Jl. Kediri No. 14, Tuban, Kuta, Badung, Bali, Indonesia 80361 WhatsApp +62 817-6577-757 booking@baliekasoghi.com
2 days

Gili Trawangan Escape 2D1N

No cars, no scooters: bicycles, turtles and the famous sunset swing

Gili Trawangan, Lombok 2 days 1 night Private trip, up to 6 guests
Gili Trawangan Escape 2D1N

Fast boat from Padang Bai to Gili Trawangan, the island with no motor vehicles where you get around by bicycle or horse cart. Snorkel with green turtles over the underwater statues, cycle round the island and watch the sunset over Bali's Mount Agung from the beach swings. One night in a pool villa or bungalow with breakfast.

Highlights

  • Return fast boat Bali–Gili
  • 1 night with breakfast
  • Snorkelling trip to 3 Gilis
  • Bicycle for 2 days

Itinerary

  1. Day 1 – Hotel pickup
  2. Fast boat from Padang Bai
  3. Check-in, afternoon snorkelling
  4. Sunset swings
  5. Day 2 – Cycle the island
  6. Fast boat back to Bali

Times are a guide. Your driver adjusts to traffic, weather and temple ceremonies.

Included

  • Hotel–harbour transfers
  • Return fast boat
  • 1 night accommodation (twin share)
  • Snorkelling trip & bicycle

Not included

  • Gili island tax
  • Lunch & dinner

Good to know

  • Free cancellation up to 48 hours before the tour date.
  • Cancellations within 48 hours are charged 50%.
  • No-show is charged in full.
  • SIM cards cannot be refunded once registered; eSIM cannot be refunded once the QR code is sent.
  • Pickup is included from hotels in Kuta, Legian, Seminyak, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua, Sanur and Ubud; other areas may have a surcharge.
  • Please be ready in the lobby 5 minutes before pickup time.
  • Itineraries may change because of weather, traffic, ceremonies or temple closures; we always offer a fair alternative.
  • Children aged 3-11 pay the child rate; under 3 travel free without a seat.
  • Our drivers never force shopping stops. Report any issue from your account.
  • Wear clothing that covers shoulders and knees for temples; sarongs are provided where needed.
  • Women who are menstruating are traditionally asked not to enter temple grounds.

You may also like