Lembongan only
For under-tens or anyone wary of open water: Mushroom Bay, Devil’s Tear, the mangroves and lunch at anchor, home by 4 pm. Suits any vessel, phinisi included.

Across the Badung Strait to both islands and home for dinner. This is the plan we run most, with the timings we have learnt to trust.
Timings shift within 30 minutes with the tide. Phinisi cannot make this schedule comfortably.
07:30
From Seminyak, Canggu, Nusa Dua or Sanur. Ubud guests leave at 06:30.
08:30
The captain greets you, runs a five-minute safety brief and serves welcome drinks.
09:00
Lembongan is 30 minutes on a sport yacht at 24 knots, 65 minutes on a catamaran at 11.
10:30
Anchor in 6–8 m for a 60-minute snorkel on the fringing reef.
11:30
40 minutes to Crystal Bay or 50 to Manta Point.
12:30
Served before the second swim to settle stomachs in the open swell.
13:30
Manta Point drift, around 70% encounter rate, or Crystal Bay’s clear water.
14:45
Allow 90 minutes against the afternoon current.
16:15
The deckhand’s photos are already on your phone.
17:30
Time to shower before a 19:30 dinner.



What you see at each stop.
When the full day is not the right day.
For under-tens or anyone wary of open water: Mushroom Bay, Devil’s Tear, the mangroves and lunch at anchor, home by 4 pm. Suits any vessel, phinisi included.
Add it to a Lembongan day: west along the coast at 4 pm, at anchor off the temple by 5:45 pm, dinner through sunset, back by 9:30 pm.
If the morning forecast reads above 1.8 m, we downgrade the route. December to February is the most variable; November and August the steadiest.
Tell us the route you want and we choose the vessel, or name the vessel and we choose a route that suits its sea-state limits.