**Nusa Lembongan beach club and day cruise packages bundle a transfer from Bali with reserved beach-club time, lunch, and water activities in one per-person price. As of 2026, subject to change, these run roughly Rp 950,000 to about USD 130 per person, and 2027 marina and e-ticketing upgrades point toward tighter, better-timed bundles.**
What exactly is a Nusa Lembongan beach club and day cruise package?
Think of it as three things sold as one seat: the boat across from Bali, a block of beach-club time once you land, and the extras that fill the middle of the day. Instead of booking a fast-boat ticket, a day bed, and a snorkel stop separately, you pay a single per-person rate and someone else handles the timing.
The clearest live example comes from WakaSailing, which lists a Bali to Nusa Lembongan sailing-branded package at Rp 950,000 per person on its Instagram (as of 2026, subject to change). That price folds in water activities, lunch, time at Waka Beach Club, and a village tour. It is the bundled shape most day-sail travelers picture when they search for these packages.
A package like this pairs neatly with a proper Nusa Lembongan day sail if you want the crossing itself to be part of the experience rather than just a transfer. That distinction matters: most bundles you will see are motorized cruises with beach-club time attached, not genuine trips under sail.
Here is what a typical bundle tends to include:
| Package element | What it usually covers | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hotel pickup | Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Nusa Dua zones | Rocky Fast Cruise shuttles run about Rp 50,000 per person, minimum 2 people |
| Sea crossing | Fast boat or sailing transfer from Serangan/Benoa | Serangan–Lembongan is about 30 minutes by fast boat (per Giliferries/Rocky), four direct daily departures |
| Beach-club time | Day bed, pool, lunch | Often the anchor of the day at Mushroom Bay or Jungut Batu |
| Water activities | Snorkeling, sometimes SUP or a village tour | Included in the WakaSailing bundle above |
| Return transfer | Same-day boat back to Bali | Typical day windows run about 07:30 to 17:00, per Trip.com |
What do these packages cost as of 2026?
Pricing splits along one line: cheap motorized transfers versus fuller bundled days. A bare Sanur to Nusa Lembongan fast-boat seat sits near Rp 40,000 each way in tourist discussion, while the packaged experiences that add a beach club and lunch climb well past that.
| Product | Price (as of 2026) | Source |
|---|---|---|
| WakaSailing Bali–Lembongan sailing package (incl. Waka Beach Club, lunch, village tour) | Rp 950,000 per person | WakaSailing Instagram |
| Ohana Agency sailing catamaran day-trip | USD 130–180 per person | Ohana Agency |
| KKday Bali–Nusa Lembongan catamaran cruise | about USD 123.53 | KKday |
| Serangan “Nusa Penida Premium Day: Manta Rays, Yacht & Land Tour,” 8–9 hours | USD 74 | Tripadvisor |
| Ohana Agency private speedboat, 6–8 passengers, full day | USD 400–700 (whole boat) | Ohana Agency |
| Sanur–Lembongan fast boat, transfer only | about Rp 40,000 each way | tourist discussion |
Read those numbers as ranges, not quotes. A per-person catamaran cruise near USD 123–180 buys you a shared vessel, a set route, and beach time. A private speedboat at USD 400–700 buys the whole boat for a small group, which changes the math entirely once you split it four or six ways.
How might 2027 reshape these bundles?
This is an outlook, not a prediction. Two dated 2026 signals point the direction. First, Benoa marina upgrades are widely reported to be expanding berthing and passenger handling, which should let operators schedule cleaner departure windows from a single hub rather than juggling Serangan and Sanur. Second, Nusa Penida e-ticketing is moving harbor arrivals toward booked, timed slots.
For beach-club-and-cruise packages, that combination tends to reward pre-bundled products. When arrival slots are ticketed in advance, a package that already reserves your boat, your landing time, and your beach-club table has a logistical edge over piecing it together on the day. Operators generally advise booking ahead in peak months regardless, and tighter e-ticketing only sharpens that advice.
The season angle sits underneath all of it. Bali’s dry-season months are widely reported as the calmer, more reliable window for comfortable time on the water, which is when sailing transfers and open-deck beach-club days are most pleasant. If 2027 bundles lean harder into fixed departure times, expect the best-value packages to cluster in those drier, steadier wind windows.
Where do these packages actually land you?
The beach-club half of the bundle usually anchors around Lembongan’s north and west shores. Naming the spots helps you judge whether a package matches the day you want:
- Mushroom Bay — sheltered, calm, the classic beach-club and day-bed cove
- Jungut Batu — the main beach strip, more variety of clubs and warungs
- Yellow Bridge — the crossing to Nusa Ceningan, a common add-on walk or scooter loop
- Waka Beach Club — the anchor in the WakaSailing bundle specifically
- Crystal Bay and Toyapakeh — snorkel and manta stops that some cruises fold in via nearby Nusa Penida
Clear-day views back toward the coast of Bali often include Mount Agung on the horizon, which is worth timing your deck moments around.
Sailing versus a motorized cruise — which bundle fits a day-sailor?
Most bundled products on the market are motorized: fast boats or cruise vessels with beach-club time attached. Genuine under-sail transfers are scarce, which is exactly the gap worth naming. If the appeal is the crossing itself under sail on a catamaran or sailboat, confirm the vessel before you book, because “cruise” in a package title usually means engines, not canvas.
| Priority | Better-fit package |
|---|---|
| Fastest beach-club time, lowest cost | Motorized fast-boat cruise bundle |
| The crossing as the experience | Sailing catamaran transfer (wind-dependent, longer than fast-boat times) |
| Small group, full flexibility | Private speedboat charter, split per head |
| Manta and snorkel focus | Serangan premium day tour with Nusa Penida stops |
Sailing times run longer and wind-dependent, so a sail-first day trades speed for the experience of moving under canvas. A fast-boat bundle maximizes hours on the beach. Neither is wrong; they are different days.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Nusa Lembongan beach club and day cruise packages include beach-club entry and a day bed?
Most do, but the level varies. Fuller bundles like WakaSailing’s Rp 950,000 package (per its Instagram, as of 2026) include Waka Beach Club time plus lunch. Cheaper transfer-focused deals may only cover the boat and drop you near a club where entry, food, and day beds cost extra. Always confirm exactly what “beach club time” means before booking.
Can I add Nusa Penida to a Lembongan beach club day cruise package?
Often yes. Several Serangan-departing products combine both islands in one day, such as the Tripadvisor-listed “Nusa Penida Premium Day” at USD 74 (as of 2026) that pairs manta and land stops. Because Nusa Penida is moving toward e-ticketed arrivals, a pre-booked combined package tends to handle the timed slots more smoothly than arranging each island separately on the day.
Is one day enough for a Lembongan beach club and cruise, or should I stay overnight?
For a beach-club-and-cruise day, one day works well. Typical windows run about 07:30 to 17:00 per Trip.com, which is enough for the crossing, lunch, a swim, and a snorkel stop. Stay overnight only if you want sunrise on the water, quieter clubs before the day-trip crowd lands, or a slower two-island loop across Lembongan and Ceningan.