Tanjung Benoa is the heart of water sports in Bali, a calm peninsula at the northern tip of the Nusa Dua area. Unlike the wave-battered beaches in the south, the waters of Tanjung Benoa are generally calm and shallow, making them ideal for water activities for families, beginners, and thrill-seekers alike. Dozens of water sport operators line the beach offering complete packages.
Activity Options & Price Ranges
Prices depend heavily on the operator, season, and your bargaining. Here are typical ranges per person per session as a guide; always confirm before you start:
- Banana boat: around Rp100–150k, about 15 minutes.
- Jet ski: around Rp200–300k, about 15 minutes with a guide.
- Parasailing: around Rp150–250k for a short session; parasailing adventure (longer and higher) costs more.
- Flyboard: around Rp350–500k, about 15 minutes.
- Sea walker: around Rp400–600k, walking on the seabed with an air helmet.
- Snorkeling: around Rp150–250k including gear and boat.
Tips for Choosing a Safe Operator
With so many operators, choose one with a clear reputation and complete safety equipment. A few things worth checking:
- Make sure life jackets are provided for all surface activities.
- Ask whether an instructor accompanies you for jet ski and flyboard.
- Bargain for a combo package (e.g. banana boat + parasailing + jet ski) for a better price.
- Check the condition of life jackets, ropes, and boats before paying.
- Bring a change of clothes, towel, sunblock, and secure your phone in a waterproof pouch.
Opening Hours & Getting There
Most operators run roughly from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, with the best conditions in the morning when the water is calm and the weather clear. Tanjung Benoa is about a 10–15 minute drive from central Nusa Dua and close to Ngurah Rai Airport (about 20–30 minutes). Just come and pick an operator on the beach, or book a package through your hotel or a local tour provider.
Thanks to the proximity, many travelers make these water sports part of a staycation; check AccessiaPass hotel vouchers for a comfortable stay around Nusa Dua so you can hit the water first thing in the morning.
Practical Info & Reservations
- Location (Google Maps): View on Google Maps
- How to book: come directly to a water sport operator on the beach and bargain a package, or book through a trusted hotel or tour provider; compare a few operators before paying.
- Activity inspiration: search on Instagram
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