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About Gili Air
Gili Air is a small, car-free island off the coast of Lombok, in Indonesia's West Nusa Tenggara province - the quieter of the three "Gili Islands" alongside the livelier Gili Trawangan and the more secluded Gili Meno. With no cars or motorbikes allowed, the island runs on foot traffic, bicycles, and horse-drawn carts (cidomos), giving it a distinctly slow, relaxed pace.
Getting to Gili Air
From within Indonesia
Fly into Lombok International Airport (LOP), then take a taxi or transfer to Bangsal Harbour, followed by a short public or chartered boat ride to Gili Air.
Arriving from abroad
International visitors typically connect through Jakarta (CGK) or Denpasar, Bali (DPS) before a domestic flight to Lombok (LOP), then continue by road and boat as above.
Where to Stay on Gili Air
With around 279 properties listed, options include:
- PinkCoco Gili Air and Anahata - Tropical Private Villas - upscale, adults-oriented and villa-style options.
- Gili Air Lagoon Resort, Scallywag Beach Club, and Bel Air Resort and Spa - popular mid-to-upper-range resorts.
- Mola2 Resort, Nusa Indah Bungalows, and 7SEAS Cottages - well-regarded mid-range choices, several geared toward diving and snorkeling.
- VK Guesthouse and Palm Trees Villas - simple, budget-friendly stays.
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Things to Do on Gili Air
- Snorkeling and diving - one of the best-known reefs sits just off the island's southern tip, a popular spot for turtle sightings.
- Cycling or cidomo rides around the island's car-free lanes, or simply exploring on foot.
- Day trips to nearby Gili Meno and Gili Trawangan, including boat trips to Gili Meno's underwater statue installation.
Local Tips
The local currency is the Indonesian rupiah (IDR), though Traveloka displays and books hotel rates in USD - ATMs are available on the island. There are no cars or motorbikes on Gili Air, so getting around is on foot, by bicycle, or by cidomo. Ride-hailing apps aren't practical around Bangsal Harbour on the Lombok mainland either - arrange transfers through your hotel or tour operator instead. Indonesia's general emergency number is 112.
Entry Requirements Note
Most nationalities can get a Visa on Arrival or e-VOA (around USD 35, valid 30 days, extendable once) - the same nationwide system whether you arrive via Bali or Lombok International Airport. Note that Bali's separate foreign tourist levy (IDR 150,000) does not apply here, since Gili Air is in West Nusa Tenggara province, not Bali. Always confirm current requirements for your nationality before booking.
Best Time to Visit
The dry season, roughly April through October, offers the most reliable weather, with May through September generally the best window for calm boat crossings and clear water. July and August are the busiest months.
More Ways to Plan Your Trip
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