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Are you connecting your trip to the Indonesian MotoGP Grand Prix with staying in Bali? Then you can use a ferry for travelling between Bali and Mandalika.

Ferry Options from Bali to Lombok

Padang Bai to Lembar Ferry
Route: The most common ferry route from Bali to Lombok starts at Padang Bai Harbor in East Bali and ends at Lembar Harbor in Lombok.
Duration: The journey typically takes around 4-5 hours by standard ferry.
Ferry Operators: Public ferries operate this route frequently, with departures roughly every hour. These ferries are basic and mainly serve as a means of transportation for passengers and vehicles.
Cost: The fare is relatively low, making it an economical choice. Tickets can usually be purchased directly at the port.
Comfort: These ferries offer basic seating and minimal amenities, so it’s a good idea to bring snacks, water, and entertainment for the trip.

Fast Boat Services
Route: Fast boats operate from various harbours in Bali, including Padang Bai and Serangan, and head to several destinations in Lombok, such as Senggigi, Bangsal, and the Gili Islands. For direct access to the Mandalika area, you can take a fast boat to Bangsal and then continue by road.
Duration: Fast boats significantly reduce travel time, taking around 1.5 to 2.5 hours, depending on the exact route and sea conditions.
Ferry Operators: Multiple companies offer fast boat services, including BlueWater Express, Gili Getaway, and Eka Jaya Fast Boat.
Cost: Fast boat tickets are more expensive than the standard ferry but offer faster travel and more comfortable seating options.
Comfort: Fast boats typically provide cushioned seats, onboard restrooms, and sometimes complimentary bottled water. They are also air-conditioned, making for a more pleasant journey.

Travelling from Lombok Harbors to Mandalika Circuit
From Lembar Harbor: If you arrive at Lembar Harbor via the standard ferry, you can take a taxi or private car to reach the Mandalika International Street Circuit. The drive takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours. There also should be a direct shuttle bus for travelling from this harbour to the MotoGP circuit (to be confirmed)
From Bangsal Harbor: If using a fast boat, landing at Bangsal Harbor is an option. From there, the drive to the Mandalika circuit is about 2 to 2.5 hours by taxi or private vehicle. There also should be a direct shuttle bus for travelling from this harbour to the MotoGP circuit (to be confirmed)

Tips for Ferry Travel from Bali to Lombok
Book in Advance: Especially during peak events like the MotoGP, ferry and fast boat tickets can sell out quickly. It's recommended to book your tickets in advance online or through a travel agent.
Check the Weather: Fast boat services may be cancelled in rough sea conditions, so it's essential to check the weather forecast and confirm your booking closer to the travel date.
Travel Early: Morning departures are usually less crowded, and travelling early gives you more time to reach the Mandalika circuit and settle in.
Plan for Transportation on Arrival: Pre-arrange a taxi or car hire from the harbour to the circuit to ensure a smooth and hassle-free transfer. Apps like Grab or local taxi services can be used for booking.
Pack Essentials: Bring essentials like snacks, water, sunscreen, and a hat, especially for the fast boat journey. Although boats offer some refreshments, it's always good to be prepared.

Summary of Travel from Bali to Mandalika
Ferry Option: Padang Bai to Lembar (4-5 hours), economical and frequent.
Fast Boat Option: From Padang Bai or Serangan to Bangsal or Senggigi (1.5-2.5 hours), faster but more expensive.
Post-Arrival: Taxi or private car from Lembar or Bangsal harbour to Mandalika (1.5-2.5 hours).
Tips: Book in advance, check weather conditions, travel early, and plan your ground transportation upon arrival.

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