The best hotels in Gili Islands
Three tiny islands, 8,000+ places to stay, and a genuinely wild gap in quality between the great ones and the overpriced duds. We reviewed the standouts. these 10 made the cut.
Our Top Picks in Gili Islands
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Woodstock Gili Air
East Beach, Gili Air
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Manta Dive Gili T Resort
North Coast, Gili Trawangan
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Pearl of Trawangan
West Beach, Gili Trawangan
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Gili Eco Villas
Interior North, Gili Trawangan
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Biba Beach Village
South Beach, Gili Air
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Scallywags Resort
West Beach, Gili Trawangan
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Hotel Ombak Sunset
Southwest Beach, Gili Trawangan
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Vila Ombak Gili Meno
West Beach, Gili Meno
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Ayana Villas Gili Trawangan
East Coast, Gili Trawangan
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Gili Meno Escape
North Beach, Gili Meno
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All Hotels Compared
Side-by-side comparison to help you pick the right hotel. Prices reflect shoulder season averages.
| # | Hotel | City & Area | Price/Night | Score | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Woodstock Gili Air | East Beach, Gili Air | $45–75/night | 7.8/10 | Budget Pick |
| 2 | Manta Dive Gili T Resort | North Coast, Gili Trawangan | $70–99/night | 8.1/10 | Best Value |
| 3 | Pearl of Trawangan | West Beach, Gili Trawangan | $110–165/night | 8.5/10 | Best Location |
| 4 | Gili Eco Villas | Interior North, Gili Trawangan | $130–195/night | 8.7/10 | Hidden Gem |
| 5 | Biba Beach Village | South Beach, Gili Air | $145–200/night | 8.6/10 | Romantic Stay |
| 6 | Scallywags Resort | West Beach, Gili Trawangan | $155–210/night | 8.4/10 | Most Popular |
| 7 | Hotel Ombak Sunset | Southwest Beach, Gili Trawangan | $170–230/night | 8.9/10 | Top Rated |
| 8 | Vila Ombak Gili Meno | West Beach, Gili Meno | $190–245/night | 8.8/10 | Romantic Stay |
| 9 | Ayana Villas Gili Trawangan | East Coast, Gili Trawangan | $280–420/night | 9.1/10 | Luxury Pick |
| 10 | Gili Meno Escape | North Beach, Gili Meno | $320–500/night | 9.3/10 | Hidden Gem |
Why These Hotels Made Our List
Every hotel earned its spot. Here's exactly why we picked each one.
Woodstock Gili Air
A solid budget option on the quieter east side of Gili Air, a short walk from the main boat dock. Rooms are simple bamboo-style bungalows with fans and basic air conditioning. The shared outdoor areas are social and lively, good for meeting other backpackers. Breakfast is included and filling. Do not expect luxury but the value here is genuinely hard to beat on the islands.
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Manta Dive Gili T Resort
Primarily a dive resort but the rooms are open to non-divers and offer excellent value on Gili Trawangan. The property sits on the calmer north side of the island, away from the party strip. Rooms are clean, functional, and well maintained. The on-site dive school is one of the best-regarded on the Gilis. A great base if you plan to spend most of your time underwater.
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Pearl of Trawangan
This mid-range hotel is positioned right on the famous west-facing strip of Gili Trawangan, with unobstructed sunset views over the water toward Bali. The rooms are spacious and decorated with local wood and rattan details. The pool area fills up in the afternoon so arrive early for a sunbed. Staff are responsive and genuinely helpful with boat and activity bookings. One of the better-value beachfront options on the island.
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Gili Eco Villas
A genuinely eco-conscious property tucked into the lush interior of the north end of Gili Trawangan, about a five-minute bike ride from the main strip. The villas use solar power and rainwater harvesting and the grounds are beautifully landscaped. Each villa is private with its own outdoor bathroom, which feels special. The restaurant serves mostly organic produce sourced locally. A calm and thoughtful retreat that stands out from the typical beach-party options.
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Biba Beach Village
Biba sits on the southern tip of Gili Air, one of the more peaceful stretches of coastline on the island. The bungalows are elevated with good sea views and decorated in a relaxed, earthy style. The beach just in front of the property is shallow and calm, ideal for swimming. Service is attentive without being intrusive. Couples consistently rate this place highly for the combination of quiet location and quality rooms.
