Dream Beach
White-sand cove framed by limestone cliffs beside a natural blowhole that blasts seawater skyward.
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About this audio guide
This guide to Dream Beach on Nusa Penida opens with a tour guide's routine warning to stay back from the cliff edge, and an afternoon in August 2019 when a woman named Li Huiling ignored it for one more photo of the churning water below. It traces the limestone slot the locals call Devil's Tear, where the Indian Ocean forces itself through a narrow channel and blasts back out several meters into the air. A security fence went up along the worst stretch not long after that afternoon.
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