Is there a direct flight?

No, there are no direct flights between Pemenang and Singaraja.

How long is the ferry?

The ferry crossing typically takes 4 to 5 hours.

Yes, public buses operate from Padang Bai to Denpasar, then to Singaraja.

Is it safe to travel at night?

It is not recommended to travel the mountain roads of Bali at night.

What is the best currency?

Indonesian Rupiah is the only accepted currency.

Singaraja

Driving Ship

Pemenang to Singaraja

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from Pemenang to Singaraja involves crossing the Lombok Strait via ferry. You start by taking a public boat from Bangsal Harbor to Padang Bai in Bali. From Padang Bai, you must hire a private car or take a shuttle bus to reach Singaraja. The total distance is approximately 250 kilometers including the sea crossing. This route connects the quiet North Lombok coast to the historic northern capital of Bali. Expect a mix of scenic coastal roads and mountain passes through Kintamani.

Total Distance: 250 km driving distance, 160 km straight-line air distance.

Fastest Way

Private car charter from Padang Bai to Singaraja taking 3 hours after the ferry arrival.

Cheapest Way

Public ferry from Bangsal to Padang Bai followed by a local bus to Singaraja for approximately 250,000 IDR.

Compare Pemenang to Singaraja Routes

	Driving Direct	Ship Direct
Duration	3 hours	5 hours
Avg Price	500,000 - 800,000 IDR	150,000 - 200,000 IDR
Operator	Private Car Rental	ASDP Indonesia Ferry
Route	Padang Bai to Singaraja via Jalan Raya Kintamani	Bangsal Harbor to Padang Bai Port
Tip	The road through Kintamani is steep and winding; ensure your driver is experienced.	Arrive at Bangsal at least one hour before departure to secure a ticket.

Travel Tips

Ferry Schedule
Ferries run 24 hours but schedules are subject to weather conditions.
Currency
Carry small denominations of cash for port fees and local transport.
Motion Sickness
The Lombok Strait can be choppy; take medication 30 minutes before boarding.
Luggage
Keep your valuables in a carry-on bag during the ferry crossing.
Connectivity
Purchase a local SIM card like Telkomsel for reliable coverage in rural Bali.

Safety Tips

Boat Safety
Ensure the boat has sufficient life jackets for all passengers.
Road Safety
Avoid driving the Kintamani mountain pass at night due to fog and lack of street lights.
Scams
Ignore unofficial touts at Padang Bai port offering overpriced transport.
Health
Drink only bottled water to avoid stomach issues during your transit.