view at Amok Sun & Cliff Club, Nusa Penida
The infinity pool drops straight toward the open ocean.

Sundeck with daybeds and parasols and an ocean view at Amok Sun & Cliff Club, Nusa Penida
The sundeck β€” daybeds and parasols facing the ocean.

From lunch to sunset to night

Amok is open daily from 11 am to 11 pm. There are three moments to know when planning your visit:

  • Lunch (11 am–3 pm). Bright light on Mount Agung, a quiet pool and lower prices than the evening β€” the most relaxed time of day, with plenty of room around the pool.
  • Sunset (5.30–7 pm). The highlight. Golden light hits the cliff, the music shifts to lounge, and the best tables fill up β€” booking is strongly recommended from 4 pm.
  • Dinner and beyond (7–11 pm). Full menu, wines from around the world and signature cocktails. The Sun Cliff Beat nights (live DJ, lounge then Latin house) punctuate the calendar.
Amok's infinity pool facing Mount Agung in high season, Nusa Penida
The infinity pool facing Mount Agung.
Golden sunset over Amok Sun & Cliff Club seen from the air, Nusa Penida
Sunset from above β€” the signature Amok moment.

Signature experiences

πŸŒ… Day-Trip Package “Discover West Penida” β€” from Bali

The 2026 highlight: a turnkey day from Bali for travellers who want to discover west Nusa Penida without handling the logistics. The package includes hotel pickup in Bali (Sanur, Seminyak, Canggu, Ubud, Jimbaran), the return fast-boat crossing from Sanur, an air-conditioned car with an English- or French-speaking driver-guide, a west-coast tour (Kelingking, Angel’s Billabong and Crystal Bay), a two-course lunch at Amok with a drink, pool and sundeck access (towels provided), and the return to your Bali hotel.

From 860,000 IDR per person (groups of 6+; 1,000,000 IDR in a group of 4; 1,300,000 IDR solo or as a pair). Tax and service included; children aged 4–11 get 40% off. Note that the last ferry from Nusa Penida leaves at 5 pm, so you depart Amok around 3.30 pm β€” to stay for sunset, plan a night on the island (see below).

πŸ›Ÿ Float & Feast β€” a floating lunch in the pool

A platter of sharing dishes served straight in the pool, on a bamboo raft β€” ideal for a romantic or with-friends lunch. Available without alcohol (700,000 IDR) or with a cocktail (800,000 IDR). Book 48 hours ahead.

πŸ’› Romantic dinners β€” Love Bird Β· Intimate Bliss Β· L’Amour Royale

  • Love Bird β€” 3-course dinner, soft drinks, simple dΓ©cor, ocean-view table. 1,000,000 IDR / couple.
  • Intimate Bliss β€” 3-course dinner, one cocktail or glass of wine each, decorated backdrop, personalised service. 1,500,000 IDR / couple.
  • L’Amour Royale β€” 4-course dinner, a bottle of wine, premium dΓ©cor with flower petals and an arch, VIP service. 2,000,000 IDR / couple β€” ideal for proposals and anniversaries.

🎢 Sun Cliff Beat β€” DJ nights on the cliff

Several times a month, Amok hosts Sun Cliff Beat nights: live DJs (Latin house, deep house, lounge), happy hour and an atmosphere that builds as the night goes on. The next dates are announced on the official events calendar.

Sun Cliff Beat night at Amok β€” the illuminated infinity pool seen from a drone, Nusa Penida
A Sun Cliff Beat night β€” the pool lit up after dark.

πŸŽ‰ Private events β€” birthdays, weddings, corporate gatherings

The venue can be privatised for events of 20 to 196 people β€” birthdays, weddings, seminars and gatherings β€” with bespoke quotes, turnkey service and dedicated menus. Email contact@amoksunset.com or message Amok on WhatsApp.

A local team and a menu designed on site

The Amok team was recruited and trained in spring 2018, with a third of the staff from Nusa Penida itself. The cocktail menu was created with two Bali-trained bartenders β€” Agus, from Batu Madeg village on Nusa Penida, and Arif, from Lombok. Mocktails are made with fresh fruit juice; the cocktails use vodka, gin, rum, tequila and whisky, as well as a local arak. There’s also a wide selection of wines by the glass or the bottle, and a happy hour with a buy-one-get-one offer on selected cocktails and wines.

