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Jungut Batu Port

Jungut Batu Ferry Port – The Main Gateway to Nusa Lembongan

Jungut Batu Port is the primary arrival and departure point for fast boats traveling between mainland Bali and Nusa Lembongan. Located on the northwest coast of Nusa Lembongan, Jungut Batu is not just a port — it’s the island’s vibrant coastal strip, known for its clear turquoise waters, beachfront cafés, and direct access to some of the island’s most stunning beaches.

Why Jungut Batu Port?

Jungut Batu is the most popular port on Nusa Lembongan for several reasons:

  • It’s where most fast boats from Bali (Sanur Port) arrive and depart

  • Located within walking distance of hotels, surf schools, beach clubs, and dive shops

  • Offers some of the best sunset views on the island

  • Smooth sandy beach landing — great for photos and easy access

 

Fast Boat Routes & Schedules

From Jungut Batu Port, travelers can board fast boats back to mainland Bali, or continue their island-hopping journey. Most boats arrive and depart from:

  • Sanur Port (the most frequent route)

  • Serangan Port (less frequent)

  • Padang Bai (via connecting routes or combo tickets)

Fast boat schedules typically run:

  • Morning departures: 08:00 – 11:00 AM

  • Afternoon returns: 12:00 – 04:00 PM
    Exact schedules depend on the operator and sea conditions.

 

Trusted Fast Boat Operators to Jungut Batu

Several established fast boat companies operate daily routes between Sanur and Jungut Batu, including:

  • D’Camel Fast Ferry

  • Rocky Fast Cruise

  • Glory Fast Boat

  • Marlin Fast Boat

  • Dream Beach Express

Each operator provides safety equipment, life jackets, and professional crew to ensure a comfortable crossing.

 

Getting To and From Jungut Batu Port

Once you arrive at Jungut Batu:

  • Hotels near the port are within walking distance

  • For farther locations (e.g. Dream Beach, Mushroom Bay), you can hire local transport such as scooters or pick-up trucks

  • Some boat operators offer complimentary drop-off services on the island

Travel time from Sanur to Jungut Batu by fast boat is approx. 30–45 minutes, depending on sea conditions.

 

Facilities at Jungut Batu Port

Though it’s a beach-based landing area and not a conventional “port,” Jungut Batu offers key traveler conveniences:

  • Ticket counters & check-in desks

  • Local warungs, restaurants, and mini-markets

  • Beachfront bars and coffee shops

  • Hotel pickup zones & transport booking desks

  • Nearby ATMs and money changers

Boarding and disembarking often involve stepping directly on the beach, so wear waterproof footwear.

 

Travel Tips

  • Pack light – you’ll be walking on sand during boarding and arrival.

  • Always check your boat time and arrive at least 30 minutes early.

  • If you’re prone to seasickness, take motion sickness medication before boarding.

  • Don’t forget your camera – the view from the boat as you approach Jungut Batu is breathtaking.

 

📞 Need Help Booking a Fast Boat to Jungut Batu?

Looking for a safe, fast, and affordable way to get to Nusa Lembongan? We partner with trusted operators and offer online booking with instant confirmation. Contact our team today to book your ticket and arrange hotel pickups from Sanur or Lembongan.

Frequently Asked Questions about Jungut Batu Port ?

Where is Jungut Batu Port located?

Jungut Batu is on the northwestern coastline of Nusa Lembongan, facing Bali and Mount Agung. It’s the main entry point for most visitors arriving by fast boat.

The crossing takes about 30 to 45 minutes, depending on the weather and sea conditions.

Yes, but it’s recommended to book in advance online to secure your seat, especially during weekends and peak travel seasons.

Many fast boat operators offer free hotel pickup and drop-off in Bali and Nusa Lembongan. Be sure to confirm this during booking.

Yes, local transport (pick-up trucks or scooters) is available at the port for a small fee.

Yes. The area is surrounded by cafés, restaurants, and beachfront bars, making it a convenient arrival spot.

Some limited services or combo trips to Nusa Penida and the Gilis are available, but most routes require returning to Bali first.

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