Sail in Style with the All-New Golden Queen Baruna Amertha Fast Ferry
Island hopping between Bali, the Gili Islands, and Lombok just got a major upgrade. Introducing the Golden Queen Baruna Amertha, the newest addition to the premium fast boat fleet operating out of Padang Bai, Bali.
Designed for travelers seeking speed, safety, and modern comfort, this state-of-the-art vessel offers daily, seamless ocean crossings to Gili Trawangan, Gili Air, and Lombok (Bangsal). Whether you are chasing sunrise views over Mount Agung or heading out for world-class diving in the Gilis, your journey begins the moment you step on board.
Onboard Facilities & Highlights
The Golden Queen Baruna Amertha is built to international safety standards, featuring cutting-edge engineering and passenger-focused amenities:
Spacious Air-Conditioned Cabin: Escape the tropical heat in a fully air-conditioned lower deck equipped with plush, reclining seats.
Panoramic Sun Deck: Enjoy breathtaking views of the Lombok Strait and spot dolphins along the way from the outdoor rooftop deck.
Modern Entertainment System: Flat-screen TVs and sound systems keep you entertained throughout the crossing.
Top-Tier Safety Standards: Outfitted with modern GPS, marine VHF radios, life rafts, life jackets for all ages, and certified professional crew members.
Onboard Toilet Facilities: Clean, well-maintained restrooms for full trip convenience.
The vessel operates strategically from Padang Bai Harbor, Bali’s most popular hub for fast boat transfers due to its shortest sea path to the islands.
Boat Specification
Length: 37.35m
Breadth: 6m
Depth: 2.3m
Material: Aluminium
Capacity: 251 PAX
Speed: 26 Knot
Main Engine: 4 x VOLVO 850 HP
Generator: 2 x 60 KVA
Air Conditioner: 7x Standing 2x Split
Restroom: 3
Liferaft: Capacity 65 x 7
Average Crossing Time: 1.5 to 2.5 hours (depending on sea conditions)
Book Your Fast Ferry Tickets Today
Ready for your next island getaway? Secure your seat on the Golden Queen Baruna Amertha Fast Ferry and experience fast, safe, and comfortable sea travel across the Lombok Strait.