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Gili Islands
Gili island ( Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air
) Lombok Indonesia is located just off the northwest
coast of Lombok, the three islands of Gili Air, Gili
Meno and Gili Trawangan are rapidly becoming one of
the most popular destinations for visitors to Bali
and Lombok. They are now easily accessible direct
from Bali with the new Fast Boat service, or by
plane and local boat from Lombok. All three islands
feature superb, white sandy beaches, crystal clear
water, spectacular coral reefs, brilliantly coloured
fish and the best snorkeling and diving to be found
anywhere on Bali and Lombok.
Visitors from all over the world are attracted to
the simple pleasures of sun, snorkeling, diving,
beautiful beaches, and socializing.
Gili Air
It is the closest island which is inhabited by the
largest local population and quickly accessed of the
three Gilis. This island possesses a turtle hatchery
and also its good for snorkeling especially from the
east and northeast beaches, the south part of this
island has some nice surf in the right conditions.
It offers a good range of simple accommodations and
restaurants, some serenade and relaxed spots.
Gili Meno
It is the smallest and in the middle of the three,
it has lowest population and therefore it is ideal
for relaxing. This island has a salt lake, an
excellent bird park and offers small and basic
accommodations for those seeking out a peaceful
place in the sun along with unpopulated beaches,
clear water and quiet walks.
Gili Trawangan
It is the largest Island of the three and the
furthest from the mainland. This island is more
known as “Party Island”, this reputation refers to
many fun parties held at different restaurant & bars
that is a misleading description of this wonderful
Island.
It also offers you a wide range of accommodation as
of simple home - stays to up-market hotels and
villas with the swimming pools. There are many
selections of bars and restaurants to suit all your
tastes and preferences. This island is an ideal
place to do diving and snorkeling.
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