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Two days of Sasak culture, shoreline viewpoints and private-boat snorkeling around the Gili Islands. This compact, private itinerary pairs village visits and scenic headlands with accessible reef swims and underwater photo opportunities.
Two days of Sasak culture, shoreline viewpoints and private-boat snorkeling around the Gili Islands. This compact, private itinerary pairs village visits and scenic headlands with accessible reef swims and underwater photo opportunities.
You step out of an air‑conditioned van into late‑afternoon light on a curve above a white bay; salt and warm earth ride the breeze while distant islands hover on the horizon. Over two days this private circuit moves from woven houses and Sasak village life to wind‑scoured headlands and the clear, coral gardens around the Gili Islands.
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Operated by Info Ke Bali · Senggigi, Nusa Tenggara Barat
You step out of an air‑conditioned van into late‑afternoon light on a curve above a white bay; salt and warm earth ride the breeze while distant islands hover on the horizon. Over two days this private circuit moves from woven houses and Sasak village life to wind‑scoured headlands and the clear, coral gardens around the Gili Islands.
Lombok’s volcanic backbone—a line of lava flows, coral terraces, and eroded hills—frames the villages of Sukarara and Sade, where centuries‑old weaving and traditional thatched houses reveal daily rhythms and cultural continuity. The coastline alternates between combed beaches like Selong Belanak and sheltered Mawun Bay, shaped by currents that carve sand and guard quiet swimming. Malimbu and Malaka hills give panoramic context before you board a local boat at Teluk Nare for reef snorkeling around Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air—spots known for turtles, fish gardens and an underwater sculpture at Bask Nest.
Practical guidance: pack reef‑safe sunscreen, a lightweight rashguard and secure sandals for beach access; a basic level of swimming is helpful for snorkeling. The tour includes snorkel gear, a GoPro for underwater shots, bottled water and lunch. Expect transfer times across central Lombok—travel is built into the itinerary—and brief village walks on uneven ground.
Timing matters: go early in the dry season for calmer seas and clearer visibility; avoid peak monsoon swells. Respect village customs—ask before photographing people—and follow guides’ instructions when entering reefs to minimize impact. The result is a compact, mixed‑terrain experience that balances cultural insight, beach time and hands‑on reef encounters.
No—basic swimming ability is recommended; guides provide flotation and supervise shallow reef swims suitable for beginners.
Yes—basic snorkel gear is included; if you prefer your own mask for fit, bring it to ensure comfort and visibility.
Pickup is typically arranged from common lodging areas like Senggigi or Kuta (Lombok) and the tour returns to your pickup point; confirm at booking.
Yes—visits are designed to be low‑impact and educational; follow guide advice, ask before photographing residents and avoid entering private spaces uninvited.
Info Ke Bali operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out of an air‑conditioned van into late‑afternoon light on a curve above a white bay; salt and warm earth ride the breeze while distant islands hover on the horizon. Over two days this private circuit moves from woven houses and Sasak village life to wind‑scoured headlands and the clear, coral gardens around the Gili Islands.
You step out of an air‑conditioned van into late‑afternoon light on a curve above a white bay; salt and warm earth ride the breeze while distant islands hover on the horizon. Over two days this private circuit moves from woven houses and Sasak village life to wind‑scoured headlands and the clear, coral gardens around the Gili Islands.
Lombok’s volcanic backbone—a line of lava flows, coral terraces, and eroded hills—frames the villages of Sukarara and Sade, where centuries‑old weaving and traditional thatched houses reveal daily rhythms and cultural continuity. The coastline alternates between combed beaches like Selong Belanak and sheltered Mawun Bay, shaped by currents that carve sand and guard quiet swimming. Malimbu and Malaka hills give panoramic context before you board a local boat at Teluk Nare for reef snorkeling around Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air—spots known for turtles, fish gardens and an underwater sculpture at Bask Nest.
Practical guidance: pack reef‑safe sunscreen, a lightweight rashguard and secure sandals for beach access; a basic level of swimming is helpful for snorkeling. The tour includes snorkel gear, a GoPro for underwater shots, bottled water and lunch. Expect transfer times across central Lombok—travel is built into the itinerary—and brief village walks on uneven ground.
Timing matters: go early in the dry season for calmer seas and clearer visibility; avoid peak monsoon swells. Respect village customs—ask before photographing people—and follow guides’ instructions when entering reefs to minimize impact. The result is a compact, mixed‑terrain experience that balances cultural insight, beach time and hands‑on reef encounters.