18 Epic Things to do in Gili Trawangan

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In this article we are going to share the best things to do in Gili Trawangan in 2026. This is a beautiful small island between Bali and Lombok in Indonesia. Gili Trawangan offers golden sand beaches, hippy bars, vibrant coral reefs, awe-inspiring underwater sculptures, and so much more. We’re super excited to share our handpicked list of epic activities. We will make this article as useful as possible with prices, location and other details to help you plan an independent adventure.

The first time we visited Gili Trawanagan we fell in love with this beautiful paradise island. We have been struck by the amount that Gili T has changed over the years. In this article we are going to share some fresh information to help equip and inspire you. Not only will we be sharing the BEST things to do in Gili Trawangan, but we’ll also provide invaluable insider tips on how to make the most of your visit, as well as recommendations for the amazing places to rest your head after a day filled with excitement. So get ready to be inspired—Gili Trawangan is waiting for you!

Planning you trip to the Gili islands: Don’t miss our article – Which Gili island is the best?

Summary of THE BEST things to do in Gili Trawangan

Take a snorkeling trip
Enjoy a stunning sunset
Learn to Scuba Dive
Explore the island by bicycle
Visit the other Gili islands
Horse riding on the beach
Take a yoga class
Enjoy the nightlife
Try Paddle boarding
Watch a movie on the beach
Enjoy some amazing seafood
Learn to freedive
Try a transparent Kayak
Get a massage
Try some local food
Swim with turtles
Visit the sea sculptures
Try Glamping

Things to do in Gili Trawangan – Map

What are our personal highlights of Gili Trawangan?

The backpacking family swimming with turtles Gili Meno Bali

Before we go on we quickly want to share a few personal highlights of Gili T. We absolutely loved the snorkeling trip which visited the Bask Nest and Turtle point. Also, we really LOVED watching a movie on the beach – there’s something unique and special about chilling on a bean bag and watching a movie under the stars. We were also very impressed with the food on Gili T. Although international food is much more expensive than local food – the quality is very good. And we also loved the sunsets on Gili T. Asian sunsets are pretty special!

CHECK OUT OUR ADVENTURES AROUND GILI TRAWANGAN…

Is it worth visiting Gili Trawangan?

YES, in our opinion Gili Trawangan (also known as “Gili T”) is well worth a visit. There are loads of marvelous things to do in Gili Trawangan. This is also a lovely island to just slow down and chill out. Gili Trawangan has a great balance of peaceful and tranquil sections (especially on the west coast) and more upbeat party areas (especially around the main pier on the east coast). Gili Trawangan also has a wide range of restaurants and places to eat. There are a few convenience stores here too and there is a very good range of accommodation.

In our opinion – if you only have time to visit one Gili island – Gili Trawangan is the best option. You can still enjoy the relaxing peaceful island experience on the west coast. But Gili Trawangan also has more choice for food and accommodation, so it is easier to do a budget trip here.

What is Gili Trawangan like?

Gili Trawangan is a small island that takes around 1 hour to cycle round. There are no cars or motorbikes here – which makes it pretty nice. Furthermore, there is a coastal path around the island – it is rough and sandy in sections. There are also a few sandy trails running across the middle of the island too. The East coast of Gili T is pretty busy with tourists, visitors and locals. There are plenty of bars, restaurants, guest houses and hotels on the east coast. There are a couple of dive resorts too. The west coast is a lot more chill with a few large resorts and the odd restaurant. The west coast is great for romantic sunsets. The east coast is great for food and partying. There are also a few convenience stores on the east side of Gili Trawangan too close to the pier.

Is Gili Trawangan suitable for families?

Yes, in our opinion Gili Trawangan is a great destination for family travel. We loved visiting with our boys (5 years old and 3 years old). However, there are a few things to be aware of before you visit Gili Trawangan with kids: Firstly, it can be tricky to find kid-friendly food here. Well this depends on how specific you need to be. There are many cafes, resorts and restaurants offering international food. But you may struggle to find kids menus. Also high chairs are rarely seen on Gili trawangan.

Furthermore, there are only a couple of very small, simple and basic convenience stores. We recommend bringing anything special that you need. For example: bring a sufficient supply of nappies, baby milk, kids snacks or drinks. There are a couple of small and basic medical clinics on the island. For anything more complicated you would either need to go to Lombok or Bali.

What is the best time of year to visit Gili Trawangan?

