Packing
What to pack for a Bali fast boat
One bag of up to 20–25 kg, a dry bag for the wet boarding, cash for harbour fees and your passport. A short packing list for the boat, and what to leave in Bali.
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Nusa Lembongan · JGB
Jungut Batu Beach: fast boat check-in guide
North-west coast, Jungutbatu village. North-west, main village.
Beach boarding · wet feet
Photo: Tito RebelliousAt a glance
- Address
- North-west coast, Jungutbatu village
- Boarding
- Boats load from the beach: expect to wade ankle- to knee-deep. Wear shorts and sandals.
- Check-in
- At the operator counter 30–45 min before departure
- Bring
- QR e-ticket and passport
Check-in
Checking in at Jungut Batu
For the return, check in at the operator's office on the beach 30 minutes before departure.
Beach landing with no jetty: step off into knee-deep water. Porters and open-back taxi trucks take you to hotels (about IDR 50,000–100,000 per person).
Operator counters
| Operator | Where | Check in |
|---|---|---|
| D'Camel Fast Ferry | D'Camel Fast Ferry desk, Jungut Batu Beach | 30 min before |
| D'Stars Fast Ferry | D'Stars Fast Ferry desk, Jungut Batu Beach | 30 min before |
| Glory Fast Cruise | Glory Fast Cruise desk, Jungut Batu Beach | 30 min before |
Fees
Fees paid locally
Lembongan tourism-area fee: IDR 25,000 adult / 15,000 child, cashless.
Bali tourist levy (Love Bali)
IDR 150,000
Paid once per entry to Bali by every foreign visitor, online at lovebali.baliprov.go.id (beware of lookalike sites). Not part of your boat ticket.
Paid locally, not to usCheck locally, amounts can changeSource
Nusa Penida / Lembongan / Ceningan tourism-area fee
IDR 25,000 · child IDR 15,000
Foreign visitors, cashless only (card or QR) since Aug 2025. Collected on arrival or prepaid online.
Paid locally, not to usCheck locally, amounts can changeSource
Live timetable
Boats leaving Jungut Batu
Today and tomorrow, with seats left. Boats too close to departure to book online are not listed.
Today: no more boats bookable online.
| Departs | To | Operator | Seats | Adult |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12:15→ 12:50 | SanurBali | Glory Fast Cruise | Available | IDR 250,000≈US$15 |
| 16:00→ 16:35 | SanurBali | D'Camel Fast Ferry | Available | IDR 225,000≈US$14 |
Times and fares are sample data until the operator confirms them. We show the live price before you pay.
Leaving soon? Contact usFAQ
Questions about check-in
Will my feet get wet when boarding at Sanur?
Probably. Sanur's new harbour (opened 2022) has a jetty, but many Penida and Lembongan boats still load from the beach depending on the operator and the tide. Expect to wade ankle- to knee-deep: wear shorts and sandals and keep your phone in a dry bag. Jungut Batu (Lembongan) and Gili Air are beach landings too. Serangan uses a jetty.
What time should I check in?
Be at your operator's counter 30–45 minutes before departure with your QR e-ticket and passport. If you added hotel pickup, we send the exact pickup time on WhatsApp the evening before.
How long is the fast boat from Sanur to Nusa Penida?
About 40 minutes (30–45 depending on the operator and the sea). Sanur to Nusa Lembongan is about 35 minutes. Padang Bai to Gili Trawangan takes about 1.5 hours, and Sanur or Serangan to the Gilis 2¼–3½ hours with stops.
Which areas can I be picked up from?
You can add hotel pickup to Sanur, Serangan or Padang Bai harbour from Sanur, Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Jimbaran, Canggu, Nusa Dua, Uluwatu and Ubud. The price is per car (up to 4 people) and shown before you pay. A few fares already include pickup for central south Bali — the card says so.
Which harbour on Nusa Penida will I arrive at?
Most Sanur boats arrive at Banjar Nyuh on the north-west coast — closest to Kelingking, Broken Beach, Angel's Billabong and Crystal Bay. Some arrive at Buyuk on the north-east coast, better for Diamond Beach and Atuh. Every result shows the arrival harbour. Penida roads are slow: allow 1–1.5 hours to the far side.
Nusa Lembongan
Other harbours on Nusa Lembongan
Guides
Read before you go
Harbour guides
Sanur Harbour guide: wet boarding, counters and parking
Most boats to Nusa Penida and Lembongan leave from Sanur. Here is how check-in works, why your feet will probably get wet, and how early to leave your hotel.
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Harbour guides
Sanur or Serangan: which harbour should you leave from?
Sanur has the most boats to Nusa Penida and Lembongan, often with a wet beach boarding. Serangan is quieter, boards from a jetty and is faster to the Gilis. Here is how to choose.
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