Top Gili Islands Bus Tours

Check out the three Gili Islands on this private day tour, where you’ll get to explore each place at your own pace. You’ll stop at Gili Air for snorkeling, Gili Meno for the turtle sanctuary, and the Gili Trawangan for more snorkeling. You’ll also be in a glass bottom boat so you can see all the sea life from the boat. A last stop will be a photo opportunity at Malaka Hill.

Discover all three of the Gili islands when you book this full-day tour that departs from either Lombok or Gili Trawangan. With a small group and guide, travel to Gili Air and Gili Meno to snorkel in crystal-clear waters and observe marine species like tropical fish, sea turtles, and corals. Then, head to Gili Trawangan for more snorkeling, relaxing on the beach, and cycling.

With limited public transportation, tours are the best way to discover Lombok. Enjoy all the flexibility of a private adventure when you book this great taster day which includes Benang Stokal and Benang Kelambu Waterfall, Sade Traditional Weaving Village, and a beach of your choice for the perfect blend of landscape and culture. Your private driver collects you directly from your accommodation, saving time and energy, and drops you back as well.

this the south of Lombok beach incredible to see combination with the local culture : - pick up at hotel - Banyumulek (Pottery Village) - Sukarare (weaving village) - Sade/Ende (Sasak Traditional House) - Merese Hill - Tanjung Ann Beach - Kuta

With sea turtles, underwater sculpture gardens, and lush coral reef, snorkeling the Gili Islands is a must. See sights such as the Nest, a sculpture circle off Gili Meno, and clownfish, surgeonfish, and butterfly fish off Gili Air. Choose between morning and afternoon departures for shared boats, or pick the time you want for a private tour: snorkeling equipment and life jackets are included.

Experience the best Lombok to Komodo Boat Trip with us, a one way tickets from Lombok to Labuan Bajo every wednesday on a comfortable Standard liveaboard and explore Komodo National Park’s top destinations, including Swim with Whale Shark in Sumbawa, Padar Island, Komodo Dragons, Pink Beach, and many more stunning destination. Safe, organized, and perfect for travelers seeking a complete Komodo tour from Lombok.

Discover the underwater world of the Gili Islands on a private 6-hour tour. Traveling by private boat, the aquatic adventure takes you to all three of the Gili islands: Trawangan, Meno and Air. At each location, use provided snorkel gear and a (on request) lifev est to observe sea turtles, vibrant reefs, and more. You also have the chance to visit he underwater sculpture outside Bask Meno.

Pergasingan Hill One Day Tripis soft and easy trekking up to the top of Pergasingan hill (Bukit Pergasingan) in Sembalun Village in one day trip. It is the most choices tour for opportunity the magnificent view ofthe stunning natural scenery, rice-field, the foggy Sembalun village and the view of Mount Rinjani from 1,806 meter above sea level. Never missed this trip opportunity to make your holiday more impressive one. Beside hike the Pergasingan Hill, also the tour will visit other interesting tourist destination which is worth to visit such as SendangGile and Tiu Kelep Waterfall that located in Senaru village on the foot hill of Mount Rinjani.

Blue Water Express operates a boat transfer service from Bali to Lombok and vice versa. From either Serangan or Padang Bai on Bali, enjoy a hassle-free ride across the sea to Teluk Kode (on Lombok) or the Gili Islands. Hotel pickup service is available for the Bali departures for your convenience. Book in advance so you don't have to worry about how you'll get to Lombok or the Gilis at the last minute.

There are some spectacular underwater sights in the Gili Islands: but to see them, you need a boat. This tour delivers a boat just for your group, plus lunch and bottled water. You’ll snorkel sunken scooters off Gili Trawangan, then head to Gili Meno to a colorful reef, a spot where turtles are often seen, and Nest Statues Jason de Caires Taylor, an eerie circle of coral-encrusted human sculptures.