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Bali to Lombok Ferry
The journey from Bali to Lombok is a popular route for travelers seeking to explore the stunning landscapes and cultural richness of Indonesia. This route offers various options, including public ferries, fast boats, and charter boats, each catering to different preferences and budgets. Understanding these options can help travelers make informed decisions and enjoy a smooth trip.
Fast Boats
Fast boats are a popular choice for those looking to reach Lombok quickly. Operators like Blue Water Express, Gili Getaway, and Eka Jaya offer routes from Serangan and Padangbai in Bali to Bangsal and Senggigi in Lombok. The journey takes about 2-2.5 hours, with daily departures in the morning. Fast boats provide comfortable seating, air conditioning, and refreshments, making the trip more enjoyable despite the slightly higher cost vs. a slow ferry.
Public Ferries
Public slow ferries operate from Padangbai in Bali to Lembar in south Lombok. These ferries run hourly and take approximately 5 hours to complete the journey. They are an economical choice, with basic amenities such as seating, restrooms, and a snack bar. While the travel time is longer, the frequent departures make it a convenient option for budget-conscious travelers. Reviews often highlight the scenic views during the journey, though the basic amenities mean it may not be the most comfortable option for everyone. The affordable prices offered by most fast boat services from Bali to Lombok means it's hardly more expensive and overall much better to travel by fast boat to Lombok.
Additional Travel Advice
Upon arrival in Lombok, plan your onward journey from the port. Options include taxis, buses, and private transfers to popular destinations like Senggigi, Kuta, Selong Belanak, Rinjani and the Gili Islands. Having a clear plan for your onward travel can help ensure a smooth and enjoyable trip. Additionally, it is recommended to carry some local currency for small expenses and to stay hydrated during the journey. Bringing snacks and entertainment can also make the trip more pleasant.
Bali to Lombok
Ferry schedule
Schedules are for guidance purposes only and based on the current period.
Companies on this route
What is the ferry transfer schedule from Bali to Lombok?
Slow ferries from Padang Bai to Lembar in south Lombok depart multiple times throughout the day. Multiple fast boat services depart in the morning and early afternoon, see the Viaferry search box or timetable above to discover available departures.
What are the ferry ports in Bali and Lombok?
From Bali, you can catch ferries to Lombok from 2 ports: Padang Bai and Serangan. In Lombok, services arrive at Bangsal Harbour (north Lombok), Senggigi Pier (West Lombok) or Lembar Port (Southwest Lombok).
Which ferry operators are available for the Bali to Lombok route?
There are several ferry operators that provide services between Bali and Lombok, including Bluewater Express, Gili Getaway Fast Boat, and Eka Jaya. Compare the services offered by the best operators on Viaferry.com.