RZH Lintas Sunset Yacht from Serangan: 4-Hour Private Cruise to Nusa Dua

RZH Lintas Samudra Emas

Bali/Serangan Island: 4-Hour Luxury Sunset Yacht to Nusa Dua

★ 5.0 (1) · from $696

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Prices and timetables checked 2026-10-17. I earn a commission on bookings made through my links, at no extra cost to you.

The RZH Lintas sunset yacht is a private afternoon charter from Serangan Harbour that runs south along the coast to Nusa Dua, stops near Tanjung Benoa and ends at Lagoon Serangan for the sunset. The listing's yacht counter carries the Queen Ruizi name, so look for that name at the harbour.

The rare detail is the timing. A 3:00 PM departure and a 7 PM return put the sunset at 6:14 PM in October, about 46 minutes before you are back at the pier. In every month of 2026 the sun sets between 14 and 52 minutes before 7 PM, so the last stretch is always dusk.

It is a high-priced product: $174 per hour against a median of about $7.60 for the 12 Bali tours I list. Read the price section before you compare it with the sunset cruises in Bali, and see the Bali boat tours guide or the Harbour Advisor home page for the wider choice.

What is the RZH Lintas sunset yacht cruise?

It is a 4-hour private yacht trip for up to 10 guests that follows Bali's south-east coast from Serangan to Nusa Dua and back at sunset.

1. Check in at Serangan Harbour. Arrive 15-20 minutes early and go to the Queen Ruizi desk at the harbour gate.
2. Sail south at 3:00 PM. The yacht heads toward Nusa Dua and the Waterblow cliffs on the Bukit Peninsula.
3. Relax on deck. The listing mentions music, drinks and optional light fishing along the way.
4. Reach Tanjung Benoa. This is where jet ski, parasailing and banana boat rides are sold at extra cost.
5. Wait for sunset at Lagoon Serangan. The yacht anchors near the lagoon for the sundown.
6. Return around 7 PM. You are back at Serangan Harbour after dark in most months.

The listing says the itinerary may change with weather and sea conditions, so the stop order is a plan and not a promise.

Where does the cruise leave from and how do you get there?

It leaves from Serangan Harbour, which the listing puts 5 minutes from Sanur Beach, at the Queen Ruizi counter by the main entrance.

Serangan Harbour is about 1.6 km straight-line from Sanur's beachfront, so a taxi or ride-hail from Sanur is the sensible choice. Bali has no public transit link to this pier.

• Pier: Serangan Harbour on Google Maps
• Check-in: 15-20 minutes before 3:00 PM, so be there by 2:40 PM at the latest.
• Hotel transfer: the listing's key details mention pickup options while its not-included list names hotel transfer. I read that as a paid extra; ask before booking.
• Staff: the team wears Queen Ruizi uniforms and handles boarding.

What is the route, stop by stop?

The listing names four places: Serangan Island, Nusa Dua with the Waterblow cliffs, Tanjung Benoa and Lagoon Serangan.

The distance between Serangan Island and Nusa Dua is about 8.8 km straight-line, so the outbound leg is a short hop and the cruise has time to idle. For the full line on one screen, open the Serangan Island to Nusa Dua route on Google Maps; it plots a road route, so read it as the direction only.

How long is it and when does it sail?

It runs one fixed slot, 3:00 PM to about 7:00 PM, which means the sunset falls in the final third of the trip in every month.

The table shows how much of the cruise is daylight and how long you sail in the dark, using sunset times for the Sanur coast on the 15th of each month.

Because Bali uses a single time zone with no daylight saving, the sunset barely moves: 6:08 PM at the earliest and 6:46 PM at the latest. The listing shows only one 3:00 PM departure; ask whether other times exist for a different light.

What is on board and what is included?

The listing includes a captain, crew, soft drinks, water, fruit, snacks, towels, ice and travel insurance, and it excludes meals, transfers, watersports and alcohol.

A 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM slot spans no ordinary meal, and food is excluded. Eat before you check in, or bring your own, and clear it with the crew first.

The listing does not describe a toilet, a shaded deck or the yacht's size beyond the 10-guest limit. Ask the operator about those if they matter to your group. The operator's packing advice covers swimwear, shades, sun cream and dry clothes.

What does it cost per person?

The listing shows from $691.16 per person, but it is a private-group product, so I would confirm whether that is a per-person or a per-boat price before you budget.

If the quoted figure turns out to be a whole-boat price, the cost per guest falls fast as the group grows. This table is my arithmetic on the $696 search price, not a listing fact.

IDR 150,000 is the levy each international tourist pays for Bali, under Provincial Regulation 2 of 2025.

That levy is separate from any tour price, and the listing does not mention it. Indonesia's national tourism site describes it as a one-time, cashless payment made through the Love Bali system.

How does it compare with other Bali sunset cruises?

It is the only private yacht among the four sunset options I list, and by far the most expensive; the others are shared boats at $18-78.

The Bali Hai cruise includes dinner and hotel pickup in its title, which this yacht does not. Amed and Lovina are on Bali's north-east and north coasts, a long drive from Sanur. The full list is on my Bali yacht charter page, and the private snorkel option is the Golden Horizon private yacht.

Is the RZH Lintas sunset yacht worth it against the other Bali sunset cruises?

For a group of up to 10 that wants a private boat, my pick is the RZH Lintas sunset yacht; for a couple on a budget, the shared Bali Hai cruise is easier to justify.

• Worth it for celebrations: the operator can arrange decoration for birthdays and anniversaries, and you can bring your own drinks.
• Worth it for control: you get one yacht and a 3:00 PM start, with no strangers on board.
• Not worth it for couples: at $174 per hour, two people pay for an empty yacht unless the price is per boat.
• Risk: one review is too little to judge the operator, so I cannot vouch for the crew or the boat's condition.

When is the best time to go?

April and August had the fewest rain days of 2025, with 13 days of 1 mm or more, while January had 31 and May had 28.

This is one year of Open-Meteo archive data for southern Bali, so use it as a hint and not a forecast. The listing also says weather and sea conditions can change the route.

Christmas Day on 25 December is the next date on the Nager.Date holiday list for Indonesia, and holiday weeks usually fill private charters first. The listing allows free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead.

What do passengers say?

There is exactly one review on the page, with five stars and no text, so there is no pattern to report.

I will not infer service quality from a single star rating. Treat the 5.0 as a placeholder, and ask the operator about the yacht's age, its size and its safety gear before paying.

Who should skip the RZH Lintas sunset yacht?

Skip it if you want a meal on board, a hotel pickup in the price, or a low-cost shared sunset.

• Diners: food beyond snacks is excluded; the sunset cruise guide lists boats with dinner.
• Budget travelers: shared sunset trips cost $18-78; see the other Bali boat tours.
• Rough-water sensitive: the listing gives no motion-sickness advice and warns that conditions can change the route.
• Fishing fans: fishing is optional and light; for a real trip see fishing charters in Bali.

How do you book the RZH Lintas sunset yacht?

Choose your date and guest count on GetYourGuide and read the total for your group before paying. The "reserve now, pay later" option is shown on the listing.

RZH Lintas sunset yacht FAQ

Sources: GetYourGuide listing for RZH Lintas Samudra Emas, product 1128516 (checked 2026-10-17); Love Bali, Bali Provincial Government and Indonesia Travel (tourist levy); Open-Meteo historical weather API; sunrise-sunset.org; Nager.Date; Frankfurter exchange rates.