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Scallywags Resort
Scallywags has built a loyal following on Gili Trawangan for good reason, with a prime west beach location and a well-run beachfront restaurant that draws non-guests too. The wooden bungalows are attractive and comfortable, with open-air garden showers that feel like a genuine treat. The communal areas are social and easy to meet other travelers. Sunsets from the restaurant are spectacular and the seafood menu is one of the better ones on the island. Book direct for the best rates.
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Hotel Ombak Sunset
Ombak Sunset is one of the most consistently well-reviewed properties on Gili Trawangan, sitting directly on the sunset side of the island. The garden bungalows and superior rooms are well kept and the property has a genuinely resort-like feel without an excessive price tag. The pool is large and well maintained, and the beachfront restaurant serves reliably good food. Staff response times and helpfulness are frequently highlighted in guest reviews. A dependable choice for travelers who want comfort and location.
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Vila Ombak Gili Meno
Gili Meno is the quietest of the three islands and Vila Ombak suits the mood perfectly, with traditional Lombok-style bungalows spread across a shaded coconut grove along the west beach. The water in front of the property is clear and calm, perfect for snorkeling directly from the shore. There are no motorbikes or noise from a party scene here. The restaurant is small but the food quality is good. Ideal for couples wanting genuine seclusion without sacrificing comfort.
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Ayana Villas Gili Trawangan
Ayana brings genuine five-star service and design to Gili Trawangan, with private pool villas that feel thoroughly luxurious for a car-free island. The villas are spacious, beautifully finished, and come with butler service. The beach club and main pool area are among the most impressive facilities on any of the Gili islands. Food and cocktails are priced at a premium but the quality matches. If budget is not a concern, this is the obvious top choice on Gili Trawangan.
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Gili Meno Escape
A boutique luxury property on the north shore of Gili Meno with only a handful of private villas, making it one of the most exclusive stays across all three Gili islands. The villa interiors are designed with high-end local materials and each has a private plunge pool facing the sea. Snorkeling directly off the beach here is exceptional, with strong turtle sightings. The chef prepares personalized menus and the service-to-guest ratio is outstanding. This is a property built for people who genuinely want to disconnect.
Check AvailabilityWhere to Stay in Gili Islands
The neighborhood you pick matters more than the hotel.
First-timer's guide to picking your island
Most people should land on Gili Trawangan first. It has the infrastructure, the dive operators clustered around the north coast near Manta Dive, the best west-facing beaches for sunsets, and hotel options from Woodstock-style budget bunks all the way up to Ayana Villas at $280-420/night.
Gili Air is the smart second choice if you've done Trawangan before or if nightlife sounds like a problem. The south beach strip near Biba Beach Village has restaurants and the vibe is social without being loud. It's a 20-minute public boat from Trawangan's harbor, so you're not isolated.
Where to stay on Gili Trawangan: west vs. east
West beach is the answer for most travelers. Hotels like Pearl of Trawangan and Scallywags sit right on it, and the sunsets are as good as people say. The southwest stretch around Hotel Ombak Sunset is even quieter, with fewer vendors hawking braids and boat trips.
The east coast is where the ferries dock and the party bars are. Some hotels here are fine, but anything within 200 meters of the main harbor strip will have noise issues. Gili Eco Villas punches out of this entirely by sitting in the interior north, surrounded by gardens rather than beach bars. Worth knowing.
The honest dive guide for Gili Islands hotels
If diving is why you're here, stay close to the operators. Manta Dive on Trawangan's north coast is the most established, and staying at their resort saves you 20+ minutes of cidomo transport every morning. Blue Marlin on the west beach strip is the other major option. most west beach hotels are 5-8 minutes walk from it.
Turtle Point off Gili Meno's east coast is one of the most reliable spots to see sea turtles in Indonesia, but the currents around Meno's north beach can catch you off guard. Vila Ombak Gili Meno on the west beach is the best base for Meno diving. calm water, good visibility from May-September, and the on-site team knows the conditions well.
What the 'beachfront' label actually means here
This matters more in the Gili Islands than almost anywhere. 'Beachfront' gets used loosely by a lot of Trawangan properties. Some hotels on the east coast are technically beachfront but face the harbor and a wall of boat traffic. West beach beachfront means something genuinely different: open water, good sand, and that sunset.