The Backpacking family Gili islands sunset kids

Firstly, Gili Trawangan is a hot tropical climate – it is intensely hot throughout the year. And the humidity is often high. What’s more it can rain at any time of the year here. Gili Trawangan experiences two main seasons: the dry season and the wet season. Each season has its advantages and disadvantages:

The dry season in Gili Trawangan typically runs from May to September. This is considered the peak tourist season, and it’s the best time to visit if you’re looking for good weather and a lively atmosphere. During this season, you can expect low humidity, clear skies, and warm temperatures. The water is also calm and ideal for snorkeling and diving. However, since it’s the peak season, you can expect higher prices and bigger crowds. You’ll also need to book your accommodation and transport well in advance.

The wet season in Gili Trawangan runs from October to April. This season is characterized by hot and humid weather, with occasional rainfall and thunderstorms. The island is quieter during this time, and you’ll be able to find better deals on accommodations and activities. The rain can be heavy and disruptive, and some water activities may be limited due to choppy water conditions.

How long should you spend on Gili Trawanagan?

The journey from Bali to Gili T is long and tiring. In all honesty we really don’t recommend spending any less than 2 days on Gili T. If you can spend 3 or more days you will have time to relax and explore this lovely island. A week would be a great choice for a lovely slow holiday – but longer than this you may find yourself ready to explore more epic places like Bali or Lombok. So really we think 3 – 5 days is ideal depending on your total trip length.

How has Gili Trawangan changed in recent years?

We mentioned that Gili Trawangan has changed a lot in recent years. The good news – this is still a lovely small island without any motor vehicles. Gili Trawangan is as beautiful as ever. Here is a summary of the recent changes on Gili T:

More big resorts and hotels – in recent years there are more up market boutique hotels and resorts on Gili T. In our view, these properties do not detract from the relaxing natural vibes of Gili T.
More western food options available – in recent years there are more restaurants and cafes on the island offering international food. The choice isn’t overwhelming – but you can certainly find a good variety of food choices on Gili T.
No more sea swings – Sadly the insta-perfect swings on Gili T are no more. Something to do with them being “unsafe” we think? Gotta love health and safety!
New attractions like the Bask Nest – there are now some new attractions in the area. The most prominent is the amazing underwater sculpture located between Gili T and Gili meno. This spot is insta-famous so expect it to be busy and intense!
More crowds – Gili T has increased in popularity in recent years and so you will see more people. This can add to the fun vibes. But if you’re after a more chilled island experience, head round to the tranquil west coast.
More amenities like ATM machines – there are now a few cash machines in Gili T. Still worth bringing some cash uncase you have problems. Some places to accept card transactions too.
You may be pleased to know that wifi and mobile phone signal is better on Gili T. If you are a digital nomad or need to be online – this should not be a problem. BUT we do recommend having a good sim card with data and a hotspot for back up if you are planning to work on Gili T.

How do you get to Gili Trawangan?

Don’t miss our FULL GUIDE – how to travel from Bali to the Gili islands

The only way to get to Gili Trawangan is to take a boat. Most people travel from Bali and many boat deals include hotel pick up in Bali – which can make the journey very convenient.

TOP TIP: Book your tickets a few days in advance in the peak season to avoid disappointment (especially in July, August and December).

What is the journey like?

The Golden Queen fast boat is the best and cheapest company that operates this route (Eka Jaya more expensive but there is not a big difference in the quality or service). Some people find the boats very hot, crowded and stinky (the air con may not work well and the engine can produce some smelly fumes!)

The journey from Bali to Gili Trawangan takes around 2 hours by boat. But in reality the whole journey door to door is likely to take 5 hours or more including pick up and waiting times. It can actually be quite tiring. There is seating inside the boat and some seating on the roof (wear sun cream as this is pretty exposed)

Golden Queen tend to go from Padang Bai (Bali) to Gili T to Gili Air to Lombok and back to Padang Bai in a circular route. So on your way to Gili T the journey is quicker. But on the way back there are a couple of stops.

How much does the journey cost?

Tickets cost around 250,000 IDR (£14 or $16) one way and 500,000 IDR return (£28 or $32). You will need to find a local tour operator and barter to get the lowest prices. You may also need to pay 50,000IDR for transfer two ways from Ubud or Kuta (around £3 or $4). Young kids are often free – but check and barter!

