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Balidive site Manta Point is a limestone outcrop off Tanjung Pandan, near the far west side of Nusa Penida island. The above water scenery is spectacular, with sheer limestone cliffs cut by the swell that pounds the coast all year round. The difficulty of Manta Point dive site comes from the swell which can sometimes be really big and strong
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Vay Tiáťn Nhanh. Which island chain is better? The Nusa islands off of Bali or the Gili islands off of Lombok? Each is a set of three islands located close together, but thatâs where the similarities end. Thereâs a big difference in vibe and things to do. Which should you visit if youâre low on time? Having been to all of them, some of them multiple times over the last 10 years, Iâm here to help you choose Location of the Nusas vs. GilisGetting aroundThings to doVibe of the Nusas vs. GilisAccommodation on the Nusas vs. Gilis Location of the Nusas vs. Gilis Hanging out in Nusa Ceningan The Nusa islands are a half hour boat ride away from Baliâs southeast coast. Theyâre comprised of Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Ceningan, and Nusa Penida. You can drive across a bridge to access Nusa Ceningan from Lembongan. Both of these islands are small and easy to explore within the course of a day or two, though youâll want to rent a motorbike to get the job done. Nusa Penida is a ferry ride away from Lembongan and is much larger than the other two Nusas and the Gilis. This one takes several days or even a week to do justice. The Gilis â Gili Air, Trawangan, and Meno, by contrast, are a short, 20-minute boat ride away from Lombok either by public boat, tourist boat, or private speed boat. You can also take a speed ferry to get there from Bali, which takes around 3 hours. Iâve done them all, and prefer the public boat from Lombok since itâs cheap and easy. The Gilis are small, flat, and pretty similar to each other in size and topography. Each has its own vibe, though. Getting around Kelingking On Nusa Penida Island. This might be the dealbreaker for you in terms of which set of islands to visit. The Gilis are easily accessible by foot or bicycle. the narrow streets are made of sand, and you wonât see cars or motorbikes there. For our upcoming trip with my baby, thatâs exactly why we are picking them. The Nusa islands, particularly Nusa Penida, require something motorized. Theyâre mountainous, rocky, and rugged, and youâll want a motorbike to get around. Itâs best if youâre confident on that motorbike when on Penida, because the roads can be terrible! Iâve driven motorbikes all over Southeast Asia, but the rocky, sandy, and steep nature of the roads on Nusa Penida made me nervous. You could take a tour from Bali to get around if youâre uncomfortable with a motorbike. You can also hire a driver for around $65/day. Things to do sunset on Gili Air The easiest way to choose between the two is to ask yourself how much of an itinerary you want. Do you want to chill on the beach or get out and do things all day? The Gilis are small, flat islands, and are not the place to try to pack your schedule and see and do a bunch of things. Gili Air is a great place to get dive certified â I did my freediving training there â or hang out at a beach bar, walk a slack line, play in a pool, and eat at the restaurants and cafes. Itâs easy to hire a boat for the day to island hop, swim and snorkel, and drink beers with friends. The water is calm and, though grassy and sometimes full of coral, the beaches are nice too. Gili Trawangan is similar in that you can do dive certifications and eat and drink well. Itâs more of a party island, and known as a place to participate in activities of the psychedelic variety. The beaches and bars are similar to Air. Gili Meno is the quietest of the three, with fewer restaurants and accommodation options, but a great place to get away from the party vibe. I prefer Air out of the three. You can read my comparison of Gili Air vs. Trawangan if youâre choosing between those two. For me, the Gilis have been just right for meeting up with friends I hadnât seen in a while, chilling for a week after climbing Mt. Rinjani, or going back to islands that I know are going to be easy and without motorized scooters to worry about. The Nusa islands are less of a place to just post up and chill. While you could do that, youâd be missing out on all there is to do there. The Blue Lagoon on Nusa Ceningan Nusa Ceningan has the blue lagoon, Mahana point cliff jump, a surf break, and more. Nusa Lembongan has mangroves, dream beach, the Devilâs tear, and and sunset tide pools. itâs best to take a motorbike out for the day and explore. Nusa Penidaâs diamond beach Nusa Penida has Kelingking Beach, Angelâs billabong, an area to swim with Manta rays, and unique accommodation like the Rumah Pohon treehouse. Itâs rocky and mountainous, meaning youâll encounter a lot of stairs to get down to the beaches. Out of all of the Nusas, it was my favorite. You can see my trip highlights here Vibe of the Nusas vs. Gilis Gili Air â come here to hang and chill The Nusa islands are Balinese, and youâll see similar architecture, temples, and culture to what you find on Bali. The locals are lovely, and Nusa Penida has a wildness to it that I loved. The Gilis are more about the chill and the party, though youâll also hear the sounds of mosques and encounter a much smaller population. Though Iâm sure some people are actually from these islands, I get the sense itâs mostly transplants and the islands are mostly devoted to tourism while the Nusas are lived in, and have their own populations and culture. It used to be that the Nusas had a bit less tourism than the Gilis, though recently there have been queues to take photos at the Kelingking beach overlook, crowds in the water with the Mantas, and more people taking day trips from Bali. Accommodation on the Nusas vs. Gilis The Rumah Pohon treehouse The Nusa islands have a nice range of accommodation options from simple bungalows to the treehouse pictured above though I donât recommend staying there, to beautiful Airbnbs and beach resorts. The Gilis are mostly bungalows, often centered around a pool. Dorms arenât in large supply in any of the islands, but you can find affordable private rooms in the $20 range that are quite nice. It also seems to be a thing to have outdoor bathrooms/showers on the Gilis, which I love. The only thing I donât love is the water coming out of the shower seems to be brackish, which isnât the best for my hair. A small price to pay to enjoy the chill of the islands. Which set of islands you choose will come down to your preferences for what you want to do with your time, how much you want to explore, and the atmosphere youâre looking for. If you want to party, chill by the beach, or get scuba certified, pick the Gilis. If you want something adventurous with lots of things to do and donât mind driving a motorbike or climbing stairs to go to beaches, pick the Nusas. Thereâs no doubt the latter are more beautiful, though theyâll require a bit more adventurousness.
