Crew and chef
Aboard for all seven nights, not joining and leaving at each stop.
Seven nights · Bali
A Week Aboard in Bali
The route that reaches everything without rushing: east to Tulamben, north to the Gilis, then south to the Nusa islands and home.
Why seven nights
Four nights is the minimum and it covers the Nusa islands. Seven is the first length that also reaches Tulamben in the east and the Gilis to the north without turning the week into a delivery trip.
- Departs and returns Serangan.
- Mantas at Nusa Penida are most reliable April to October.
- The route is a starting point, not a fixed schedule.
Day by day
How the week runs
Serangan to Tulamben
Depart Bali and sail east up the coast. Snorkelling or diving on arrival.
Tulamben to the Gilis
The reefs in the morning, then north across the strait to the Gili Islands.
Gili Trawangan
The busiest of the three, and the one with an evening to it.
Gili Meno and Gili Air
Snorkelling off both, and dinner from the chef at anchor.
Nusa Penida
South again to the cliff line and the marine life.
Nusa Lembongan
Ashore on foot, dinner locally, water toys through the afternoon.
Back to Serangan
Breakfast on deck on the way in.
Days two to four are in Lombok waters — the Gili Islands sit about 35km east of Bali. Say so and we will keep the week inside Bali instead.
For the whole week
What is aboard throughout
The stops
Where the week puts you
East Bali
Tulamben
Reef and wreck diving a short sail up the coast from Serangan.
Manta Point
Nusa Penida
The cliff line and the drift walls. Mantas are most reliable April to October.
Sheltered anchorage
Nusa Lembongan
Calm water, white sand and the shortest hop back to the Bali mainland.
Before you ask
About the week
Pick your week.
Give us the dates and the group. We come back with the vessel, the route and a per-night, all-in figure.