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Sanur · Padang Bai → Toya Pakeh · Banjar Nyuh

Banah Cliff and its sea arch on the west coast of Nusa Penida

The Badung Strait crossing

Thirty minutes of open water.

Scheduled fast boats and private speedboat charters from Sanur and Padang Bai, then a driver waiting at Toya Pakeh to take you to the cliffs.

min from Sanur
30–45 min from Sanur
from Padang Bai
±1:15 from Padang Bai
charter seats
6–20 charter seats
km² to explore
203 km² to explore

01 — Day trips

Three ways to see the island

Price tiers reflect the level of service, vehicle quality and what is included. Figures below are the ranges published in our cost guide.

Standard

Day Trip Package

Return fast boat from Sanur, private air-conditioned car and a local driver-guide.

  • Kelingking, Broken Beach, Angel's Billabong
  • Driver-guide included

per person

IDR 800,000 – 1,200,000

Details

Premium

Premium Day Trip

Enhanced service level with an upgraded vehicle and more flexible routing.

  • Upgraded vehicle
  • West and east routes

per person

IDR 1,500,000 – 2,500,000

Details

Private

Speedboat Charter

Your own departure time from Sanur or Padang Bai, direct harbour to harbour.

  • 6–10 passengers: IDR 3,000,000 – 5,000,000 full day
  • 15–30 passengers: IDR 6,000,000 – 10,000,000

per boat

From IDR 3,000,000

Details

Ranges as published in our cost guide. Final fares vary by operator, class and season.

02 — Crossings

Fast boat routes

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  • Sanur to Toya Pakeh

    30–45 min Departures 07:30 – 17:00

    One way

    IDR 150,000 – 300,000

    Ask availability
  • Padang Bai to Banjar Nyuh

    ±1 hr 15 min Shorter overall from East Bali

    One way

    On request

    Ask availability

Fares vary by operator, ticket class and season. Message us for the schedule on your date.

03 — The island

Where the boats take you

Nusa Penida covers roughly 203 square kilometres. These are the stops our day trips are built around.

The Kelingking Beach headland and its white sand cove, Nusa Penida

West coast

Kelingking Beach

The island's most photographed cliff, with a 45-minute descent to the beach below.

The natural archway at Broken Beach (Pasih Uug), Nusa Penida

West coast

Broken Beach

A natural archway carved into the cliff, with ocean water flowing into a circular pool.

Angel's Billabong tidal pool, Nusa Penida

West coast

Angel's Billabong

A natural infinity pool beside the arch where clear tidal water collects.

Crystal Bay and its offshore rock island, Nusa Penida

West coast

Crystal Bay

Clear water and reef, and a staging point for divers during Mola Mola season.

Diamond Beach and its carved cliff staircase, Nusa Penida

East coast

Diamond Beach

Reached by a carved staircase, a descent of roughly 20–30 minutes.

Atuh Beach and its rock formations, Nusa Penida

East coast

Atuh Beach

A quieter cove on the eastern side, reached by a longer drive across the island.

Reef manta rays at Manta Point, Nusa Penida

Offshore

Manta Point

A cleaning station where reef manta rays gather year-round.

04 — What you get

What a standard package includes

The list below is what our cost guide states for a standard day trip package.

  • Return fast boat tickets

    From Sanur, both directions.

  • Private air-conditioned car

    On the island, for the day.

  • Local driver-guide

    English speaking, familiar with the island roads.

  • Harbour transfers

    Pick-up from your Bali accommodation to the departure jetty.

Message us to confirm exactly what is covered on your date before you book.

05 — Travel guide

Before you book

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Planning notes on timing, costs and what to bring.

06 — Questions

Frequently asked

All questions →

How long is the tour?

A full-day tour typically spans 8–10 hours, including private transfers from your Bali accommodation. The fast boat journey takes approximately 30–45 minutes each way.

What's included in the package?

Private hotel transfers, return fast boat tickets, a dedicated English-speaking guide, a private air-conditioned car on Nusa Penida, all entrance fees, and lunch.

Best time to visit Nusa Penida from Bali?

The dry season, April to October, offers the most sunshine and the calmest seas. The monsoon season runs November to March.

How do I book?

Book through our website or message us directly. We recommend booking at least 48–72 hours in advance to secure your preferred date.

Can I customise the itinerary?

Yes. After a consultation we tailor the itinerary around the sights, activities and pacing you want.
Atuh Beach cove on the east coast of Nusa Penida

Plan your crossing with someone who makes it daily.

Message us for schedules, charter availability and day trip routing.

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