There is 1 way to get from Gili Islands to Nusa Penida by ferry Select an option below to see step-by-step directions and to compare ticket prices and travel times in Rome2Rio's travel planner. Public boat, ferry ⢠3h 34m Take the Public boat from Gili Meno to Bangsal Take the ferry from Bangsal to Penida Questions & Answers What is the cheapest way to get from Gili Islands to Nusa Penida? The cheapest way to get from Gili Islands to Nusa Penida is to Public boat and ferry which costs 2 000 â´ - 2 800 â´ and takes 3h 34m. More details What is the fastest way to get from Gili Islands to Nusa Penida? The quickest way to get from Gili Islands to Nusa Penida is to Public boat and ferry which costs 2 000 â´ - 2 800 â´ and takes 3h 34m. More details How far is it from Gili Islands to Nusa Penida? The distance between Gili Islands and Nusa Penida is 72 km. How do I travel from Gili Islands to Nusa Penida without a car? The best way to get from Gili Islands to Nusa Penida without a car is to Public boat and ferry which takes 3h 34m and costs 2 000 â´ - 2 800 â´. More details How long does it take to get from Gili Islands to Nusa Penida? It takes approximately 3h 34m to get from Gili Islands to Nusa Penida, including transfers. More details Where can I stay near Nusa Penida? There are 812+ hotels available in Nusa Penida. Prices start at 3 750 â´ per night. More details What companies run services between Gili Islands, Indonesia and Nusa Penida, Indonesia? There is no direct connection from Gili Islands to Nusa Penida. However, you can take the Public boat to Bangsal, take the ferry to Penida, then take the taxi to Nusa Penida. Ave. Duration 30 min Frequency Hourly Estimated price 30 â´ - 50 â´ Scoot Cruise Bluewater Express Want to know more about travelling around Indonesia Rome2Rio's Travel Guide series provide vital information for the global traveller. Filled with useful and timely travel information, the guides answer all the hard questions - such as 'How do I buy a ticket?', 'Should I book online before I travel? ', 'How much should I expect to pay?', 'Do the trains and buses have Wifi?' - to help you get the most out of your next trip.
SMStarted late but arrived before Speedboat, Wijaya Buyuk, Jun 14, 2023 KKatrin Booking easy, check-in uncomplicated. Staff helpful and friendly. Departed with 1 hour delay. No aircondition on board. Overall ok for the Speedboat, Starfish Fast Boat, Jun 6, 2023 AMAmandine MGreat ! On Time at the arrival harbourFerry Speedboat, Wijaya Buyuk, May 28, 2023 DVDaniel VWas expecting the worst regarding the reviews but in the end it was ok. The boat isnât meant to go over open sea and has no a/c. But we dit arrive earlier than scheduled and at the right Speedboat, Starfish Fast Boat, May 27, 2023 KLKatarina LThe speedboat was over an hour late. During the transport, the whole interior smelled of exhaust to the point that I was breathing through my Speedboat, Starfish Fast Boat, May 19, 2023 JWJohn Wleft the port one hour lateďź and arrived 2 hours late, too much wrong informationFerry Speedboat, Sunfish Fast Boat, May 19, 2023 DRDavid RThe boat is small and overfilled with people. No AC, multiple long stops on other islands, super hot, outside you'll get super wet. The water even gets inside. Worst ferry I ever Speedboat, Wijaya Buyuk, May 10, 2023 ATAmanda TBoat came more than one hour later, when entering there was only space upstairs. The music was so loud upstairs that you could feel it in your chest and ears were painful. They were punching people to buy beers and other drinks and didnât want to lower the music down after several Speedboat, Wijaya Buyuk, May 4, 2023 IDIlaria DThe trip was overall very comfortable, with new boat and helpful staff. We left a bit later than scheduled, but nothing dramatic and also that's something very normal to happen when travelling to the islands, given dependency on sea conditions. Most importantly, the boat felt very Speedboat, Wijaya Buyuk, Apr 27, 2023 ZKZsofia KI was surprised to see that everything went really smooth. The boat was only 10 minutes late at departure, but on time at the destination. The travel time was even less than stated. From Gili Air I got to Nusa Penida directly, did not have to change boats or anything. You could buy beers, water and soft drinks on the boat. Seats were quite comfy, staff was nice. Very well Speedboat, Wijaya Buyuk, Apr 5, 2023
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