Duration1 Day
Trip TypeOpen Trip
Departs FromSanur Harbor Fast Boat Terminal

Nusa Penida Snorkeling with Manta Rays

Bali·1 DaySnorkeling

Why October is perfect for this trip

Peak tourist season. Best weather for beaches, temples, and rice terraces.

Dry Season, Apr–Oct

Snorkel with oceanic manta rays at Manta Bay off Nusa Penida. Three snorkeling stops including Crystal Bay and the manta cleaning station. Year-round encounters with peak season June-October.

Highlights

Roundtrip fast boat from Sanur
Crystal Bay reef snorkeling
Manta ray snorkeling at Manta Bay (not guaranteed)
Gamat Bay snorkeling
Visit Broken Beach
Visit Angel's Billabong

Schedule

  1. Day 106:00-07:00 – Hotel pickup Bali 08:30 – Fast boat Sanur → Nusa Penida 09:15 – Arrive at Nusa Penida, transfer to private car 10:00 – Star…

Where We'll Meet

Meet at
07:00
Departure
Sanur Harbor Fast Boat Terminal
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What's Included

  • Hotel transfer (major Bali areas)
  • Round-trip fast boat
  • Private boat for snorkeling
  • English-speaking guide
  • Snorkeling equipment
  • Entrance fees (Broken Beach, Angel's Billabong)
  • Lunch
  • GoPro documentation (some operators)

What's Not Included

  • Pickup surcharge Ubud/Canggu/Airport/Uluwatu (IDR 350-400K/car)
  • Manta sighting not guaranteed
  • Personal expenses, tips

Additional Information

Free cancellation up to 14 days before departure. 50% refund 7-13 days before, no refund under 7 days.

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