> **A crewed Bali–Lombok luxury yacht charter typically runs as a 3–5 night all-inclusive program from Benoa or Serangan, with captain, chef and concierge, sailing to Senggigi, the Rinjani foothills and Gili Nanggu. As of 2026, multi-day rates are quoted as indicative bands only — the one firm, citable Benoa price point is LuxuryPhinisi’s 4-hour sunset cruise. Exact figures are confirmed at booking (subject to change).**
The Lombok mainland run is the route most Bali charter buyers underestimate. It is not the Gili party hop, and it is not the multi-week Komodo expedition. It is the middle distance: cross the Lombok Strait, anchor off Senggigi’s west coast, tender into the Rinjani foothills for the Sendang Gile Waterfalls, and finish on the pale sand of Gili Nanggu before turning back toward Bali. This page covers what that costs, how the route is programmed, and how booking works through Bali Premium Trip.
What does a Bali to Lombok luxury yacht charter cost?
Here is the honest version. The research behind this site contains exactly one directly citable Bali departure price: LuxuryPhinisi’s 4-hour private phinisi sunset cruise from Benoa Harbour — sunset cocktails, light dinner, full crew, up to 12 guests, offered year-round. The currency on that source is not explicitly labelled (likely USD, our inference), so we do not restate a firm figure we cannot verify.
For multi-day Bali–Lombok programs, no citable IDR or USD charter rate exists in the public research, so we present cost as indicative bands only — a planning frame, not a quote. Your real number depends on vessel class, guest count, cabin configuration and season, and it is confirmed in writing by the Bali Premium Trip reservations team before you commit.
Indicative Bali–Lombok charter cost by nights (as of 2026, subject to change)
| Program | Nights | Typical route focus | What’s included | Price basis |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lombok Short | 2 | Benoa/Serangan → Senggigi → back | Crew, chef, fuel, anchorage | Indicative band, confirmed at booking |
| Lombok Classic | 3 | Senggigi + Gili Nanggu + one Nusa Penida stop | Crew, chef, fuel, tenders, snorkel gear | Indicative band, confirmed at booking |
| Lombok + Rinjani Foothills | 4 | Senggigi → Sendang Gile Waterfalls → Gili Nanggu | Crew, chef, fuel, shore excursions | Indicative band, confirmed at booking |
| Lombok Explorer | 5 | Full west-Lombok circuit + Nusa Penida return | Crew, chef, fuel, full concierge programming | Indicative band, confirmed at booking |
Every row above is a route template, not a published rate card. Park and conservation fees, where they apply on shore excursions, are additional and confirmed at booking. All figures are dated as of 2026 and subject to change.
Where does the Bali–Lombok route actually take you?
The Lombok mainland charter is defined by its stops on the way to and along Lombok’s west coast, not by day-trip snorkel spots. Charters from Serangan Harbour visit Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan, the Gili Islands and Lombok (per the Jet Asia Bali Cruise itinerary), and WI Yachts’ 8-day sailing itinerary runs Benoa → Sanur Beach → Nusa Lembongan → three Gili Islands → Senggigi on west Lombok → Poh → Gili Nanggu → the island of Gede → Nusa Penida → Pulau Serangan → back to Benoa. That sequence is the backbone of the route we program.
Named Lombok-route stops you can plan around
| Stop | What it is | Where on the route |
|---|---|---|
| Senggigi | West Lombok’s main coastal anchorage | Lombok mainland arrival |
| Sendang Gile Waterfalls | Falls in the foothills of Rinjani volcano | Rinjani foothills shore excursion |
| Gili Nanggu | Quiet pale-sand island off southwest Lombok | Late-route swim and snorkel stop |
| Nusa Penida (Crystal Bay, Manta Point, Broken Beach) | Return-leg anchorages between Lombok and Bali | Crossing back toward Benoa |
Senggigi and the Rinjani foothills are what make this the mainland route rather than a Gili-only itinerary. According to WI Yachts, Senggigi sits on the west coast of Lombok, and the Sendang Gile Waterfalls lie in the foothills of the Rinjani volcano — the shore excursion that most distinguishes a Lombok charter from the island-hop alternatives. Fraser Yachts’ Bali itineraries begin by joining the yacht in Serangan and heading into the Lombok Straits with Mount Agung as the backdrop, which is the same water you cross on the way east.
