Ferries from
Gili Islands to Bali
Ferries from
Gili Islands to Bali
The crossing time by ferry from Gili Islands to Bali ranges between routes, operators and ships. The Gili Air Padang Bai ferry on average approximately takes 2 hours. The distance from Gili Air to Padang Bai is approximately 36 nautical miles. The Gili Air Amed ferry takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. The fastest ferry from Gili Islands to Bali is from Gili Air to Amed. The distance from Gili Air Amed is 26 nautical miles with a crossing time of approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes. FreeBird Express and Marlin Fast Boat offer this route with 14 sailings weekly combined.
| From | To | Average price | |
|---|---|---|---|
From Gili TrawanganGili Islands |
To Padang BaiBali |
Average price$68.14 | |
From Gili TrawanganGili Islands |
To SeranganBali |
Average price$108.14 | |
From Gili TrawanganGili Islands |
To SanurBali |
Average price$64.46 |
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Indonesia's Gili Islands offer a slice of tropical paradise with pristine white beaches and clear turquoise waters perfect for snorkeling and diving among vibrant coral reefs. This car-free archipelago has three small islands - Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air - each with its own charm. Visitors can explore the islands by bicycle or horse-drawn carriage while seeing amazing marine life like sea turtles and colorful fish. The islands host the yearly Gili Trawangan Festival, bringing together music, art, and beach activities. From Lombok's Bangsal Harbor, travelers can easily reach these islands by ferry, making them a great stop for anyone exploring Indonesia. The Gilis also make a good starting point for trips to Bali, Lombok, and other parts of Indonesia.
Bali wins hearts with its perfect mix of beautiful beaches, green landscapes, and rich culture. This Indonesian island gives visitors a special experience where old temples stand against backdrops of volcanoes and rice fields. Check out Ubud's spiritual center with its monkey forest and art markets, or see the Uluwatu Temple on the cliffs for amazing ocean views. Beach fans head to Kuta and Seminyak for surfing and sunsets, while Nusa Dua has luxury resorts. The island comes alive during Nyepi (Day of Silence) and Galungan celebrations, showing off Balinese Hindu traditions through colorful ceremonies. While Bali itself needs air travel, ferries connect it to nearby Lombok, the Gili Islands, and Nusa Penida, making it easy to hop between islands and see more of Indonesia's tropical treasures. Bali's friendly people and natural beauty create memories that stay with you long after you leave.
