The most common ways to reach Gili Air are by fast boat or public ferry from Bali or Lombok.
Yes, SIM cards are available for purchase, and many areas on Gili Air have a reliable internet connection.
Yes, there are several ATMs and money exchange services on the island.
Absolutely, Gili Air is known for its friendly locals and relaxed atmosphere.
The majority of residents on Gili Air practice Islam.
It’s recommended to drink bottled water, which is readily available on the island.
Yes, many places offer bicycle rentals for exploring the island.
Gili Air does not have traditional taxis, but you can rent bicycle or use horse carts known as “cidomos.”
Some accommodations offer pick-up services. Alternatively, you can rent a bicycle or take a horse cart “cidomo”.
Yes, while most restaurants serve food until 11 pm, there are a few late-night options. Near the harbor, you’ll find “Non Stop Kebab” open late. Additionally, just a 5-minute walk inland from the harbor, there’s a “Warung” that operates 24/7.
Popular activities include snorkeling or diving, water sports, yoga and much more.
The eastern side offers stunning sunrises, while the western side is perfect for sunsets. To explore the. best spots visit our sunrise/sunset page.
For the best spots you can check our recommendations. However, it’s essential to check the current tide information before heading out, as snorkeling during low tide might not be ideal.
Yes, there are health clinics and pharmacies on the island. For serious emergencies, it’s recommended to seek medical attention on Lombok or Bali.
Regular boat services connect Gili Air with Lombok and the other Gili islands.