Which vessel class fits the Lombok run?
Three classes operate from Bali, and each changes both the feel and the cost of the Lombok route.
- Sailing yachts and catamarans — the class behind WI Yachts’ 8-day sailing itinerary. Best when the Lombok Strait crossing itself is part of the pleasure and you want a quieter, wind-led passage.
- Motor yachts and private boats — the class behind the Jet Asia Bali Cruise and Bali Boat Charter’s private boat charters. Faster crossings, more deck space, the choice when you want maximum time at Senggigi and Gili Nanggu rather than in transit.
- Traditional phinisi expedition vessels with full crew — the class LuxuryPhinisi markets from Benoa. The most characterful option, with the largest crew-to-guest ratio and the most generous shaded lounging for a multi-day program.
For a 3–5 night Lombok itinerary with a chef aboard and daily shore excursions, a motor yacht or a crewed phinisi tends to suit families and milestone trips; a sailing catamaran suits couples who want the crossing to be the experience.
How does booking a Bali–Lombok charter work?
Bookings are handled directly by the Bali Premium Trip reservations team. There is no online instant-checkout for a multi-day crewed charter — the itinerary, vessel and crew are matched to your dates first, then priced.
- Tell us your dates, guest count and nights. Two nights to Senggigi, or five for the full west-Lombok circuit — this sets the vessel shortlist.
- We match a vessel class and confirm availability. Sailing catamaran, motor yacht or crewed phinisi, arranged via vetted licensed partners where the brand does not own the vessel.
- You receive a written, itemised quote. Crew, chef, fuel and included excursions are broken out; park and conservation fees, where applicable, are stated separately and confirmed at booking.
- You approve the route and secure the dates. The Senggigi, Rinjani-foothills and Gili Nanggu programming is finalised against tides and the sailing window for your month.
- You board at Benoa or Serangan. Both are established Bali embarkation points; Benoa is described as Bali’s main yachting gateway.
We do not quote guaranteed sea conditions or fixed high/low-season price splits as fact — the only sourced seasonality statement is that the Benoa phinisi sunset cruise runs year-round. Beyond that, we give general sailing-window guidance for your travel month rather than inventing a monsoon pricing table.
When is the best window for the Lombok crossing?
The Lombok Strait is open water, so the crossing quality matters more here than on a sheltered Gili hop. We do not publish a sourced high-season or low-season rate, and we will not pretend one exists. What we can say: the Benoa phinisi cruise is offered year-round, and we advise on the calmer sailing windows for your specific dates during booking. Treat month choice as a comfort-and-timing decision, confirmed with the reservations team, not as a fixed price lever.
Book your Bali–Lombok luxury charter
Ready to price a real Lombok-route program for your dates? The Bali Premium Trip reservations team handles the charter directly — from a 2-night Senggigi run to the full 5-night west-Lombok circuit with the Rinjani foothills and Gili Nanggu.
WhatsApp the concierge on 6281128590000 or email sales@balipremiumtrip.com with your dates, guest count and preferred nights. You’ll receive an itemised, written quote — indicative bands become a firm figure only once the vessel and route are confirmed, dated as of 2026 and subject to change. No guaranteed outcomes, no invented rates: just a real crewed charter, arranged through vetted licensed partners where the vessel is not brand-owned.
Published by Juara Holding Group. Charter operated and reservations handled by Bali Premium Trip. Figures cited as of 2026 and subject to change; park and conservation fees confirmed at booking.