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Mangrove trees reflected in still water at sunset in West Bali National Park, with mountains behind

Tours, accommodation and transfers

Explore Menjangan Island and north‑west Bali with us

Snorkel and dive at Menjangan Island, see the wildlife of West Bali National Park and climb to the crater of Kawah Ijen. Send us your dates and we will plan a custom itinerary, with tours, accommodation and transfers arranged in one booking.

Photo: Surya Edy Gautama, CC BY-SA 4.0
The best of north‑west Bali
Selected tours and accommodation across Menjangan, Pemuteran, Lovina and East Java, in one place.
Custom itineraries
We plan your trip around your dates and interests, combining any of our tours and accommodation.
One enquiry, one quote
Tours, accommodation and transfers arranged together. We reply within one working day.
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Our team can be reached at any time during your trip, by phone or WhatsApp.

Tours and activities

Snorkelling and diving at Menjangan Island, birdwatching in the national park, dolphins off Lovina, and the overnight climb up Ijen in East Java. Most trips run half a day.

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  • Dry savanna hills in West Bali National Park in late afternoon light, brown grass and scrub below a bare ridgePhoto: Ni Nyoman Ira Santi Wedari, CC BY-SA 4.0
    2 hoursEasy

    Horse Riding in the Pemuteran Hills

    A two-hour horse ride through the countryside behind Pemuteran, leaving at 16:00, for first-time and confident riders alike.

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  • The turquoise acid lake in the crater of Kawah Ijen, East Java, with sulphur smoke rising from the vents on its shorePhoto: Jakub Hałun, CC BY-SA 4.0
    9 hoursChallenging

    Ijen Blue Fire Trek

    The ferry to Java and a pre-dawn climb up Ijen for the blue fire and the turquoise crater lake at sunrise.

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  • Three dolphins leaping off Lovina at sunrise, with a jukung outrigger boat of passengers behind themPhoto: Michelle Maria, CC BY 3.0
    3 hoursEasy

    Lovina Dolphin Sunrise

    A private boat out of Lovina at 06:00 to watch the sunrise and look for wild dolphins, with transfers from Pemuteran.

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  • An instructor and two student divers on a descent line
    2 daysModerate

    PADI Scuba Diver Course

    The first half of the PADI Open Water course: two days, two open water dives, and a certification to dive with a professional.

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  • The black stone gateway and pavilions of Pura Pulaki temple on the headland, with Pemuteran bay behindPhoto: Eric Bajart, CC BY-SA 3.0
    3 hoursEasy

    Pemuteran Reef and Village

    A guided walk through Pemuteran to a woodcarving workshop and the traditional salt makers, ending with a snorkel on the Biorock reef.

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Accommodation

Beach resorts, dive resorts, private villas and glamping along the north-west coast, from Pemuteran to the edge of West Bali National Park, each within easy reach of the boats to Menjangan Island.

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  • The infinity pool at Menjangan Dynasty Resort, looking across the bay to the mountains

    Glamping · Pejarakan

    Menjangan Dynasty Resort

    Five-star beach glamping at Pejarakan: safari-style tents and cliff villas, a 158 m² infinity pool, and a dive centre on the beach.

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  • The pool at Mimpi Resort Menjangan at dusk, looking across the lagoon to a pavilion

    Dive resort · Banyuwedang

    Mimpi Resort Menjangan

    A resort near Banyuwedang with its own dive centre, courtyard villas with private pools, a spa and free bicycles.

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  • Infinity pool at Naya Gawana Resort overlooking Banyuwedang bay

    Beach resort · Banyuwedang

    Naya Gawana Resort & Spa

    Rooms and suites on stilts over Banyuwedang bay, with a hot-spring jacuzzi, a dive centre and a jetty for Menjangan Island.

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Suggested itineraries

Sample itineraries for two, three and five nights. We can adjust any of them, or plan a custom itinerary for your dates and interests.

Planning something different? We can build an itinerary from any of our tours and accommodation.

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Getting to Menjangan

There are two routes to north-west Bali: over the ridge at Bedugul, past the crater lakes, or along the north coast road. Journey times below are by car, to the boats for Menjangan Island.

Ngurah Rai airport
The most common arrival. Airport transfers can be arranged.
4 hr 15
Seminyak & Canggu
North along the west coast road.
3 hr 45
Ubud
Over the ridge at Bedugul, past the crater lakes.
3 hr 30
Amed, East Bali
The full length of the north coast road.
3 hr 45
Lovina
West along the north coast road.
1 hr 30
Pemuteran
The nearest village, with the widest choice of accommodation.
15 min
Banyuwangi, Java
About an hour on the ferry from Ketapang to Gilimanuk, then half an hour east along the park.
1 hr 45
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Bali deer grazing on the grass in front of a carved Javanese pavilion

Menjangan means deer. Herds range freely through the national park and the resort grounds.

Common questions

If your question is not answered here, please send us an enquiry. We usually reply within one working day.

  • Boats to Menjangan Island leave from Banyuwedang, on the north-west coast beside West Bali National Park, and some hotels in Pemuteran run fast boats directly from the beach. The drive to the coast takes about four hours from the airport, three and a half hours from Ubud and an hour and a half from Lovina. We can arrange private transfers from each of these.

  • Menjangan Island is protected as part of West Bali National Park, so accommodation is on the mainland coast opposite. Pemuteran offers the widest choice of beach and dive resorts, while Banyuwedang and Pejarakan are closest to the national park and the boats. Most trips to the island leave in the morning and return by early afternoon.

  • Dive trips require a certification, and divers should bring their certification card. Snorkelling requires no certification or experience. Introductory dives with an instructor are available for guests without a certification.

  • April to November is the dry season and has the most settled weather, although Menjangan is sheltered enough to dive all year. Visibility is usually between twenty and thirty metres. January and February bring the heaviest rain, and occasional plankton blooms can reduce visibility for a few days.

  • Everyone entering the park pays a conservation fee set by the park authority. The fee is included on most of our trips; where it is paid separately, the tour page says so.

  • Snorkelling and the dolphin trips are suitable for children, and life jackets are provided. The Ijen trek is not recommended for young children: it starts at night, climbs steeply and passes through sulphur fumes, and operators generally accept guests aged twelve and over.

  • Two nights is enough for Menjangan Island and the national park. Three nights allows time for Lovina or the Biorock reef at Pemuteran. For Ijen, allow a night on the coast before and after the trek, because it starts at night.

  • Sightings are frequent but cannot be guaranteed. The Bali starling is critically endangered and is found in the wild only on Bali. Birds are most active early in the morning, which is why the birdwatching trip leaves at 06:00.

Plan your trip with us

Send us your travel dates and requirements, and our team will reply with availability and prices. We arrange accommodation, tours and transfers as a single booking.

  • No deposit to hold dates while you decide
  • One enquiry covers the stay, the trips and the transfers
  • Local operators and hotels, booked and confirmed for you
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Your travel dates, the number of guests, and the tours or accommodation you are considering.

We use your details only to respond to your enquiry. You can also write to hello@menjangan.com.