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Banyuwangi–Bali in 2 Hours: Fast Boat Launches June 2025

Great news for travellers in Indonesia! Starting June 2025, a new fast boat route will officially operate between Banyuwangi (East Java) and Denpasar (Bali), offering a quicker, more scenic alternative to the traditional land and ferry journey. This new connection is expected to become a game-changer for both local and international tourists looking to explore the natural beauty of Banyuwangi and the cultural richness of Bali.

A New Era of Travel Between Java and Bali

For years, travelers moving between Banyuwangi and Bali have relied on the land route via Ketapang-Gilimanuk ferry, which can take up to 7 hours depending on traffic and ferry schedules. With the introduction of the fast boat, this journey will be reduced to just 2 to 2.5 hours, saving valuable time and offering a more comfortable experience.

The boats will depart from Marina Boom Banyuwangi, a modern and picturesque port on the eastern tip of Java, and arrive at Sanur Port in Denpasar, one of Bali’s busiest coastal hubs. This route is not only faster, but it also provides passengers with a beautiful view of the Bali Strait, making the trip itself part of the adventure.

Banyuwangi–Bali in 2 Hours: Fast Boat Launches June 2025

Designed for Comfort and Safety

The fast boats are designed with traveler comfort in mind. Each vessel is equipped with:

  • Modern safety equipment

  • Comfortable seating with air circulation

  • Onboard crew trained in maritime safety

  • Clean and accessible restrooms

Whether you’re a backpacker, a family on vacation, or a solo traveler, the journey promises to be smooth and enjoyable.

Boosting Tourism in Banyuwangi and Bali

The new fast boat service isn’t just about convenience—it’s also part of a larger effort to promote regional tourism. Banyuwangi, often called the “Sunrise of Java,” has been gaining popularity thanks to attractions like:

  • Mount Ijen with its famous blue fire and sulfur crater lake

  • Baluran National Park, known as the “Little Africa of Java”

  • Red Island Beach (Pulau Merah), a favorite surf destination

By offering a direct and easy link to Bali, this service is expected to attract more visitors who want to combine both destinations in one trip.

Tourism officials and local businesses have expressed strong support for this initiative, anticipating increased visitor flow, longer stays, and more integrated travel experiences between the two islands.

Opening Date and Ticket Info

The fast boat service is scheduled to begin operations mid to late June 2025. While official ticket prices and departure schedules are yet to be released, early booking is expected to open by mid-June. Both online and on-site booking options will be available.

Travelers are encouraged to stay updated via official tourism channels and boat operator announcements.


Ready to explore Java and Bali in one trip?
With this fast boat service, your journey just got a lot easier—and more exciting. Stay tuned for more updates and get ready to sail across two of Indonesia’s most captivating islands.

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