Always check which coast a hotel sits on before booking. Pearl of Trawangan and Hotel Ombak Sunset are real west-side beachfront. Vila Ombak Gili Meno on Meno's west beach is the real deal too. If a listing just says 'beachfront' without naming the coast or beach direction, ask specifically. or don't trust it.
Gili Meno: who it's actually for
Gili Meno is the smallest and least developed of the three. There are no ATMs that work reliably, limited restaurant options outside the main hotel strip on the west beach, and the last boat back to Trawangan leaves before dark. That's the whole point for some people. Vila Ombak Gili Meno and Gili Meno Escape are both excellent and genuinely worth the $190-500/night if you want total quiet.
Don't book Meno for more than 3-4 nights on a first visit unless you're specifically here to dive Turtle Point or honeymooning. You will want more options by day 3. The boat to Trawangan takes 15 minutes and public cidomos run regularly from the harbor. so a mixed-island stay works well if you base yourself on Trawangan for the first half.
How to avoid getting gouged on accommodation
The most common mistake is booking a 'central' hotel on Trawangan's main strip without realizing that 'central' means 30 meters from a bar playing techno until 2am. We've seen this mistake hundreds of times. Properties on the strip charge mid-range prices for budget-quality sleep. Walk 10 minutes north toward the Manta Dive area or 15 minutes south toward Ombak Sunset and you immediately get better value.
July and August prices are 30-50% higher than May or September for the same rooms. If you're flexible, late September on Gili Air or Gili Meno gives you near-peak conditions with off-peak rates. Biba Beach Village on Gili Air's south beach, for example, drops noticeably outside of peak school holiday weeks.
Gili Islands's best neighborhoods
Trawangan is where most people should start: more hotels, better beaches on the west side, and the only island with real nightlife. But if you want quiet and you've been here before, Gili Air and Gili Meno will reward you.
Gili Trawangan. West Beach 3 vetted hotels The best sunsets in Indonesia, and hotels that actually deliver on the view.
The best sunsets in Indonesia, and hotels that actually deliver on the view.
West Beach is the reason people come to Trawangan. The sand is white, the water stays calm in the morning, and from about 5pm the whole strip turns into a slow, golden hour that genuinely lives up to the photos. Pearl of Trawangan and Scallywags both sit right on it, and Hotel Ombak Sunset anchors the quieter southwest end.
The walk from the harbor to the west beach hotels is about 20-25 minutes on foot or 5 minutes by cidomo. Once you're here, you don't need to go back to the east side much. Blue Marlin Dive Center is a 6-minute walk north along the beach, and the main restaurant strip is close enough without being on top of you.
Prices here run $110-230/night across our three picks, which reflects the genuine quality gap over the harbor-area hotels. It's not overpriced for what you get. Book west beach rooms facing the ocean specifically. some properties have garden-view rooms at a lower rate, and they're not the same experience.
Gili Trawangan. North Coast & Interior 2 vetted hotels Quieter, greener, and better value than the beach strip.
Quieter, greener, and better value than the beach strip.
The north coast and interior north of Trawangan are underrated. Manta Dive Gili T Resort sits on the north coast with its dive center on-site, and it's genuinely one of the best-value hotels on any of the islands at $70-99/night. Gili Eco Villas in the interior north is the most sustainably-run property we reviewed, with open-air bungalows surrounded by organic gardens rather than tourist infrastructure.
You're about 15 minutes walk from the west beach strip from this area, which keeps the noise down significantly. The north coast snorkeling is excellent. turtles are regularly spotted just offshore, and the coral around the north tip of the island is in better shape than the south.
This area suits divers, eco-minded travelers, and anyone who wants a proper retreat without paying Gili Meno prices. Gili Eco Villas at $130-195/night is especially good for couples wanting privacy without total isolation.
Gili Air 2 vetted hotels Trawangan's quieter sibling, with its own legitimate charm.
Trawangan's quieter sibling, with its own legitimate charm.
Gili Air gets overlooked because Trawangan is louder about itself. That's a mistake. The south beach near Biba Beach Village has a solid strip of restaurants and cafes, the water is calm and shallow for swimming, and H2O Yoga & Meditation Center on the east side draws a crowd that keeps things social without being chaotic.
