Kelingking
The T-Rex headland. Second swim of the day and the photograph everyone came for.

Charters by day shape
The Nusa Penida day, hour by hour — which marina, which rotation, and when the manta window actually opens.
Board at Sanur at 08:00, anchor at Crystal Bay by 09:30, dock back at 17:00.
The anchorages
Five anchorages in a rotation the captain sets on the morning. Swell direction decides the order, not the brochure.
The T-Rex headland. Second swim of the day and the photograph everyone came for.
The western run. Tide-dependent, so the captain calls it against that morning's table.
The manta cleaning stations. Ninety minutes in the water, entry set fifty metres off the rock.
The day
The clock is fixed. What moves is the anchorage order, and the captain confirms that against the morning sea state.
Twenty to seventy minutes to Sanur depending on whether you start in Canggu, Ubud or the Bukit.
Safety briefing, welcome cocktail, and the bow points east-southeast.
Anchor for the manta window. Ninety minutes in the water.
Back at Sanur. The driver has you at the villa by 18:00.
Take a light breakfast at the villa. The morning crossing on a 22-knot hull can be lively, and the first course is served aboard within ninety minutes.
Hours on the water
Morning crossing
Anchorages
Manta cleaning station
Kelingking headland
Rest of the day
Both run from Sanur. If the manta window and the Kelingking photograph are non-negotiable, take the full day; if a calmer crossing matters more, take Lembongan.
Send the date and the party size. The desk replies with the rotation, the crossing window and dock-back time against that month's almanac.