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Speedboat from Sanur to Nusa Penida Island
Embark on an exciting self-guided journey across the Indian Ocean to the wild and untouched Nusa Penida Island. We offer comfortable tickets on a modern speedboat that will deliver you from Sanur Port in Bali directly to the scenic shores of Nusa Penida.
Nusa Penida is the largest, most secluded, and colorful island in the archipelago neighboring Bali. It is world-famous for its majestic coastal cliffs, fantastic beaches like Kelingking, and stunning snorkeling and diving spots. Booking your tickets in advance guarantees your seats on board and saves you from ticket lines at the port.
Benefits of Booking with Us:
- Fast Transit: A modern double-deck boat crosses the strait in just 45 minutes;
- Onboard Comfort: A spacious cabin with comfortable seats, air conditioning, and modern safety systems;
- Convenient Transfer: A shared return transfer from your hotel in Bali to Sanur Port is already included in your tickets;
- Flexible Schedule: Daily departures in the morning, at midday, and in the afternoon allow you to plan your route perfectly.
Speedboats depart daily strictly on schedule. Arrive at Sanur Port, complete your quick registration, and set off on your island adventure.
Choose excursion variant:
One Way
$20
✓ Selected
One-way speedboat ticket with pickup from your hotel to Sanur Port for adults and children.
What is included:
- ✓One-way speedboat ticket Sanur to Nusa Penida
- ✓Shared pickup transfer from hotel (Kuta, Nusa Dua, Seminyak, Sanur)
- ✓Luggage allowance up to 25 kg
- ✓Passenger sea crossing insurance
- ×Return ticket and transfers
Program details: One Way
One-way ocean ticket to Nusa Penida from Sanur Port.
07:30 AM
Hotel Pickup
A shared transfer vehicle picks you up from your hotel and drives to Sanur Port.
08:30 AM
Port Check-in
Arrive at Sanur Port, complete quick registration at the ticket office.
09:00 AM
Departure
Board the boat and set sail across the ocean.
09:45 AM
Arrival
Arrive at Toyapakeh port on Nusa Penida Island. End of service.
Boat ScheduleInfo
Daily Speedboat Schedule:
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Bali (Sanur Port) → Nusa Penida Island:
- 09:00 AM — Morning departure (ideal for day trips);
- 12:30 PM — Midday departure;
- 03:30 PM — Afternoon departure.
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Nusa Penida Island → Bali (Sanur Port):
- 10:00 AM — Morning return;
- 01:30 PM — Midday return;
- 04:30 PM — Afternoon return (last boat back to Bali).
What's Included & TransferEquip
- Shared return transfer in a comfortable air-conditioned minivan from your hotel in Bali to Sanur Port (for Seminyak, Kuta, Nusa Dua, Sanur, Legian, Jimbaran);
- Speedboat ticket one-way or round-trip (according to the selected option);
- Registration assistance and boarding guidance at Sanur Port;
- Passenger insurance provided by the operator during the ocean crossing;
- English-speaking driver during the transfer.
Cancellation policyPolicy
- refunds are processed with a 10% deduction if the cancellation is made by the client at least 48 hours before the event;
- refunds are based on the exchange rate set by the Bank of Indonesia on the payment date;
- full refunds are provided if the provider is unable to deliver the service fully;
- refund requests are reviewed within 5 business days of the request date;
- refunds are issued within 5 banking days from the agreement of the refund decision.
Frequently asked questions
By boat only — there is no bridge from Bali. A fast boat (speedboat) runs from **Sanur** to the island's piers in **30–45 minutes**; a few also leave from Padang Bai and Kusamba. In high season seats sell out, so book ahead rather than buying on the pier on the day. Note the overland drive to Sanur from Kuta or Ubud is a separate **40–90 minutes**, so plan an early start.
**Manta rays** visit Manta Point **year-round**, and you can snorkel right alongside them near the surface. The oceanic sunfish (**mola mola**) is most often seen at Crystal Bay in the cold season, roughly **July to October**, and that's more of a diver's sighting. Currents around the island are strong and cold, so go only with a guide and stay in the group.
Not everywhere. At most of the famous beaches — **Kelingking, Atuh** — swimming is dangerous or banned because of strong currents, and often you can't even get down to the water. The safest spots are **Crystal Bay** and the guided snorkeling sites with a boat and life jacket. Even there the currents can be strong and cold, so stay with your group.
Travel medical insurance is strongly recommended: treatment at private clinics is paid up front for foreigners and serious cases can need costly evacuation. Choose a policy with medical cover and emergency evacuation/repatriation. If you plan to rent a scooter, check that motorbike accidents are covered — many policies exclude them, and cover usually applies only if you hold the correct licence. Add adventure cover (volcano trekking, diving) if those are on your itinerary. We don't endorse specific products — compare and choose your own.
One Way