Woodstock Gili Air on the east beach is the best budget option across all three islands at $45-75/night. It's basic but clean, the staff are genuinely helpful, and you're about 10 minutes walk from the south beach restaurant strip. Biba Beach Village on the south beach is the romantic pick: $145-200/night, excellent food, and proper sunset views across to Lombok.
Getting to Gili Air takes about 20 minutes by public boat from Trawangan's harbor, or 45 minutes from Bangsal Harbor on Lombok's mainland. The island is quieter than Trawangan but not dead. the east side has its own small bar scene that wraps up at a reasonable hour.
Gili Meno 2 vetted hotels The quietest island, the best turtle snorkeling, and the highest price-to-serenity ratio.
The quietest island, the best turtle snorkeling, and the highest price-to-serenity ratio.
Gili Meno is for people who mean it. No ATMs that reliably work, a handful of restaurants, and almost no nightlife. What it does have: the best turtle encounters in the Gilis at Turtle Point on the east coast, glassy water on the west beach, and two genuinely excellent hotels that justify the premium.
Vila Ombak Gili Meno sits on the west beach with direct water access and costs $190-245/night. It's our Romantic Stay pick for a reason. Gili Meno Escape on the north beach is the luxury ceiling of the entire island group at $320-500/night, and it earns its rating of 9.3 with exceptional service and real seclusion.
A few things to know before you book. The last speedboat back to Trawangan leaves around 4-5pm depending on season. The Gili Meno Bird Park is a 10-minute walk from the main harbor. And if you run out of cash, the nearest reliable ATM is on Gili Trawangan, a 15-minute boat away.
Best Areas by Vibe
Tell us how you travel and we'll point you to the right part of Gili Islands.
Romantic
Gili Meno's west beach is the call. Vila Ombak Gili Meno gives you private beach access, candlelit dinners, and no crowds. it's 190 meters of genuine isolation with Lombok's Rinjani volcano in the background.
Culture
Gili Air's east side near H2O Yoga has the most authentic local atmosphere of the three islands, with Sasak fishing villages within 10 minutes by boat and regular cultural events at the community center near the harbor.
Family
Gili Air's south beach keeps kids safe with shallow, calm water and no motorized traffic anywhere on the island. Biba Beach Village is 5 minutes walk from the best family snorkeling spots.
Budget
Gili Air's east beach is where your money goes furthest. Woodstock Gili Air starts at $45/night, there are cheap warungs within a 3-minute walk, and the whole island costs half what Trawangan does day-to-day.
Beach
Gili Trawangan's west beach is the best sand in the island group. Pearl of Trawangan and Scallywags both sit right on it, and sunset from 5:30pm here is the kind of thing people take 12-hour flights for.
Foodie
Gili Trawangan's west beach strip from Scallywags north toward Blue Marlin has the best restaurant concentration. fresh tuna, lobster nights, and a surprisingly good wood-fired pizza scene within a 10-minute stretch.
Location Quality
Is the neighborhood walkable? Are restaurants, shops, and attractions within 10 minutes on foot? How does it feel after dark? We evaluate safety, public transport access, and whether the area has genuine local character or just tourist traps. A hotel in the wrong neighborhood ruins a trip. That's why location carries the most weight.
Value for Money
We compare what you pay against what you get. A €150 hotel with a great location, clean rooms, and helpful staff can outscore a €500 hotel with fancy amenities in a bad area. We factor in seasonal pricing, cancellation policies, and hidden costs like tourist tax and breakfast surcharges. The goal is finding the best ratio, not the lowest price.
Guest Experience
We analyze thousands of verified guest reviews across multiple platforms, looking for patterns rather than individual complaints. Consistent praise for cleanliness, staff, and room quality counts. We also assess the intangibles: does the hotel have character? Would you recommend it to a friend? A soul-less chain hotel with perfect facilities still loses to a well-run boutique with personality.
When to Visit Gili Islands
When to visit Gili Islands and what to pay.
