One-way Ticket Fast Boat from Sanur Bali or Nusa Penida
A quick hop to Nusa Penida. This one-way fast boat ticket is a simple way to cross between Sanur Harbor and Banjar Nyuh Harbor in about 45 minutes, without paying cruise-level prices. I especially like the focus on comfort and safety with modern boat facilities, and the fact it’s priced at $12.22 per person for a one-way trip.
The schedules are also flexible, so you can match the crossing to your day plan instead of forcing it. One drawback to plan for: this ticket does not include hotel transfer, so you’ll need your own way to reach Sanur Harbor (and later, handle your side of Banjar Nyuh).
The operator uses an easy online booking flow and sends confirmation at booking time, which helps if you’re juggling other reservations. The trip runs with a cap of 100 travelers, so it’s not a giant floating crowd on paper—just a fairly contained ferry day.
In This Review
- Key Highlights That Matter
- Sanur to Nusa Penida: The 45-Minute Route That Saves Your Day
- Angel Billabong Fast Boat vs El Rey Fast Cruise (and How to Choose)
- Price and Value: Why $12.22 Can Feel Fair
- What the Booking Experience Gets Right (Seat, Confirmation, Real Support)
- Timing Tips: Picking the Right Departure Time From Sanur
- Arriving at Banjar Nyuh: Why the Dock Matters
- Comfort and Safety: Modern Facilities, Short Time, Sensible Expectations
- The Review Signals: What People Seem to Like Most
- Should You Book This One-Way Sanur Fast Boat?
- FAQ
- How long is the one-way fast boat ride?
- Where does the fast boat depart and arrive?
- What boats are available on this route?
- What is included in the price?
- Is hotel transfer included?
- Can I cancel for free?
Key Highlights That Matter

- Sanur Harbor to Banjar Nyuh Harbor in ~45 minutes on a one-way ticket
- Two specific boat options: Angel Billabong Fast Boat or El Rey Fast Cruise
- Multiple departure times from Sanur and from Nusa Penida, so you can plan better
- Comfort and safety focus with modern facilities and safety standards
- Good value at $12.22 one-way, since the ticket is the only included cost
- Small-ish group cap: maximum 100 travelers
Sanur to Nusa Penida: The 45-Minute Route That Saves Your Day

If your plan is to hit Nusa Penida without losing half your daylight to travel, this fast boat route is built for that. The journey is listed as about 45 minutes, and it runs one-way between Sanur Bali (Sanur Harbor) and Nusa Penida (Banjar Nyuh Harbor). That timing matters because Nusa Penida days can be intense once you’re on the island, so anything that reduces dead time feels like a win.
The trip also keeps things straightforward: it’s one-way. You’re not signing up for a round-trip bundle or an all-day package. That’s great when you want to stay flexible—maybe you’re coming from Bali for just a night, or you’ve got another transfer booked on your return side.
Still, quick trips have one reality you’ll want to respect: you’ll want to time your ride to the harbor and your next pickup on the arrival side. Since the ticket does not include hotel transfer, you’re responsible for getting to the dock and onward from Banjar Nyuh.
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Angel Billabong Fast Boat vs El Rey Fast Cruise (and How to Choose)
This is one of the best parts of the offer: you get a choice of two services while still sticking to the same route. Both run between Sanur Harbor and Banjar Nyuh Harbor on Nusa Penida.
Angel Billabong Fast Boat schedules
- Sanur to Nusa Penida: 07:30, 08:30, 10:00, 14:15, 17:00
- Nusa Penida to Sanur: 07:20, 09:00, 13:00, 16:00
El Rey Fast Cruise schedules
- Sanur to Nusa Penida: 08:15, 11:50
- Nusa Penida to Sanur: 10:15, 17:00
How I’d choose: pick the option that lines up with your plans, not the one with the most departures. If your schedule is tight, Angel Billabong tends to give you more time slots from Sanur and back from the island. If your timing matches El Rey’s specific departures, you can take that option without needing a complicated plan.
Also, think about what you’re trying to protect: if you want the earliest start on Nusa Penida, the morning departures from Sanur are where the flexibility shows up. If you’re trying to avoid rushing, later options (like the afternoon and early evening times) can help you keep your day calmer.
Price and Value: Why $12.22 Can Feel Fair

At $12.22 per person for a one-way ticket, this is priced like a budget-first transport option. The big value question isn’t the number alone—it’s what you’re actually buying.
Included:
- One-way fast boat ticket
Not included:
- Hotel transfer
So the “deal” is real if you can get yourself to the harbor with minimal friction. If you’re already staying near Sanur and can reach Sanur Harbor easily, the price becomes a strong part of your overall itinerary cost. If you’re staying far away and need an expensive transfer, the effective value drops a bit.
One more value angle: you’re paying for speed and convenience, not an all-in-one day tour. If you like controlling your own pacing on Nusa Penida, this works. If you want someone to handle every link in the chain, you may find yourself spending time arranging dock-to-hotel connections on your own.
What the Booking Experience Gets Right (Seat, Confirmation, Real Support)

