The port on Gili Trawangan operates daily from morning to evening, but operating hours may vary depending on the season and weather conditions.
It is recommended to check the schedule and weather conditions in advance before traveling to the island.
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24-hour ATM on Gili Air — CIMB NIAG
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A popular swimming beach.
Not particularly luxurious. Seaweed and pine needles may be present on the shore. You can swim at both low and high tides.
About 30 meters into the water, there is an artificial reef called 'Biorock' that extends northward. If you want a more developed beach, head north. The sand there is cleaner, but the beach line is sl…
Travelling to Sumba feels like stepping into another Indonesia: a wild, honest, and truly beautiful world.
Here, hills stretch to the horizon, lagoons shimmer in shades of turquoise, and the locals live as their ancestors did — with respect for the land and the ocean.
