Maruti Group

Maruti Group: Maruti Fast Boat & Glory Fast Cruise

Operator Overview & Brand Structure

Maruti Group is a major maritime parent operator in Bali managing two sister brands with different route focus.

Maruti Fast Boat: Primarily serving the Sanur to Nusa Penida corridor.

Glory Fast Cruise: Primarily serving the Sanur to Nusa Lembongan corridor.

Across both divisions, the group operates high-capacity vessels including Lucky Monkey (130 passengers), White Monkey (120 passengers), and Glory Prime (112 passengers).

Live Availability & Cross-Brand Inventory via Sailtix

Because Maruti Group runs multiple vessels across two destination corridors simultaneously, static schedules can become inaccurate. Sailtix connects with Maruti dispatch availability so departures to Penida and Lembongan reflect verified live seat capacity from active harbor manifests.

Route Mechanics & Technical Specifications

Nusa Penida via Maruti Fast Boat: Typical service from Sanur to Toya Pakeh (commonly referenced with Banjar Nyuh area access). Vessels with heavy-duty multi-engine setups can run around 30 knots, with crossing times usually around 35 to 45 minutes.

Nusa Lembongan via Glory Fast Cruise: Typical service from Sanur to Jungut Batu using lighter high-speed setups, with crossings often completed in under 30 minutes depending on sea conditions.

Safety Infrastructure: Fleet operations include standard maritime safety equipment such as certified life rafts, life jackets, and fire extinguishers, following required safety protocols.

Port Logistics: What to Expect

Sanur Departures: Check-in for both brands is handled at Maruti Group counters around Matahari Terbit Arcade (Sanur Kaja). For high-volume sailings, passengers should arrive early; check-in commonly opens around 90 minutes prior and closes around 30 minutes before departure.

Arrival at Toya Pakeh (Nusa Penida): This arrival zone provides access to one of Penida's main transfer hubs for onward transport and activities.

Arrival at Jungut Batu (Nusa Lembongan): Some services land near the beach area; passengers may need to step into shallow water during disembarkation.