In short
- Weekday entry is IDR 200,000; weekends are IDR 300,000.
- Marine permits cost IDR 15,000 to IDR 25,000.
- A certified guide is mandatory and costs about IDR 350,000.
In this article
Because Menjangan Island sits inside West Bali National Park, you pay government fees rather than a single attraction ticket. You need a park entry ticket, a specific activity permit, and a mandatory ranger. Most organized boat tours bundle these costs into one upfront price.
How much is the entrance fee for Menjangan Island?
Foreign visitors pay IDR 200,000 on weekdays and IDR 300,000 on weekends and public holidays.
Indonesian citizens pay a lower rate, ranging from IDR 10,000 to IDR 30,000. This base entry fee covers your access to the protected West Bali National Park for the day.
Do I need a marine permit for diving or snorkeling?
Yes, you must buy an activity permit on top of your park entry ticket.
Snorkeling permits cost IDR 15,000 per person. Diving permits cost IDR 25,000 per person. These small fees support marine conservation efforts within the park.
How much does the mandatory guide cost?
Hiring a certified national park guide or ranger costs approximately IDR 350,000.
Park rules strictly require you to have this guide with you at all times. If you book a complete snorkeling or diving package, the guide fee is usually shared among the group.
What is the cost of the boat to Menjangan Island?
Chartering a local motorized wooden boat costs between IDR 400,000 and IDR 600,000 per boat.
Boats depart from Labuhan Lalang, Banyuwedang, or private resort piers in Pemuteran. The ride takes 30 to 40 minutes. Tour packages usually cover this boat transfer.
Are tickets included in snorkeling tours?
Many tours include the entry fees and permits, but you must check the specific package.
For example, some options clearly state that the national park fee is covered. Other boat rentals specifically exclude the Menjangan Park fees, requiring you to pay cash upon arrival.
Can I pay for Menjangan Island tickets with a card?
You should bring cash in Indonesian Rupiah to pay your fees.
Card machines are often unavailable at the Labuhan Lalang jetty. Cash is also needed for marine permits, guide tips, and any extras. There are absolutely no shops or ATMs on the island.
Questions travellers ask
Does the entry fee change on weekends?
Yes. The national park entry fee for international visitors increases from IDR 200,000 on weekdays to IDR 300,000 on weekends and public holidays.
How much does it cost to get to the boat terminal?
Hiring a private car from South Bali to Pemuteran or Labuhan Lalang costs between IDR 600,000 and IDR 900,000 per car. Ride-hailing apps do not operate reliably in the remote park area.
Do I have to pay to see the wild deer?
No extra fee is required to see the deer. Your standard West Bali National Park entry ticket covers access to the white-sand beaches where the wild Javan deer roam.
