Discover The Tanis Express Fast Boat Experience
Onboard amenities
- Fast Boat
- Up to 1000 passengers
Showing all crossings for October 30, 2026 — tap Book to continue.
Routes served
Active crossings currently listed for this vessel.
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From Nusa Lembongan (Mushroom Bay)To Sanur Port
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From Sanur PortTo Nusa Lembongan (Mushroom Bay)
About this boat
About the vessel
The Tanis Express operates a fleet of modern vessels designed for efficiency and passenger comfort. Among them, the Grand Tanis stands out with a capacity of 186 passengers, featuring both a low deck accommodating 150 travelers and an upper deck for 36. Measuring 22 meters in length and powered by seven 250 HP engines, it ensures a swift voyage across the sea.Onboard comfort
Passengers can expect a comfortable journey with ample seating arrangements. The vessels are equipped with air-conditioned cabins, providing a respite from the tropical heat. Spacious decks offer panoramic views of the surrounding seascape, allowing travelers to soak in the beauty of the islands. Clean and well-maintained restrooms are available onboard, ensuring convenience throughout the trip.Safety & crew
Safety is a top priority on The Tanis Express. Each vessel is equipped with life jackets for all passengers, multiple life rafts, and fire extinguishers. Before departure, a comprehensive safety briefing is conducted to familiarize passengers with emergency procedures. The professional crew is trained to handle various situations, ensuring a secure and pleasant journey for everyone onboard.Service & extras
To enhance the travel experience, The Tanis Express offers complimentary shuttle services from select areas, including Kuta, Seminyak, Sanur, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, and central Ubud, for a minimum of two passengers per booking. This added convenience ensures a seamless journey from your accommodation to the departure point.Best for
The Tanis Express is ideal for travelers seeking a reliable and efficient means to explore the neighboring islands of Bali. Whether you're an adventure enthusiast eager to discover the rugged landscapes of Nusa Penida or a leisure traveler looking to relax on the pristine beaches of Nusa Lembongan, this service caters to a diverse range of preferences.Why book this boat
Choosing The Tanis Express ensures a swift, comfortable, and safe passage to some of Bali's most captivating destinations. With its modern fleet, attentive crew, and added conveniences like shuttle services, your island-hopping adventure begins the moment you step aboard.Boarding and check-in tips
- The Tanis Express connects ports including Nusa Lembongan (Mushroom Bay), Sanur Port—double-check your boarding harbour on the voucher.
- Arrive at the harbour at least 30–45 minutes before departure, especially in peak season.
- Keep your booking confirmation (email/QR) and passport or ID ready for check-in.
- Luggage is usually loaded by harbour staff—label bags clearly and keep valuables with you.
- Sea conditions can change; follow crew safety briefings and stay seated when advised.
FAQ
Which routes does The Tanis Express serve?
The Tanis Express currently lists crossings for: Nusa Lembongan (Mushroom Bay) → Sanur Port; Sanur Port → Nusa Lembongan (Mushroom Bay). Use the schedule filter above to pick your date and direction.
How many passengers can board?
The Tanis Express is listed with a capacity of up to 1000 passengers. Final seat availability depends on the departure you book.
Where should I check in?
Arrive early at your departure harbour (Nusa Lembongan (Mushroom Bay), Sanur Port). Bring your booking voucher/QR and the same ID used for the reservation. Harbour check-in counters for The Tanis Express usually open before departure—follow local harbour signs or staff directions.
How do I book tickets for this boat?
Choose your travel date and route in the departures section on this page, then tap Book. You can compare crossings for The Tanis Express and complete payment online through Bali Gili Fast Boat.
Who operates this vessel?
The Tanis Express is operated by The Tanis Express. You can open the operator page from the chip near the title for more fleet context.