Ferry connections
Operator, duration, frequency and lowest fare for every connection.
The directory lists four ferry ports and 18 ferry routes for the Gili Islands. Most connections run through Gili Trawangan, Gili Air and Gili Meno. 59 connections run to other ports in Indonesia. Another three routes run within the archipelago itself. Bali Eka Jaya, Wijaya Perkasa, Semaya One Fast Cruise and 13 other operators sail these routes.
Route map Gili Islands
- Gili Getaway
- Tanis Fast Cruise
- Bali Eka Jaya
- Wijaya Perkasa
- Semaya One Fast Cruise
- Wahana Virendra
- Ganggari Fast Boat
- Bluewater Express
- Gili Gili Fast Boat
- Dcamel Fast Ferry
- Golden Queen Fast Boat
- Starfish Fast Cruise
- Sugriwa Express
- S’gening Fast Boat
- Scoot Fast Cruises
- Marina Group
Ferry ports in Gili Islands
Ferries to Gili Air
Gili Air is the Gili island closest to Lombok, known for its relaxed atmosphere. Speedboats from Bangsal (15 minutes), Bali and the other Gilis run daily. The island has good diving and snorkelling.
Ferries to Gili Gede
Gili Gede is the largest of the Sekotong islands off the south-west coast of Lombok, Indonesia. Boats run from Tembowong Harbour (10-20 minutes). Gili Getaway also offers fast-boat connections from Bali via Nusa Penida.
Ferries to Gili Meno
Gili Meno is the smallest and quietest of the three Gili Islands and a favourite with honeymooners. Fewer boats call here directly, so many travellers come via Gili Air or Gili Trawangan on the island-hopper boat (9:30 and 16:00).
Ferries to Gili Trawangan
Gili Trawangan is the largest and liveliest of the three Gili Islands off Lombok, Indonesia. Speedboats from Bali (Padangbai, Sanur) and Bangsal (Lombok) run several times a day. The crossing from Bangsal takes only 15-20 minutes.