Gilimanuk Port

Gilimanuk Port, situated on the northwest coast of Bali, Indonesia, serves as a vital maritime gateway connecting Bali with the island of Java. This strategic port plays an essential role in the transportation of passengers and goods, supporting the local economy and facilitating trade between the two islands. With its proximity to key tourist destinations in Bali, Gilimanuk Port is particularly important for the tourism sector, as it accommodates both commercial and recreational vessels, including ferries, cargo ships, and fishing boats.

The port functions as a significant transit point for ferry services operating between Gilimanuk and Ketapang on the island of Java. With ongoing enhancements to its infrastructure, Gilimanuk Port aims to improve efficiency and capacity, ensuring optimal service for passengers and freight. The port also prioritizes sustainability initiatives, such as reducing carbon emissions and engaging with local communities to promote environmental conservation. As it continues to expand its facilities and enhance service delivery, Gilimanuk Port remains a crucial hub for regional connectivity and economic development in Indonesia.