You also need to pay a harbor tax. It costs 10,000IDR to depart from Bali (Padang Bai) and 10,000 IDR harbour tax to depart from Gili Trawangan. This is around £0.50 or $0.60) Keep your receipts as they tend to check that you have paid the tax.

How do you get around in Gili Trawangan?

Gili Trawangan is a small, flat and beautiful island. There are no cars or motorbikes on the island. Many people just walk around this island. It is likely to take around 45 minutes to walk from the East coast to the West coast (by the coastal path). Many people also use bicycles to get around this island. You can rent bicycles cheaply for around 50,000IDR per day (around $3 or $4). Some of the bicycles can be old and rickety. Check your bike carefully and ride with care. ALSO, be aware that some of the trails on the island can be uneven, sandy and bumpy.

When we arrived on Gili Trawangan we were a little disappointed to see overworked horses pulling carts around the island and chose not to take this option. Instead we trekked around the island with backpacks and tired kids on our shoulders! We felt empathy for these poor horses. So, we wouldn’t recommend the horse and carts, BUT the horses on the beach seemed much happier and better cared for.

Tips for staying safe in Gili Trawangan

Gili Trawangan is a relatively safe and beautiful destination. As a popular island near Bali – many people visit throughout the year without any problems. Here are a few tips for staying safe on Gili Trawangan.

Be mindful of the ocean: The ocean around the Gili Islands can be unpredictable, so it’s important to be mindful of the conditions. Check weather and tide forecasts before heading. It’s also important to be aware of strong currents and rip tides. If you are not a strong swimmer, wear a life jacket. We also recommend fins due to strong currents in some areas.
Protect yourself from the sun: The sun can be intense in Indonesia, so it’s important to protect yourself from sunburn and heat exhaustion. Wear sunscreen with a high SPF, a hat, and lightweight, breathable clothing. Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.
Keep an eye on your belongings: While Gili Trawangan is generally safe, it’s still important to keep an eye on your belongings. Don’t leave valuables unattended on the beach, and keep your bags and purses close to you when walking around.
Be respectful of local customs: Gili Trawangan is a Muslim community, and it’s important to be respectful of local customs and traditions. Dress modestly, ask for permission before taking photos, and avoid public displays of affection.
If you’re riding a bicycle be aware that some bikes are poorly maintained and the breaks may not work well. Also take care on the paths around the island. The surface can be bumpy, uneven and sandy.

Sustainable travel tips for Gili Trawangan

Traveling somewhere as beautiful as Gili Trawangan really brings home the importance of sustainable eco travel. We really want to take care of this beautiful place! Here are a few sustainable travel tips for Gili Trawangan:

Avoid single-use plastic: The Gili Islands have banned single-use plastic, so it’s important to avoid using plastic water bottles, straws, and bags. Bring a reusable water bottle and tote bag with you and look for restaurants and cafes that use eco-friendly alternatives.
Support local businesses: Supporting local businesses is a great way to contribute to the local economy and reduce your carbon footprint. Look for locally owned hotels, restaurants, and tour operators, and try to buy locally made souvenirs.
Take care of the environment: The Gili Islands are home to beautiful coral reefs and marine life, and it’s important to take care of the environment. When snorkeling or diving, don’t touch the coral or feed the fish, and avoid taking anything from the ocean.
Use eco-friendly transportation: The best way to get around Gili Trawangan is by walking, cycling, or taking a horse-drawn carriage called a cidomo. Avoid using motorized vehicles like scooters, as they can contribute to air pollution and noise pollution.
Conserve water and electricity: Water and electricity are precious resources on the island, so it’s important to conserve them. Take shorter showers, turn off lights and air conditioning when not in use, and reuse your towels and sheets.
Leave no trace: When visiting beaches or other natural areas, make sure to leave no trace behind. Don’t leave any trash or litter, and avoid disturbing the natural environment by staying on designated paths and trails.

What are THE BEST things to do in Gili Trawangan?

Now we have helped give you some context and background on Gili Trawangan, we’re super excited to share this list of the best things to do in Gili Trawangan.

1 Take a snorkeling trip

Don’t miss our FULL GUIDE to snorkeling in Gili Trawangan

Gili Trawangan’s surrounding waters boast an abundance of marine life, including turtles, colorful reef fish, and vibrant coral reefs. You can take shared snorkeling trips or private trips. Shared trips tend to be cheaper but they are a bit less flexible. Private trips are expensive but you can go at your own pace and timings. Most snorkeling trips visit: Bask Nest sea sculptures, Turtle Point, Gili Meno and blue reef. The water is generally pretty clear and the depth varied between 3 – 5m. Snorkeling trips should also include equipment (mask, snorkel, fins and life jacket). We recommend using fins due to strong currents in the area. Use a life jacket if you’re not a strong swimmer.

