Gilimanuk Bay

Gilimanuk Bay, also called Teluk Gilimanuk, is a bay on the western side of Bali beside the port town of Gilimanuk. It opens onto the Bali Strait and faces the coast of Java across the water.

What you find there

Visitors find the Gilimanuk ferry port, coastal water, fishing and transport activity and views toward the strait. Guided boat trips can be arranged in the area, including routes around the bay and nearby coastal habitats.

Coastal setting

Gilimanuk is Bali’s western ferry connection with Banyuwangi and the Ketapang port in Java. The bay forms part of the coastal landscape near West Bali National Park and the mangrove and reef environments of the northwest.

Visiting

Gilimanuk Bay is a natural geographic feature rather than a ticketed attraction with dedicated opening hours. Visitors arranging boat trips should follow local operator and harbour instructions and take account of tides and weather.