Nusa Penida tours
Nusa Penida fast boat tickets and tours, planned around the real travel day.
Compare the classic west-side tour, the quieter east-side route, and exceptionally affordable Sanur to Nusa Penida fast boat tickets at IDR 195,000 one way or IDR 390,000 roundtrip per person.
Optional fast boat pickup adds IDR 100,000 per person from Ubud or IDR 75,000 per person from Sanur. Other Area pickup remains price on request through WhatsApp, and self-arrival at the confirmed harbor has no pickup charge.
Tours
Compare the main options on this route.
BESTSELLERWest Nusa Penida Full Day Tour
Hotel pickupFast boatPrivate carGuideLunchEntry fees
East Nusa Penida Tour
Hotel pickupFast boatPrivate carGuideLunchEntry fees
BEST PRICENusa Penida Fast Boat
Fast boat ticketLife jacketInsuranceHarbor assistance
Guides
Read the planning guides before you book.
Nusa Penida Entrance Fees 2026: What You Pay from 1 September
The September 2026 ticket update explained: beach entry prices, the island levy, Tree House photo fees, and West versus East route budgets before you book.
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Best Things to Do in Nusa Penida
Plan Nusa Penida with IDR 195,000 one-way fast boat tickets, transparent per-person pickup prices, realistic routes, and practical island advice.
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East Nusa Penida Tour Guide: Diamond Beach, Atuh Beach & Tree House
Plan an East Nusa Penida day tour covering Diamond Beach, Atuh Beach, Thousand Island Viewpoint, and the famous Rumah Pohon Tree House.
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Common questions before you choose.
Book the IDR 195,000 one-way or IDR 390,000 roundtrip fast boat if you already know how you will move around the island. Book the full tour if you want the route, transport, and timing handled together.
Pickup is optional and charged per person: Ubud adds IDR 100,000 and Sanur adds IDR 75,000. Other Area pickup is priced on request through WhatsApp, while self-arrival has no pickup charge.
For a first one-day visit, west Nusa Penida is usually the most practical because it covers the famous cliff viewpoints without trying to stretch across the whole island.
Yes, but it depends on road tolerance, harbor flow, and how much moving around your group is comfortable with. A private day tour is usually the easiest option for mixed groups.
