transport

By sea from Bali to Lombok and return

Padang Bai harbor (East of Bali) to Lembar Harbor (Southwest Lombok)
Ferries cross from Padangbai harbor to Lembar harbor every hour, 24 hours a day and the crossing takes 4 – 5 Hours (plus sometimes considerable waiting around for loading and unloading).
The Ferry ticket available at the harbor only (both Padang Bai or Lembar). Official ASDP (Indonesia Ferry) tariff. Apply from March 28th, 2018. Subject to change without prior notice

Ferry from Padang Bai Bali – Lembar Lombok

Daily service for 24 hours with scheduled departure per 1 hour and 4 hours trip duration.

Getting to Lombok by public ferry
The Islands; Bali and Lombok separated by Lombok Strait.
If you travel on a budget, public ferry is the alternative mode of transportation to reach Lombok. It departs from Padang Bai (East Bali) to Lembar (West Lombok). Ferry service departing every hour, operating 24 hours.

Public ferry – Bali To Lombok
Public ferries’ provide services for both passengers and vehicles.
The trip normally takes four hours (but it can be considerably longer in poor weather). This service runs 24 hours a day. It should be understood that this ferry has a poor safety record.

Disembark from Padangbai or arriving at Lembar Harbor do not let a local porter take your bags/luggage unless you have negotiated absolutely what you will pay before he puts his hands on your bags.

Best to avoid the service completely if possible as it can be fraught with complications over prices.

While they are cheap, it can cost quite a bit extra to get to Padangbai so its worth comparing all alternatives.

Lembar in the south-west of the island is Lombok’s main port and handles small freighters, fishing boats and the combination vehicle and passenger ferries heading westward to Bali.

Padang Bai (also Padangbai and Padang Bay) is a small port town in East Bali, the port for ferry terminal from/to Lombok. Situated in Northeast of Gianyar 29 km, from Kuta 62 km, and from Denpasar 56 km. Padangbai can be reached from Sanur in more and less 1 hour.

Getting from Lembar Harbor
If you’re arriving in Lembar and need transport, you’ll find the Lembar bemo drivers hard bargainers.

If you want to be free from the hassles, you can call our office:
+62 817 369 010 or +62 370 631 271 (min. a day in advanced), or email us at: info@trekkingrinjani.com, so we can provide private transfer service and send our representative to meet you there with your name on his/her paging board. See our page for more info: Private Transfer (Point to Point) 

Getting to Lombok by public ferry
The Islands; Bali and Lombok separated by Lombok Strait.
If you travel on a budget, public ferry is the alternative mode of transportation to reach Lombok. It departs from Padang Bai (East Bali) to Lembar (West Lombok). Ferry service departing every hour, operating 24 hours.

Public ferry – Bali To Lombok
Public ferries’ provide services for both passengers and vehicles.
The trip normally takes four hours (but it can be considerably longer in poor weather). This service runs 24 hours a day. It should be understood that this ferry has a poor safety record.

Disembark from Padangbai or arriving at Lembar Harbor do not let a local porter take your bags/luggage unless you have negotiated absolutely what you will pay before he puts his hands on your bags.

Best to avoid the service completely if possible as it can be fraught with complications over prices.

While they are cheap, it can cost quite a bit extra to get to Padangbai so its worth comparing all alternatives.

Lembar in the south west of the island is Lombok’s main port and handles small freighters, fishing boats and the combination vehicle and passenger ferries heading westward to Bali.

Padang Bai (also Padangbai and Padang Bay) is a small port town in East Bali, the port for ferry terminal from/to Lombok. Situated in Northeast of Gianyar 29 km, from Kuta 62 km, and from Denpasar 56 km. Padangbai can be reached from Sanur in more and less 1 hour.

Getting from Lembar Harbor
If you’re arriving in Lembar and need transport, you’ll find the Lembar bemo drivers hard bargainers.

Crossing By Public ferry (Bali-Lombok)

Tips: If you are leaving from Lombok, chances are high that someone will approach you and offer the ticket to Bali for same or cheaper than going the current rate of Rp 36,000 (March 2011). They’ll also try to move you past official ticket offices (at the entrance gates of the harbor). It may be cheaper, however, you won’t get an official ticket, or get only second part of it (the first one normally goes to the security on the pier). So, you may end up without a valid ticket and, if some security check happens, may have to pay again and suffer a lot of confusion. Just buy the ticket at the official ticket booth.
Stay safe

The ferries used on the run between Lombok and Bali do not conform to many Internationally recognized safety and operational standards. It is prudent to keep alert and be aware of your position and situation whilst on board and make yourself aware of the positioning of life preserving equipment. If inside the main cabin or below decks try to ensure you orient yourself to the layout of the ships decks and emergency exits especially if traveling at night. You should maintain a clear head and use caution at all times when embarking and disembarking as the decks and ramps can be slippery and the passengers can at times behave in a chaotic manner especially when disembarking.