Peak Season (Jul-Aug)
July and August are the busiest weeks of the year, driven by European summer holidays and Australian school breaks. West beach hotels on Trawangan fill up completely, prices jump 30-50% above base rates, and the boat crossings from Bangsal Harbor on Lombok can have 2-hour waits. Book 3-4 months out for anything decent, and expect $200+/night for mid-range on Trawangan's west beach.
Best Season (May-Jun & Sep)
This is the sweet spot. May, June, and September have dry weather, 25-35m visibility for diving, and hotel rates $50-80/night lower than peak. The turtle encounters at Turtle Point are consistent through all three months. September especially is underrated. the crowds from August clear out, but the conditions stay strong through late October.
Low Season (Nov-Feb)
November through February brings northwest monsoon winds, regular afternoon rain, and rougher seas that make the island crossings uncomfortable. Some smaller guesthouses close entirely in January. Rates drop significantly. Biba Beach Village on Gili Air, for example, can be booked for $100-130/night versus $175-200 in peak. Worth it if you're flexible, but don't base a once-a-year trip on it.
Shoulder Season (Mar-Apr & Oct)
March and April see the rains taper off and the seas calm down, making them genuinely workable months. October is probably the better of the two. the post-peak quiet is real, diving conditions are still solid, and a west beach room on Trawangan that costs $165/night in August might run $110 in October. Eid al-Fitr occasionally falls in this window and brings significant domestic Indonesian tourism. check the calendar before booking.
Booking Tips for Gili Islands
Insider tips for booking hotels in Gili Islands.
Book west-facing rooms only on Trawangan
On Gili Trawangan, the specific side of the island you're on matters more than the hotel name. West-facing rooms get the sunset and the calmer water. East-side rooms near the harbor face boat traffic and noise from the party strip. Always confirm the orientation when booking. 'sea view' is used by hotels on both coasts.
Bring cash for Gili Meno
There are no reliable ATMs on Gili Meno. The one near the ferry dock occasionally works, but plan on having all your Rupiah before you arrive. $500,000-1,000,000 IDR per couple per day covers meals and activities comfortably, and Trawangan's main strip has several reliable BNI and BCA ATMs near the harbor entrance.
The cidomo price is negotiable. but only slightly
Horse-drawn cidomos are the main transport on all three islands. The standard fare from Trawangan's harbor to the west beach hotels is $3-5 per trip, but drivers near the ferry dock quote high. Walk 50 meters from the dock and flag one down and you'll pay less. It's a 15-20 minute ride at cidomo pace, or 25 minutes on foot.
July and August on Trawangan: book 3 months ahead
This isn't general travel advice. West beach properties in Trawangan genuinely sell out for July and August, especially Pearl of Trawangan and Hotel Ombak Sunset. If you're flexible on dates, the last week of June and the first week of September offer nearly identical conditions with 20-30% lower rates and walk-in availability at most hotels.
Don't trust 'eco' labels without checking
Gili Trawangan has a lot of hotels calling themselves eco resorts. Most mean they have a recycling bin and some plants. Gili Eco Villas in the interior north is the one property we reviewed that actually operates sustainably. solar power, rainwater harvesting, and organic gardens. If eco credentials matter to you, it's worth the $130-195/night over the greenwashed alternatives on the east coast strip.
Factor in the boat schedule when planning checkout
The public boat from Gili Meno to Trawangan stops running around 4-5pm. If you're catching a flight from Lombok's Praya International Airport (LOP) and your hotel is on Gili Meno, plan your last night on Trawangan or Gili Air instead. The speedboat to Bangsal Harbor takes 40-50 minutes and then it's 45-60 minutes to the airport. missing the last boat means an expensive private charter or a missed flight.
Hotels in Gili Islands — FAQ
Everything you need to know before booking hotels in Gili Islands.
Which Gili island should I stay on?
Gili Trawangan is the right call for first-timers. It has the most hotels, the best west-facing sunset beaches, and options from $45/night up to $420/night. Gili Air suits you if you want something mellower but still social. the south beach near Biba Beach Village has a good cafe strip. Gili Meno is the quietest of the three, about 15 minutes by boat from Trawangan, and best if you're genuinely trying to disconnect.
How do you get between the Gili Islands?
