Gili Meno is often called the Honeymoon Island,known for its unmatched tranquility and privacy compared to its sister islands, Gili Trawangan and Gili Air. The island successfully maintains its rustic charm, focusing on genuine relaxation and a digital detox lifestyle, as all motorized vehicles are strictly prohibited. The only sounds you will hear are the waves, bicycle bells, and the occasional horse-drawn carriage

What truly sets Gili Meno apart is its flourishing marine ecosystem. The most famous snorkeling and diving spot is the Nest underwater sculpture, featuring 48 life-sized human figures submerged beneath the sea. It serves as an artificial coral breeding ground. Additionally, the Turtle Point area on the east side of the island offers high chances of encountering large sea turtles swimming freely

The island's atmosphere is relaxed year-round, with the best time to visit being the Dry Season (May to September), when the skies are clear and the sea is calm. A visit here is an experience focused on slow living, whether you are cycling leisurely around the island to take in the views or spending the day on a beachfront hammock to witness the beautiful sunrise and sunset from different vantage points.

The island's peaceful charm primarily attracts couples and photographers who seek a backdrop of clear, light-pollution-free skies and crystal-clear waters. There is also a small Turtle Sanctuary that draws conservationists and those who wish to support local sea turtle preservation efforts.

Gili Meno is an invitation to abandon the hustle and bustle and return to the simple beauty of nature and the sea.

• Fast Boat from Bali: Depart from main ports in Bali (e.g., Padang Bai) directly to Gili Meno. Boats usually make a stop at Gili Trawangan first.

• Public or Fast Boat from Lombok: Depart from Bangsal Harbor on Lombok Island, which is the shortest and most budget-friendly route.

• Island Hopper Boat: Available for travel between the three Gili Islands, with scheduled trips running twice daily.

• Best Visiting Season: It is recommended to visit during the Dry Season (May to September) to avoid heavy rainfall and strong currents.

• Footwear: Easy-to-remove sandals or flip-flops are advised, as you will spend most of your time on the beach.

• Photography: Prepare an underwater camera! The opportunity to photograph sea turtles and the Nest sculpture is unparalleled.

• Food and Finance: Bring sufficient Indonesian Rupiah (IDR) cash, as ATMs on the island are limited and may be unreliable.

• Travel Planning: Plan for internal transportation via bicycle rental or walking only, as the island is a car-free zone.

Admission Fee:

• No Admission fee to the island

Opening Hours:

• Open daily 24 hours.