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Kelley BThere was AC, they gave us water bottles and a snack, & the staff was really nice! On time too.
Bali to Lombok, Ferry Speedboat, Gili Gili Fastboat, Aug 23, 2026
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Leng CEverything was alright except for the timing, it was at least 45 mins late to depart and it went to Gili Trawagan, Gili Air before it gets to Bangsal Port, by the time it arrives in Bangsal Port, it was way 1.5 hours later than scheduled.
I had to abort part of my scheduled tour
Bali to Lombok, Ferry Speedboat, Gili Gili Fastboat, Aug 12, 2026
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Pierre CNice boat but 1:20 late for a 2 hours trip. We had to change of boat in the sea + the team didn't communicate well
Bali to Lombok, Ferry Aluminium Fast Ferry, Wijaya Tramena, Aug 11, 2026
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Heather SIf traveling from Padang bai to Bangsal, the boat stops at Gili trawangan and Gili air first so it delays the arrival time by about 40 minutes. Factor that in.
Bali to Lombok, Ferry Aluminium Fast Ferry, Wijaya Tramena, Aug 4, 2026
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Jan-joost VWe had a stop at Gilli T and Gilli air, that was not mentioned. The trip was because of this one hour longer than were it was sold for.
Bali to Lombok, Ferry Aluminium Fast Ferry, Wijaya Tramena, Jul 18, 2026
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Artur VVery poorly organized in the terminal in Bali, late departure. Ferry okay, but poor outlook due to windows very high up from the seats.
Bali to Lombok, Ferry Aluminium Fast Ferry, Wijaya Tramena, Jul 15, 2026
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Shubham SLeg space was not the best.
The booking details said that there'd be snacks and water provided, but there were no snacks provided. Only a very small (220 ml) bottle of water.
Bali to Lombok, Ferry Speedboat, Gili Gili Fastboat, May 30, 2026
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Youssef Very good, except that the music was too loud
Bali to Lombok, Ferry Speedboat, Ekajaya Fast Ferry (Eka Jaya Fast Boat), May 9, 2026
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Phay TThe boat ticket office is near to the harbour and convenience to walk
Bali to Lombok, Ferry Aluminium Fast Ferry, Wijaya Tramena, Apr 25, 2026
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Magdalena PThe route from Bali to Lombok: The office in Bali—the staff was very nice, very polite, very efficient. However, I really don’t like situations with a lack of clarity. I asked who would lead me from the office to the port, since I didn’t know the way. I was told in the office that the “service” would take care of me. However, it turned out that simply standing outside the office, the “service” looked like this: there were people, probably arranged with the office, who don’t work for that operator. They just grab your luggage and say they’ll help you, that they’ll lead you to the port. Otherwise, you just don’t know how to get to the port. So it’s either you go and search on your own, like some people did, or you just let yourself get “caught” by this so-called help, and then they’ll indeed take your luggage and lead you to the port. But I emphasize, these are not people who work for the operator. They are just ordinary people from the street. I’d understand if they were dressed in your shirts or with the operator’s name—okay. But these are people just from the street, arranged, who aren’t really a service, but simply begging to earn by leading you with your luggage. That’s one issue. As for the next: the journey itself was fine. Indeed, at the port, there are people who handle the crossing. During the crossing, the staff offered cookies and water, and provided a wet towel to freshen up. I have no complaints about this part. It was actually a very pleasant surprise, and everything was perfectly on time.
Bali to Lombok, Ferry Speedboat, Gili Gili Fastboat, Apr 20, 2026