The best way to book a snorkeling trip on Gili T is to ask around the pier area. Negotiate for a fair price and shop around if necessary. If you book directly on Gili Trawangan you can normally find shared snorkeling trips for 120,000IDR – 150,000IDR per person (this is roughly £6.50 – £8 or $8 – $10). You can also book private boat tours for 500,000IDR – 600,000IDR private boat on Gili (this is roughly £27 – £30).

2 Enjoy a stunning sunset

Check out Sunset Beach on the west coast of Gili Trawangan. There are several larger resorts and bars along the west coast of Gili T. You could either just find a secluded section of beach and enjoy the sunset away from the crowds. But if you prefer to be around people to enjoy the sunset – we recommend checking out the bars and restaurants along the west coast. The ASTON sunset beach resort has a lovely beach bar and also offers a seafood buffet dinner. Alternatively, Paradise sunset bar is one of the more popular bars located on the south side of the west coast. They have a great menu offering food and drinks including beer and cocktails.

3 Learn to Scuba Dive

The Gili islands is a great place to learn to dive. Here are some of the attractions for diving in Gili: The clear waters, the marine biodiversity and range of interesting underwater attractions such as shipwrecks and ocean walls. Open water dive courses typically take a few days and involve diving theory and practice.

Several dive shops on the island offer dive trips and PADI courses. For example, check out Blue Marlin Dive. They offer an excellent range of courses to cater to the full range of experience. They really do have something for everyone – whether you’re a total beginner or an experienced diver. Prices start from IDR 1,050,000 (around £55 or $75) for a Discover Scuba Diving experience and IDR 6,500,000 for a PADI Open Water Course (roughly £350 or $400).

4 Explore the island by bicycle

Cycling around Gili Trawangan is a great way to explore this picturesque island, allowing you to immerse yourself in its natural beauty while having the freedom to stop and enjoy the scenery at your own pace. The absence of motorized vehicles on the island means that cycling is safe and tranquil.

Gili Trawangans circumference (a few kilometers) is easily manageable, with a path that hugs the coastline. Some sections are sandy and bumpy – but the path is generally pretty good for bicycles. Make sure you stop for a dip or relax with a cold drink or coconut along the way. One of the highlights of cycling around Gili Trawangan is the chance to explore its quieter, lesser-known areas. You can rent bicycles all around the island for IDR 50,000 to IDR 75,000 per day. Be aware that some of the bicycles can be a little old and rickety! So we recommend checking them carefully – there are several resorts and hotels that offer rental of newer bicycles. Oh yeah – helmets are not really a thing here so ride carefully!

5 Visit the other Gili islands

Gili island small boats for snorkelling and island hopping

Explore the nearby Gili Islands, Gili Meno and Gili Air, by joining an island-hopping tour or renting a private boat. Gili Meno is the smallest Gili island – and the most chilled out location. Gili Air is medium sized and more developed than Gili Meno. Island-hopping tours generally cost IDR 200,000 to IDR 400,000 per person (roughly £10 – £20). Always check on timings and make sure you are clear about what is included (i.e. which stops, how long they will wait and when they will return). Private boats can be rented for IDR 500,000 – IDR 800,000 (around £25 – £40 or $30 – $50)

Don’t miss our guide to the best hotels on Gili Air

6 Try horse riding on the beach

Looking for fun and unique things to do in Gili Trawangan? Why not take a horse ride on the beach? Just ask around – especially in the evening and you will be able to find horse riding (especially along the west coast). Expect to pay around IDR 200,000 – IDR 400,000 for a horse ride on the beach (roughly £10 – £20). As ever barter to get a fair price.

7 Take a yoga class

The Backpacking family Yoga retreat Bali

Gili Trawangan is a great place for yoga! There are a couple of Yoga studios on the island. One of our TOP PICK studios is Sunset Beach Yoga. Nestled on the serene north side of Gili Trawangan’s west coast, this studio offers sessions for experienced yogis and beginners. With the sound of waves crashing on the shore and the calming ocean breeze, this studio provides the perfect backdrop for a truly immersive yoga experience. Sunset Beach Yoga ensures that every student receives personalized attention and guidance.

