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Sanur to Nusa Penida Fast Boat Ferry Tickets

Sanur to Nusa Penida is Bali island-hopping at its busiest. The crossing is short, but the operator choice is not small. If a page shows only three boats here, frankly, it is not doing the job.


Operators on this route

Who sails Sanur to Nusa Penida

Known Sanur operator for quick Nusa Penida and Lembongan hops.
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Large comparison-name operator for Penida, Lembongan and some Gili itineraries.
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Direct Ferries-listed Sanur to Nusa Penida operator.
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Sanur to Nusa Penida operator for short-hop comparison shoppers.
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Sanur to Penida route name for price and timing comparisons.
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Useful Nusa operator for Penida and Lembongan comparisons.
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Sanur to Penida budget-comparison operator.
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Operator appearing on both Penida and Gili comparison searches.
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Banjar Nyuh is common, but tickets may say Toyapakeh, Buyuk, Sampalan or Maruti Port.

Possible stops:Usually direct; Some operators use different Penida jetties rather than intermediate stops.


Booking basics

Refunds, baggage and pickup notes

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Pick by departure time first, then landing port.

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Ask your driver to meet the exact harbor printed on the ticket.

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Budget tickets often exclude hotel pickup.

Cancellation rules, baggage allowance and hotel pickup are set by the operator and the seller, and they differ more than you would expect. Read the terms on your own booking before paying.

Cancellation policy guide · Baggage and hotel pickup · Support options


Travel tips

Before you sail

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Morning boats are calmer and easier for day trips.

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The road transfer to Sanur can take longer than the sea crossing.

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Buy the Rp25,000 Penida retribution voucher online before you travel — since February 2026 it is not sold at the jetty.


FAQs

Sanur to Nusa Penida ferry questions

Plan on 25-45 min. Weather, loading time and intermediate stops can move that number, so do not stack a tight airport transfer straight after the crossing.
Most tickets show Sanur Harbour for departure and Banjar Nyuh, Toyapakeh, Buyuk or Maruti Port on Nusa Penida for arrival. Read the harbor line, not just the island name. That small check saves a real taxi headache.
Banjar Nyuh is the common west-side landing, but tickets may show Toyapakeh, Buyuk, Sampalan or Maruti Port. If a driver is meeting you, send the exact harbor name.
Yes. Nusa Penida charges a tourist retribution fee of Rp25,000 per adult and Rp15,000 per child. Since 21 February 2026 it must be bought online before you arrive — it is no longer collected in cash at the jetty. Bali also charges a separate Rp150,000 tourist levy, paid once per visit through the official Love Bali app.

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