3 Days / 2 Nights Gili exotic package

07.00 pick-up in sanur, or denpasar
08.00 transfer to padang bai and check in process
09.00 boarding to fast boat to gili
12.00 arrive at gili trawangan
12.00 lunch at local restaurant
16.00 free events such as bicycle rental, ride cidomo at own cost
18.30 dinner at local restaurant
19.30 free time

07.00 breakfast at hotel
09.00 snorkeling trip to gili meno and gili air
12.00 lunch at local restaurant
13.00 check in process
14.00 free events such as bicycle rental, ciodomo ride, yoga at own cost 2
18.00 sunset time with own ac2
19.00 dinner at local restaurant

07.00 breakfast at hotel
10.00 process check in fast boat
12.00 fast boat to padang bay – Bali
14.00 arrive in padang bay picked up by shuttle bus and transfer to early pick up

Arcing away from the northwest corner of lombok, the gili islands are three idyllic atolls where the sand is still powdery white, the water a clear sparkling turquoise, and the sunsets over bali’s agung in the west simply spectacular.

Fortunately all three gili islands will not permit any type of motorised transport on them and therefore rely on bicycles or horse and carts, locally known as ‘cidomos’. Bicycles can be rented from any of the kiosks and cost from around rp20,000 an hour, or better value, ask for the daily rate. Cidomos (local horse and carts) are easily located all over the islands but tend to hang around the harbour and busy spots, arrangements can be made if you are staying in a more remote place on the island, for instance a late ride home…. Haggling is the norm, and always agree a price before your journey.

The largest of the three islands, gili trawangan attracts the majority of visitors, it is around thirty minutes boat ride from the northwest mainland of lombok and regular daily fast boats depart bali directly to trawangan island and all boats stop off at teluk nare on mainland lombok as part of the return journey. The beaches of the gilis are still powdery white, the water a beautiful clear blue and they are positioned perfectly for Sunsets over Bali’s mt agung and sunrise over Lombok’s mt rinjani. Thirty years ago the gili islands were uninhabited and only discovered by the seafaring bugis people from sulawesi. It was only a matter of time before the more adventurous backpacker types discovered the islands and developed trawangan into a hippy party paradise