CORONA VIRUS UPDATE:

Since April 24th, 2020, all Airport and Seaport in Indonesia closed temporarily to stop the spread of the covid-19 viruses.

For businessmen and prospective passengers with the exception, they must meet the COVID-19 handling protocol by filling out the documents and attaching them before departure. read more...

If you travel on a low budget, public ferry is the alternative mode of transportation. Ferry service depart every interval of one hour, operating 24 hours a day, unless weather condition does not permitted. 

Geographically, the island of Lombok is flanked by two islands: Bali on the west and Sumbawa on the east, as an entrance as well as a liaison between islands; from the west side through the Lembar port, separated by Lombok Strait, and the east side through the Kayangan port, separated by Alas Strait. 

Ferry tariff details  | F.A.Q  |  Travel Tips

Ferry tariff details  | F.A.Q  |  Travel Tips

The below tariff apply for both passengers and vehicles. The price for the vehicle includes people or driver/passengers.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Is this website belongs to ferry company?

A: No, it isn't. We are a travel company who sells tours, attractions, and vacation packages. We provide this information to be accessible by travelers to gain their memorable experiences in Bali and Lombok.

Question: During bad weather condition, are the ferries still run/operate?

Answer: Yes it does, but the schedule might not fixed and many delays. In this conditional weather condition, first come first served apply. All technical handling and departures available at the port. You should come and go show yourself.

Public FERRY from: LOMBOK - SUMBAWA

Public Ferry from Lombok to Sumbawa, departure from Labuan Kayangan (East Lombok) to Pototano (West Sumbawa).

PASSENGER ONLY

ADULT:..........IDR 21,000

CHILDREN:.....IDR 13,000

Travel Tips

• During disembark from Padang Bai or arriving at Lembar Harbour, do not let a local porter take your bags/luggage unless you have negotiated absolutely what you will pay before he puts his hands on your bags. Best to avoid the service completely if possible as it can be fraught with complications over prices. 
•  The ferries used on the run between Lombok and Bali do not conform to many Internationally recognized safety and operational standards.
• It is prudent to keep alert and be aware of your position and situation whilst on board and make yourself aware of the positioning of life preserving equipment.
• If inside the main cabin or below decks try to ensure you orient yourself to the layout of the ships decks and emergency exits especially if travelling at night.
• You should maintain a clear head and use caution at all times when embarking and disembarking as the decks and ramps can be slippery and the passengers can at times behave in a chaotic manner especially when disembarking.
• Be aware that heavy vehicles as well as cars and motorbikes are moving onto and off the ships at the dock and will using the same loading ramp as the passengers. Be careful to keep track of your bags and watch out for pick pockets if in a crowd waiting to board or disembark.

Getting from Lembar Harbour

• If you're arriving in Lembar and need a transport, you'll find the Lembar bemo drivers or local's public transports hard bargainers. 
• If you want to be free from the hassles, you can pre-order a private transport /shuttle or taxi service (min. a day in advanced)

Access to Lombok By Air  |  Lombok By Public Ferry  |  Daily Fast Boat (Bali - Lombok)  

Lombok Airport Transfer  |  Gili Islands Transfer  |  Senggigi Transfer  |  Kuta & South Lombok Transfer  |  Bangsal Transfer & Shuttle  |  Teluk Nare Transfer  

Lembar Harbour Transfer  |  Senaru Transfer