Broken Beach was formed by a high cliff in the middle of the beach. Broken Beach is also known as Pasih Uug Beach, which means "broken beach." The Pasih Uug cliff emerged from seawater abrasion over centuries, reaching a height of approximately 50 to 200 meters (m). Uniquely, it forms a hole in the center. This hollow cliff resembles a cave filled with seawater, making Broken Beach Bali resemble a giant pool.

Broken Beach Bali is the best selfie spot on the Island of the Gods. Upon reaching one side of the cliff, visitors can enjoy a backdrop of the hollow cliff, adorned with the waves of the beach below. For those who prefer a challenge, the area around Broken Beach can be used as a trekking area with rocky and quite steep terrain. The hilly area around Broken Beach is mostly grassland and thick green bushes. Visitors can explore this area after having their fill of photos with the hollow cliff as a backdrop.

Don't forget to pose coolly while visiting the grassland or taking photos in the area across from it—an activity not to be missed. Visiting Broken Beach, Nusa Penid,a without exploring its hidden spots is a great idea. There are several hidden photo spots around Broken Beach, Penida. Guides rarely offer these spots, so visitors should ask for them to make their Broken Beach trip even more memorable.