Public cidomo boats run between all three islands roughly every 30-60 minutes during daylight hours and cost around $3-5 per person. The main departure point on Trawangan is the harbor on the east coast, near Manta Dive. Private speedboat transfers between islands run $15-25 and take 10-15 minutes. Don't bother with the 'fast boat' touts at the harbor. the public boat is fine.
What's the best area to stay in Gili Trawangan?
West Beach is where you want to be. The sunset views are real, the water is calmer, and hotels like Pearl of Trawangan and Scallywags sit right on that strip. The southwest beach around Hotel Ombak Sunset is slightly less crowded and still gorgeous. Avoid the east coast if noise matters to you. it's where the ferries dock and the party bars run late.
Are there budget hotels in the Gili Islands?
Yes, and Gili Air is your best bet for value. Woodstock Gili Air on the east beach runs $45-75/night and it's genuinely decent for the price. Budget beds on Gili Trawangan start around $40/night near the main strip, but quality drops fast below $60. On Gili Meno, there's almost nothing under $100 that's worth recommending.
When is the best time to visit the Gili Islands?
May through September is peak season with dry weather, 28-32°C, and strong visibility for diving. July and August are the busiest weeks. hotel prices jump 30-50% and the west beach on Trawangan fills up fast. The shoulder months of May and September hit the sweet spot: good weather, fewer crowds, and rates closer to $90-150/night for solid mid-range rooms. December through February brings rain and rougher seas, and some smaller hotels close entirely.
Is it safe to swim at all Gili Islands beaches?
Most beaches are safe, but currents between the islands can be strong, especially around Gili Meno's north side and between Trawangan and Meno. The west beach on Trawangan and south beach on Gili Air are the calmest spots for casual swimming. Turtle Point off Gili Meno's east coast has mild current. go with a guide if you're not a confident swimmer. Always ask your hotel before entering unfamiliar water.
Do Gili Islands hotels include breakfast?
It varies. Most mid-range hotels in the $100-200/night bracket include breakfast, but luxury properties like Ayana Villas and Gili Meno Escape often charge extra. Budget guesthouses on Gili Air and Trawangan's main strip rarely include it. A full breakfast at a beachside warung on Trawangan's west beach costs $4-7, so it's not a dealbreaker either way.
What is the nightlife like and which hotels are close to it?
Nightlife is almost entirely on Gili Trawangan, centered around the main strip running north from the harbor on the east coast and spilling onto the west beach bar zone near Rudy's Pub and Bar Sama Sama. It gets genuinely loud until 2-3am several nights a week. Hotels on the west beach like Pearl of Trawangan and Scallywags are close enough to walk but far enough to sleep. If parties aren't your thing, stay at Gili Eco Villas in the interior north, Gili Air, or Gili Meno.
Can you walk between hotels and beaches on the islands?
Yes. all three islands are small enough to walk entirely. Gili Trawangan takes about 2 hours to circumnavigate on foot, Gili Air around 90 minutes, and Gili Meno about 75 minutes. There are no cars or motorbikes on any island, so cidomos (horse-drawn carts) and bicycles are the transport. A cidomo from Trawangan harbor to the west beach hotels costs $3-5 per ride.
Which hotel is best for diving in the Gili Islands?
Manta Dive Gili T Resort is the obvious answer. The dive center is literally on-site on Trawangan's north coast, and they do some of the best PADI courses in Indonesia. You're about 8 minutes walk from the main harbor and 12 minutes from the west beach. Rates run $70-99/night, which is solid value when you factor in dive package discounts for guests.
Are the Gili Islands good for families with kids?
Gili Air is the most family-friendly of the three. It's quiet, the south beach near H2O Yoga is calm and shallow, and you won't be dealing with party noise at night. Gili Trawangan can work for families if you stay on the northern or interior side away from the main strip. Gili Eco Villas in the interior north is one of the better family-friendly options at $130-195/night. Gili Meno is peaceful but has fewer amenities, which can get limiting with kids after 2 days.
How far in advance should I book hotels in the Gili Islands?
For July and August, book 3-4 months out. West beach properties on Trawangan and the handful of good spots on Gili Meno sell out fast for these months. Outside of peak season, 3-4 weeks is usually enough for mid-range. But for luxury hotels like Ayana Villas or Gili Meno Escape, book at least 6-8 weeks ahead regardless of season. they only have a small number of villas and they do fill up.