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Nusa Penida ferries

6 crossings run to and from Nusa Penida, across 4 different ports. Which one your ticket names decides your transfer.

Banjar Nyuh is public, busy and often the default Penida arrival people mean when they say “the harbor.” But Penida has more than one landing point. Toyapakeh sits right next to Banjar Nyuh, the same north coast landing. Buyuk is a separate, smaller port next to Sampalan on the northeast coast, roughly 7km away, despite sometimes being listed alongside Toyapakeh; and Maruti Port is a private jetty Maruti Fast Boat runs for its own sailings, distinct from the public cluster. Pretending they are all the same place is how people lose an hour before lunch. The Nusa Penida tourist retribution fee, Rp25,000 per adult and Rp15,000 per child, has to be bought online before you arrive; it is not sold for cash at any of these jetties any more.

City
Nusa Penida
Region
Bali, Indonesia
Routes
6
Type
Public fast-boat jetty

Ports

Ports at Nusa Penida

Read the port name on your ticket rather than the island name. These are not next to each other, and arriving at the wrong one is a real drive.

Banjar NyuhToyapakehBuyukSampalan

Routes

Crossings to and from Nusa Penida

Nusa Penida → Nusa Lembongan
about 15 to 30 min, depending on the piers Details
Nusa Lembongan → Nusa Penida
about 15 to 30 min, depending on the piers Details
Sanur → Nusa Penida
25-45 min Rp150,000–Rp250,000 Details
Nusa Penida → Sanur
25-45 min Rp150,000–Rp250,000 Details
Serangan → Nusa Penida
45-60 min Details
Nusa Penida → Serangan
45-60 min Details

Facilities

What you’ll find at Nusa Penida

1

Fast-boat arrival and departure zone

2

Local pickup area

3

Small shops and cafes

4

Taxi and scooter transfers

Local warnings

Before you travel to Nusa Penida

1

Send your driver the exact harbor name.

2

Do not assume Banjar Nyuh, Toyapakeh and Buyuk are interchangeable.

3

Buy the tourist retribution fee online before you travel; it is not sold for cash at the jetty.

FAQs

Nusa Penida ferry questions

No. It is a public Nusa Penida fast-boat jetty used by multiple operators.
Toyapakeh is right next to Banjar Nyuh, the same north coast landing. Buyuk and Sampalan are separate ports on the northeast coast, roughly 7km away and close to each other, not close to Banjar Nyuh despite sometimes being listed alongside it. Maruti Port is a private jetty run by Maruti Fast Boat for its own sailings, not part of the public cluster. Check your ticket before arranging pickup.
Yes. It is Rp25,000 per adult and Rp15,000 per child, and since 21 February 2026 it has to be purchased online before arrival rather than paid in cash at the harbour.

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