Manta Point
South coast dive/snorkel site, Nusa Penida, Klungkung
- Domestic
- Free
- International
- Free
- Open hours
- Subject to sea conditions, usually 08:00-15:00
- Visit length
- ~120 min
Prices or conditions may have changed since this was written. Please verify with an agent.
Manta Point on the south coast of Nusa Penida is a famous snorkelling and diving site for seeing manta rays, reached by boat from the harbour. Tours typically last 2-3 hours including transit. There is no gate ticket; costs go through a tour operator. Manta sightings depend on season and sea conditions. Subject to sea conditions, usually 08:00-15:00. Confirm hours and prices with an agent the day before you lock this stop into the day. Bring small cash for tickets or parking, and wear shoes that match the terrain.
Plan Your Visit
Hours: Subject to sea conditions, usually 08:00-15:00.
Access depends on sea conditions and the operator; the windy season can limit trips.
Reached by boat from the Nusa Penida harbours, usually Buyuk or Toyapakeh. Snorkel tours generally last 2-3 hours; book via an operator or agent, not a gate. Tour prices vary by operator; ask for a full package including gear and a life jacket. Sea conditions are usually best in the morning; the windy season (June-September) can limit access. Respect the mantas: do not touch or chase them. Bring a dry bag and reef-safe sunscreen.
How To Get There
Manta Point is in the Nusa area (Nusa islands). Typical access: ferry or boat from Sanur / Padang Bai / Jungutbatu, then a local land transfer or walk. Allow about 2-4 hours door-to-door from the south depending on boat schedules. Confirm pickup and swell conditions with your agent the day before.
Entrance Tickets
- Domestic
- Free
- International
- Free
Prices or conditions may have changed since this was written. Please verify with an agent.
What You Can Do
What to do
1. Take a boat tour to the manta ray snorkel site.
2. Snorkel at the clean, cool spot following the guide's instructions.
3. Keep a safe distance from mantas (do not touch).
4. Enjoy the sea views from the boat during transit.
FAQ
- How Long Is A Manta Point Tour?
- Usually 2-3 hours including boat transit.
- Is There A Gate Ticket?
- No; costs go through a snorkel/dive tour operator.
- When Can I See Mantas?
- It depends on season and sea conditions; mornings are generally better.
- Is It Safe For Beginners?
- Yes, with an experienced operator and a life jacket.
- What Is The Etiquette For Viewing Mantas?
- Do not touch, chase, or block the mantas' movement.
Which Route It Fits
A sea activity on a dedicated Nusa Penida day, combinable with Crystal Bay in one water day (about 2-3 hours). Book via an agent so boat schedules line up.
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