The studio is well-equipped with high-quality gear, including yoga belts, to help enhance your practice and make each session as comfortable as possible. Don’t miss their innovative aerial yoga classes, an exhilarating experience that combines traditional yoga poses with the support of a yoga belt. These unique classes allow you to build strength, flexibility, and balance in a fun and dynamic way.

Sunset Beach Yoga has passionate and experienced instructors, dedicated to creating a supportive and nurturing environment for personal growth and well-being. Their expert guidance and encouragement will inspire you to deepen your practice and reach new milestones.

The yoga studio is a covered yoga terrace, boasting breathtaking ocean views. As you flow through your practice, the stunning panorama adds an extra layer of tranquility and connection to the surrounding natural beauty. Classes cost around 100,000 IDR (roughly £5 or $6).

8 Enjoy the nightlife

Gili Trawangan has a growing nightlife scene. Picture beach side bars rather than night clubs. If you’re all about the parties – Gili Trawangan is the best Gili island for you. The east coast is the main area for nightlife, especially the area around the pier. However, be aware, if you’re staying in this area – it can be pretty noisy at times. Alcohol is pretty cheap on Gili Trawangan. Beer generally costs around 20,000IDR – 60,000IDR (roughly £1 – £3 or $1.20 – $4) and cocktails generally cost around 40,000IDR – 100,000IDR (roughly £2 – £5 or $3 – $6).

If you’re buying cans of beer from the convenience stores on Gili T – they actually increase the prices later in the evening – so we recommend buying your beer in the afternoon to save a little money! Also remember the Indonesia is a muslim country- and Gili T is more Islamic than Bali (which is known for Hinduism). So although nightlife and bars are totally legit here – we do recommend being respectful of locals if you’re drinking on Gili T.

9 Try Paddle boarding

Looking for fun and unique things to do in Gili Trawangan? Paddle boarding involves standing upright on a specially designed board and rowing to move around. The waters around Gili Trawangan are great for paddleboarding. The waters in Gili Trawangan are clear and shallow. The coastline is very beautiful around here – the perfect place to try out paddle boarding if you’ve never given it a go. If you want to try paddle boarding, check out SUP Gili, just next to Gili Divers on the east coast of Gili Trawangan. They offer paddle board rental, paddle board classes and even paddle boarding yoga sessions!

10 Watch a movie on the beach

One of our personal highlights of Gili Trawangan was the beach cinemas. There is something very unique and memorable about relaxing on a balmy beach and enjoying a movie under the stars. There are several bars and resorts offering beach cinemas around Gili Trawangan. It is normally FREE to stay and watch a movie and they provide bean bags for comfy seating. However, there is an expectation that you will buy a drink or food if you’re staying for a movie. We enjoyed watching Moana as a family at the ASTON sunset beach resort. Later in the evening the show films that are more geared towards grown ups than kids. We do recommend enjoying a movie on the beach if you get the chance.

11 Enjoy some amazing seafood

The advantage of being on a small tropical island is the abundance of seafood. If you’re a seafood lover we think you will love Gili Trawangan! Seafood is readily available whatever your budget. If you want to try local food nasi champur is great value for money generally costing around 30,000-40,000IDR per portion on Gili Trawangan. Nasi champur often includes fried fish. Squid is also very common on Gili T. If you want to go up market, many of the resorts offer gourmet menus and buffets including seafood. We were very impressed with the BBQ seafood dinner on the beach at the ASTON Sunset Beach resort. Expect to pay around 100,000IDR – 200,000IDR (£5 – £10 or $6 – $12) for seafood at a resort in Gili Trawanagn.

12 Learn to freedive

What to know more about freediving? Don’t miss our FULL GUIDE on freediving in Bali

As a family we have been loving learning freediving together. Freediving is an exhilarating sport that allows you to experience the deep without the assistance of scuba gear. If you learn to freedive you will learn to train your body and mind to dive deep and long. With a day or two of training many people can learn to dive as deep as 12m – 15m on a single breath and stay underwater for a minute or two. Gili Trawangan is a great place to learn freediving.