The booking flow is designed to be easy: you book online, and you get confirmation at booking time. That matters because ferry timing errors are painful. A clear confirmation reduces stress when you’re planning multiple moving pieces.
The service also emphasizes guaranteed comfort and safety, with modern facilities and safety standards. While no ticket removes every possible travel variable, having a provider that explicitly states safety and comfort goals is reassuring for a short boat ride where you don’t want surprises.
There’s also a human touch in the way support shows up. One of the responses you’ll see is signed by Ramadana, thanking guests and looking forward to welcoming them back. That doesn’t mean the boat experience is magically perfect, but it does suggest the operation isn’t just an automated listing.
The max size is also listed: up to 100 travelers. Even if boats can still feel crowded depending on conditions, a stated cap is helpful when you’re comparing options.
Timing Tips: Picking the Right Departure Time From Sanur

With multiple departures from Sanur, you can treat the boat like a tool, not a constraint. The Sanur to Nusa Penida schedule for Angel Billabong includes 07:30, 08:30, 10:00, 14:15, and 17:00. El Rey adds 08:15 and 11:50. That spread covers early mornings and later departures.
Here’s how to think about it in practice:
- Choose an earlier crossing if you want more daylight on Nusa Penida.
- Choose a mid-morning departure if you want a slower start in Bali.
- Choose a later boat if you want to avoid rushing after a busy morning.
Because the crossing is about 45 minutes, your day plan is more about what you do on either end than the ride itself. The boat is short. So the timing decision should protect your next activity—not just your ferry time.
Also remember this: you’re not buying a round-trip here. If you’re planning return travel, check the Nusa Penida to Sanur departure slots too. Angel Billabong lists 07:20, 09:00, 13:00, and 16:00 on the return side, and El Rey lists 10:15 and 17:00.
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Arriving at Banjar Nyuh: Why the Dock Matters

You’ll arrive at Banjar Nyuh Harbor on Nusa Penida. That detail matters because Nusa Penida lodging can be scattered, and your next leg of travel depends on where you’re staying.
Since hotel transfer is not included, arrival timing should line up with your plan for getting from the harbor to your base. If you’ve booked a tour or a pickup on the island, treat Banjar Nyuh Harbor as your anchor point for timing.
The dock-to-where-you’re-going part is often what makes fast transport feel smooth or stressful. With a short boat ride, you don’t have much cushion for delays on the island side, so plan your next step with some margin.
Comfort and Safety: Modern Facilities, Short Time, Sensible Expectations

The provider explicitly promises comfort and safety, with modern facilities and safety standards. For a ride that’s about 45 minutes, that’s exactly what you hope to see: clarity that the operator cares about how the journey feels and how it’s run.
That said, fast boats are still boats. Wind, water conditions, and crowding can change the feel of any crossing. The best mindset is sensible: expect a quick route and prioritize timing. If you’re prone to motion discomfort, you’ll want to plan accordingly, even if the listing doesn’t spell out onboard amenities.
What I like is that the message is consistent: modern facilities, safety standards, peace of mind, comfort. It’s not trying to sell you on a fancy day; it’s selling you on a practical transfer that works.
The Review Signals: What People Seem to Like Most

The rating is 4.9 with 57 reviews, and 98% recommend the experience. The feedback that shows up is simple and positive—people describe it as a good experience and say they’d recommend it.
One response is signed by Ramadana, thanking a guest who traveled with their sisters and expressing hope to welcome them again. That kind of reply is a small detail, but it fits the overall pattern: the experience is being treated like a real service, not a random ticket.
I’d use the review signals like this: the praise is broad and high, so it’s a safe bet for basic transport. If you’re choosing a one-way crossing where you mainly care about arriving on time and not feeling unsafe, this rating profile supports that choice.
Should You Book This One-Way Sanur Fast Boat?
Book it if you want a straightforward one-way fast boat with flexible departures, and you can handle getting to Sanur Harbor and onward from Banjar Nyuh. At $12.22, it’s strong value for budget travelers who prefer to run their own Nusa Penida schedule.
Skip it (or look for an add-on) if you want hotel pickup included. Since transfers are not included, you may end up paying for transportation separately anyway, especially if your Bali accommodation is far from Sanur.
Also, consider your timing needs. Angel Billabong offers more departure options from Sanur and back from Nusa Penida, while El Rey Fast Cruise is more limited to specific time slots. If your schedule doesn’t match those windows, your “best deal” might not be the one you can actually use that day.
In short: this is a practical, affordable transport link with high satisfaction signals. If your goal is to get to Nusa Penida efficiently, it’s a smart booking to make.
FAQ
How long is the one-way fast boat ride?
The journey time is listed as approximately 45 minutes.
Where does the fast boat depart and arrive?
Boats depart from Sanur Harbor and arrive at Banjar Nyuh Harbor on Nusa Penida.
What boats are available on this route?
You can choose between Angel Billabong Fast Boat and El Rey Fast Cruise.
What is included in the price?
The price includes the one-way fast boat ticket.
Is hotel transfer included?
No, hotel transfer is not included.
Can I cancel for free?
Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and changes within 24 hours of the start time are not accepted.
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