The restaurant menu was designed by Chef Amel, from Jakarta: international fusion cuisine adapted to fresh, local ingredients, with vegetarian and vegan dishes too. The full menu is on amoksunset.com/menu.

How to get to Amok

From Bali (day trip). The easiest option is the Day-Trip Package above: Amok handles the crossing and the transfer on the island. Otherwise, take a fast boat from Sanur (about 40 minutes), then a taxi on the island β€” every driver knows Amok. See our guide on how to get to Nusa Penida from Bali.

From your Nusa Penida hotel. By scooter or taxi. From Toyapakeh, take the first intersection on the right toward Crystal Bay and Gamat Bay. At the fork, take the small paved path on the right signed “Amok Sunset” and follow it to the end (halfway along, the road is no longer paved β€” that’s normal, and the signs confirm you’re on the right track).

If you’d rather not ride a scooter back at night, Amok runs a free shuttle between the main road (at the fork) and the restaurant β€” there’s usually one about every 30 minutes in the evening. Ask for times on WhatsApp, and park your scooter at the fork.

Aerial view of Amok Sun & Cliff Club on the cliff above Gamat Bay, Nusa Penida
Amok on the cliff edge above Gamat Bay.

Stay for the sunset: spend the night in Nusa Penida

The last boat from Nusa Penida leaves at 5 pm. To enjoy sunset at Amok without rushing for the ferry, plan at least one night on the island. About 25 minutes away, on the north coast, the Adiwana Warnakali dive resort has 15 ocean-view rooms and an “Island Sunset Discovery” package that includes dinner at Amok the same evening, with return transport. It’s the complete way to experience Amok at sunset, dinner and a good night’s sleep β€” with no return logistics. Use the code AWK for 10% off direct bookings.

Book at Amok

  • WhatsApp β€” fast bookings, packages and special requests: +62 823 3555 5016
  • Chope β€” standard table booking for the slot of your choice (link on the official site).
  • Email β€” private events, quotes: contact@amoksunset.com
  • Official site β€” menu, events and gallery: amoksunset.com

Keep exploring Nusa Penida

Before or after Amok, don’t miss the island’s icons: the Kelingking Beach cliff and the turquoise Crystal Bay, or see our full list of the 15 best places to see in Nusa Penida to plan your itinerary. To plan your trip from Bali, read our step-by-step guide on how to get to Nusa Penida from Bali.

Amok FAQ

Where is Amok Sunset Bar in Nusa Penida?

Amok Sun & Cliff Club is on the west coast of Nusa Penida, at Gamat Bay, perched 120 metres above the ocean. Its sunset over Bali and Mount Agung is one of the most photographed on the island.

Do you need to book?

Booking is strongly recommended from 4 pm, especially in high season (July–August) and for tables with a direct sunset view. The fastest way is WhatsApp at +62 823 3555 5016.

Can you visit Amok on a day trip from Bali?

Yes β€” Amok offers a “Discover West Penida” day-trip package that includes hotel pickup, the return crossing, a tour of the west-coast viewpoints and lunch on the cliff, from 860,000 IDR per person. Book on WhatsApp.

Can you stay for the sunset if you come on a day trip?

Not if you take the ferry back the same day: the last boat from Nusa Penida to Sanur leaves at 5 pm, so you’d leave Amok around 3.30 pm. To enjoy the sunset, plan a night on the island β€” the sister hotel Adiwana Warnakali is about 25 minutes away.

What kind of food does Amok serve?

International fusion cuisine built on fresh, local ingredients, designed by Chef Amel from Jakarta, with vegetarian and vegan dishes available.

Can you use the pool?

Yes β€” the two infinity pools are open to restaurant guests from 11 am, with towels provided. It’s the perfect place to cool off in the afternoon before the sunset.

How do you book a private event (wedding, birthday, seminar)?

By email at contact@amoksunset.com or on WhatsApp at +62 823 3555 5016. Amok can privatise all or part of the venue (up to 196 people), with dedicated menus and turnkey service.

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