The water is deep, clear and packed with sea life and other interesting sea scapes. There are several shipwrecks ranging in depth between 15m – 30m. Freediving courses teach you a range of techniques from descending, equalizing and safety. FreeDive Gili have a wide range of courses for every ability level: Courses range in price between 4,000,000IDR – 12,000,000IDR (roughly £200 – £650 or $250 – $800)

13 Try a transparent kayak

If you’re looking for superlative things to do in Gili Trawangan why not have a go at a transparent kayak. This is a great way to explore the reef and see the colorful underwater world without getting wet. Transparent kayaks are a lot of fun and also make great photos too. Expect to pay 200,000 IDR – 300,000IDR (around £10 – £15 or $12 – $18) for 1 hour.

14 Get a massage

If you’re looking for relaxing things to do in Gili Trawangan make sure you try out a relaxing massage. There is something wonderfully relaxing about enjoying sun, sea and sand and then relaxing to a southeast Asian massage! There are several spas around the island – and some of the bigger resorts also offer spa services. In general smaller spas tend to be cheaper than the resorts. Check out The Rose Spa. There is generally no need to pre-book treatments, just turn up. The Rose Spa offers a range of treatments, therapies and massages. Expect to pay around 100,000IDR – 400,000IDR (£5 – £20 or $6 – $25) for spa treatments at smaller spas in Gili Trawangan.

15 Try some amazing food at Kayu Cafe

Ok, we wanted to give a shout out to Kayu cafe for its amazing fresh food. It is super central – located closer to the pier on the east coast of Gili Trawangan. This lovely little cafe serves a range of authentic gourmet food such as sandwiches, wedges, toast, breakfasts, smoothie bowls, fresh juices, amazing coffees and much more. This cafe has a friendly lively vibe – but it can get busy at times. Prices range between 20,000IDR – 100,000IDR (£1 – £5 or $1.20 – $6) for most things on the menu. Also don’t miss the amazing cakes and brownies!

16 Swim with turtles

One of our TOP things to do in Gili Trawangan is swim with wild sea turtles. The warm tropical waters around the Gili islands are home to sea turtles. You can see the turtles sleeping on the seabed amongst the reef or swimming around. There is something truly exhilarating and inspiring about swimming with turtles. The best way to swim with turtles in Gili is either take a snorkeling trip (we mentioned this earlier in the article). Snorkeling trips typically include a stop at turtle point off the northwest coast of Gili Meno. The local guides are very good at helping you find turtles. Alternatively, explore the waters to the north east of Gili Trawangan. This area is the most likely area to see wild sea turtles. You can either rent a kayak or swim out from the shore with snorkel, mask and fins.

17 Visit the sea sculptures

Don’t miss the striking Bask nest sea sculptures located a few hundred meters off the west coast of Gili Meno. This beautiful underwater sculpture is made up of a ring of statues of couples embracing. Inside the ring are more human statues lying down. The sea sculptures attracts plenty of colourful fish. However, be aware that it can get pretty busy here. The currents can also be strong in the area. The Bask Nest is at a depth of around 2m – 3m. This is shallow enough for most swimmers to dive down and explore. The best way to get the Bask Nest to yourself is arrive very early in the morning. From Gili Trawangan we recommend taking a private boat tour with an early start (ideally around 6am – 7am).

18 Try Glamping!

If you’re looking for unique things to do in Gili Trawangan check out La Cocoteraie Ecolodge glamping. We absolutely love glamping. This is the perfect way to immerse yourself in nature, and yet enjoy the comfort and luxury of a beautifully equipped glamping tent. Each tent features an ensuite bathroom and wooden flooring, as well as a comfortable double bed for a good night’s sleep. La Cocoteraie Ecolodge is beautifully situated just a 5-minute walk from the tranquil west coast of Gili Trawangan, providing a perfect location to enjoy stunning sunsets and the natural beauty of the island. The free bike rental allows you to easily explore the island and its surrounding areas, and snorkel, mask and fins can also be rented from this hotel.

The prices at La Cocoteraie Ecolodge are around £60 – £70 per night (roughly $80 – $100), this is a fair price for glamping in such a beautiful and unique location. The lush gardens and outdoor pool provide a tranquil setting to relax and unwind, surrounded by the beauty of nature. The tropical beach designs and luxurious canvas tents provide a comfortable and stylish environment.

What are THE BEST places to stay in Gili Trawangan?

Don’t miss our in depth review of the BEST hotels in Gili Trawangan

For a small island Gili Trawangan has an impressive range of accommodation. Everything from simple budget guest houses to luxury beach resorts – Gili T has it all. Prices range from around £10 per night up to around £220 per night. Your money goes a long way on Gili T. Here are our TOP PICK Gili T hotels in order of roughly increasing price…