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Serangan ferries
10 crossings run to and from Serangan.
Serangan is the port people forget until the map tells them Sanur or Padang Bai is not actually the best answer. For Nusa Dua, Jimbaran and airport-side hotels, Serangan can be a clean move. For the Gilis, it is a longer sea crossing but a shorter road transfer from south Bali. That is the trade. Choose it deliberately.
City
Denpasar
Region
Bali, Indonesia
Routes
10
Type
Mixed fast-boat terminal
Routes
Crossings to and from Serangan
Serangan → Nusa Penida
45-60 min Details
Nusa Penida → Serangan
45-60 min Details
Serangan → Nusa Lembongan
40-55 min Details
Nusa Lembongan → Serangan
40-55 min Details
Serangan → Gili Trawangan
3-4 hours Details
Gili Trawangan → Serangan
3-4 hours Details
Serangan → Gili Air
3h 15m-4h 15m Details
Gili Air → Serangan
3h 15m-4h 15m Details
Serangan → Bangsal
3h 30m-4h 30m Details
Bangsal → Serangan
3h 30m-4h 30m Details
Facilities
What you’ll find at Serangan
1
Operator offices and waiting areas
2
Private transfer pickup points
3
Taxi and ride-hailing access nearby
4
Basic shops around the port
5
Larger south Bali departure footprint
Local warnings
Before you travel to Serangan
1
Use Serangan when it saves real road time.
2
For the Gilis, compare total hotel-to-hotel time against Padang Bai.
3
Longer water crossings deserve seasickness planning.
FAQs
Serangan ferry questions
Use Serangan for the Gilis if you are based in south Bali and want to avoid the long road transfer to Padang Bai.
Yes, especially on BlueWater-style services using Buyuk, but Sanur still has broader Penida frequency.