Be aware that heavy vehicles as well as cars and motorbikes are moving onto and off the ships at the dock and will using the same loading ramp as the passengers. Be careful to keep track of your bags and watch out for pick pockets if in a crowd waiting to board or disembark.

Lombok To Sumbawa
Public Ferry from Lombok to Sumbawa, daily departure from Labuan Kayangan (East Lombok) to Pototano (West Sumbawa). Travel time is approx 1,5 hour.

 Fast boat from Padang bai harbor Bali to Senggigi Port Lombok
All trips include hotel transfers in Bali area, insurance, buffet morning coffee/tea prior departure and mineral water served on board. Our Check in point from our private facility in Padangbai Harbor ensures a comfortable waiting area upon arrival and departure, with toilets, showers and full restaurant facilities. Sphere of our operation is high speed boat transport from Bali to Gili Islands and Lombok.

By Fast Boat from Bali To Lombok and return

Other book and reservation directly fast boat from Bali to Lombok and select arrive in Lombok harbor names below;

http://ekajayafastboat.com/daily-schedules.html arrive at Teluk Nare Lombok
http://marinasrikandi.com/ arrive at Teluk Nare Lombok
http://www.scootcruise.com/ arrive at Senggigi Lombok
http://www.bluewater-express.com/ arrive at Teluk Kodek Lombok
http://www.kudahitamexpress.com/schedule-rates.php arrive at Bangsal Lombok
http://mahimahidewata.com/ arrive at Senggigi Lombok

Trekking Mount Rinjani organizer
Offering tour packages to climb Mount Rinjani, Lombok and surrounding areas as well as organizers of group or private tour guides for all activities involving sports and adventure volcanoes complete hiking, trekking, climbing, camping packages at Rinjani Mountain National Park on Lombok Island Indonesia

Copyright ©Trekking Rinjani owned by Mr. Satya Budi
All above content copyright ©trekkingrinjani site owned and governed by Mr. Satya Budi since 1999.
In accessing the site ©Trekking Rinjani you must agree that you are only able to download the contents for personal gain which is not commercial.
You are not permitted to copy, broadcast the photos, titles, descriptions and the above material, download, store (in any medium), displays or played in public or adapt or change in any way with the content of this site is ©Trekking Rinjani with any purpose without first get written permission from ©Trekking Rinjani, many of the trekking organizer have been emulating copyrighted material that we made since 1999 by Mr. Satya Budi

How Getting To Lombok from Bali and return

Padangbai harbor (East of Bali) to Lembar Harbor (Southwest Lombok)

Ferries cross from Padangbai harbor to Lembar harbor every hour, 24 hours a day and the crossing takes 4 – 5 Hours (plus sometimes considerable waiting around for loading and unloading).

The Ferry ticket available at the harbor only (both Padang Bai or Lembar).
Official ASDP (Indonesia Ferry) tariff. Apply from March 28th, 2018.
Subject to change without prior notice

Slow Ferry from Padangbai Bali TO Lembar Lombok

Daily service for 24 hours with scheduled departure per 1 hour and 4 hours trip duration.

Getting to Lombok by public ferry
The Islands; Bali and Lombok separated by Lombok Strait.
If you travel on a budget, public ferry is the alternative mode of transportation to reach Lombok. It departs from Padang Bai (East Bali) to Lembar (West Lombok). Ferry service departing every hour, operating 24 hours.

Public ferry – Bali To Lombok
Public ferries’ provide services for both passengers and vehicles.
The trip normally takes four hours (but it can be considerably longer in poor weather). This service runs 24 hours a day. It should be understood that this ferry has a poor safety record.

Disembark from Padangbai or arriving at Lembar Harbor do not let a local porter take your bags/luggage unless you have negotiated absolutely what you will pay before he puts his hands on your bags.

Best to avoid the service completely if possible as it can be fraught with complications over prices.

While they are cheap, it can cost quite a bit extra to get to Padangbai so its worth comparing all alternatives.

Lembar in the south-west of the island is Lombok’s main port and handles small freighters, fishing boats and the combination vehicle and passenger ferries heading westward to Bali.

Padang Bai (also Padangbai and Padang Bay) is a small port town in East Bali, the port for ferry terminal from/to Lombok. Situated in Northeast of Gianyar 29 km, from Kuta 62 km, and from Denpasar 56 km. Padangbai can be reached from Sanur in more and less 1 hour.

Getting from Lembar Harbor
If you’re arriving in Lembar and need transport, you’ll find the Lembar bemo drivers hard bargainers.

If you want to be free from the hassles, you can call our office:
+62 370 631 271 (min. a day in advanced), or email us at: info@trekkingrinjani.com, so we can provide private transfer service and send our representative to meet you there with your name on his/her paging board. See our page for more info: Private Transfer (Point to Point) 

Getting to Lombok by public ferry
The Islands; Bali and Lombok separated by Lombok Strait.
If you travel on a budget, public ferry is the alternative mode of transportation to reach Lombok. It departs from Padang Bai (East Bali) to Lembar (West Lombok). Ferry service departing every hour, operating 24 hours.

