Menjangan Island (Pulau Menjangan) Tours and Tickets
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Menjangan Island (Pulau Menjangan)

Mellow currents and less crowded dive sites make Menjangan one of Bali’s top dive destinations.
Menjangan means “deer” in Indonesian, and there are plenty in the national park.
It’s not possible to overnight on Menjangan Island, so most base themselves either at Menjangan resorts on the mainland or in Pemuteran.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Menjangan Island (Pulau Menjangan). Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
- Discover Scuba Diving in Pemuteran - Diving Initiation in Bali (Menjangan Park)
- Menjangan island snorkeling full day boat trip
- Open Water Course in Pemuteran - Get Certified in Bali
- 5 Fun Dives in Pemuteran (for certified divers) - Exploration in Menjangan Park
- Menjangan Island for Certified Scuba Divers full day boat trip, 2 dives + lunch
Menjangan Island is within West Bali National Park, which has a 200k rupiah entrance fee for foreign visitors. The cost rises to 300k rupiah on Sundays and public holidays. Snorkeling trips to the island typically include admission fees and start at around US$50 per person.
To get to Menjangan Island, you'll need to first get to the northern Bali town of Pemuteran and then hop on a boat over to Labuhan Lalang Harbor. Tours typically include round-trip transportation from your hotel to Pemuteran, as well as boat fees.
Yes, you can see marine life at Menjangan Island on a snorkeling or dive tour. The island is also home to lots of deer—menjangan translates as “deer” in the Bahasa Indonesia language—and you may see some around the beach.
Yes, it is usually safe to swim at Menjangan Island; note that lifeguards aren’t always on duty and never swim alone. The waters are typically calm and warm and offer great visibility, so it’s a prime spot for both experienced scuba divers and for beginners alike.
Menjangan Island is a year-round destination, so whatever month works for you will likely boast pleasant weather. Peak tourist season is in July and August, while the rainy season runs from October to March. Aim for the shoulder seasons—May, June, or September—for dry weather and fewer crowds.


















































































