Public ferry – Bali To Lombok
Public ferries’ provide services for both passengers and vehicles.
The trip normally takes four hours (but it can be considerably longer in poor weather). This service runs 24 hours a day. It should be understood that this ferry has a poor safety record.

Disembark from Padangbai or arriving at Lembar Harbor do not let a local porter take your bags/luggage unless you have negotiated absolutely what you will pay before he puts his hands on your bags.

Best to avoid the service completely if possible as it can be fraught with complications over prices.

While they are cheap, it can cost quite a bit extra to get to Padangbai so its worth comparing all alternatives.

Lembar in the south west of the island is Lombok’s main port and handles small freighters, fishing boats and the combination vehicle and passenger ferries heading westward to Bali.

Padang Bai (also Padangbai and Padang Bay) is a small port town in East Bali, the port for ferry terminal from/to Lombok. Situated in Northeast of Gianyar 29 km, from Kuta 62 km, and from Denpasar 56 km. Padangbai can be reached from Sanur in more and less 1 hour.

Getting from Lembar Harbor
If you’re arriving in Lembar and need transport, you’ll find the Lembar bemo drivers hard bargainers.

If you want to be free from the hassles, you can call our office:
+62 370 631 271 (min. a day in advanced), or email us at: info@trekkingrinjani.com, so we can provide private transfer service and send our representative to meet you there with your name on his/her paging board. See our page for more info: Private Transfer (Point to Point)

Crossing By Public ferry (Bali-Lombok)

Tips: If you are leaving from Lombok, chances are high that someone will approach you and offer the ticket to Bali for same or cheaper than going the current rate of Rp 36,000 (March 2011). They’ll also try to move you past official ticket offices (at the entrance gates of the harbor). It may be cheaper, however, you won’t get an official ticket, or get only second part of it (the first one normally goes to the security on the pier). So, you may end up without a valid ticket and, if some security check happens, may have to pay again and suffer a lot of confusion. Just buy the ticket at the official ticket booth.
Stay safe

The ferries used on the run between Lombok and Bali do not conform to many Internationally recognized safety and operational standards. It is prudent to keep alert and be aware of your position and situation whilst on board and make yourself aware of the positioning of life preserving equipment. If inside the main cabin or below decks try to ensure you orient yourself to the layout of the ships decks and emergency exits especially if traveling at night. You should maintain a clear head and use caution at all times when embarking and disembarking as the decks and ramps can be slippery and the passengers can at times behave in a chaotic manner especially when disembarking.

Be aware that heavy vehicles as well as cars and motorbikes are moving onto and off the ships at the dock and will using the same loading ramp as the passengers. Be careful to keep track of your bags and watch out for pick pockets if in a crowd waiting to board or disembark.

Lombok To Sumbawa
Public Ferry from Lombok to Sumbawa, daily departure from Labuan Kayangan (East Lombok) to Pototano (West Sumbawa). Travel time is approx 1,5 hour.

 Fast boat from Padang bai harbor Bali to Senggigi Port Lombok
All trips include hotel transfers in Bali area, insurance, buffet morning coffee/tea prior departure and mineral water served on board. Our Check in point from our private facility in Padangbai Harbor ensures a comfortable waiting area upon arrival and departure, with toilets, showers and full restaurant facilities. Sphere of our operation is high speed boat transport from Bali to Gili Islands and Lombok.

By Fast Boat from Bali To Lombok and return

Other book and reservation directly fast boat from Bali to Lombok and select arrive in Lombok harbor names below;

http://ekajayafastboat.com/daily-schedules.html arrive at Teluk Nare Lombok
http://marinasrikandi.com/ arrive at Teluk Nare Lombok
http://www.scootcruise.com/ arrive at Senggigi Lombok
http://www.bluewater-express.com/ arrive at Teluk Kodek Lombok
http://www.kudahitamexpress.com/schedule-rates.php arrive at Bangsal Lombok
http://mahimahidewata.com/ arrive at Senggigi Lombok

Trekking Mount Rinjani organizer
Offering tour packages to climb Mount Rinjani, Lombok and surrounding areas as well as organizers of group or private tour guides for all activities involving sports and adventure volcanoes complete hiking, trekking, climbing, camping packages at Rinjani Mountain National Park on Lombok Island Indonesia

Copyright ©Trekking Rinjani owned by Mr. Satya Budi
All above content copyright ©trekkingrinjani site owned and governed by Mr. Satya Budi since 1999.
In accessing the site ©Trekking Rinjani you must agree that you are only able to download the contents for personal gain which is not commercial.
You are not permitted to copy, broadcast the photos, titles, descriptions and the above material, download, store (in any medium), displays or played in public or adapt or change in any way with the content of this site is ©Trekking Rinjani with any purpose without first get written permission from ©Trekking Rinjani, many of the trekking organizer have been emulating copyrighted material that we made since 1999 by Mr. Satya Budi