Three magnificent southwest Lombok Islands—Gili Kedis, Gili Nanggu, and Gili Sudak—are nestled away from their frantic island relatives in the North. Southwest Lombok’s Gili Islands, often known as the Secret Gili Islands, are not truly that secret and are renowned for outstanding snorkeling

• Gili Asahan
  Gili Asahan is renowned for its stunning upwind scenery. There are many well-established hard coral and soft coral species that act as spawning sites for a variety of fish. Locals and tourists from other countries can visit a few dive sites. Included are Secret Garden, Sanking Point, and Belongan.
• Gili Gede
  Many stunning and undeveloped sandy beaches can be found on Gili Gede, which is also a great site for snorkeling, relaxing, and interacting with the island’s nice and warm locals and kids. Although we occasionally saw a motorbike, there was no infrastructure, no decent roads, no motorized cars. Since there are no stores to buy goods, fuel for generators, or fresh water on the island, residents must take a two-hour round trip by boat to Lembar on Lombok’s mainland.
• Gili Kedis
  Tiny sandy island surrounded by a coral reef, popular for snorkelling, swimming & sunset views. Snorkel in the warm, turquoise waters that are framed by snow-white beach. Additionally, two other undiscovered Gili Islands are explored during this snorkeling tour. Visit the unspoiled, undeveloped islands.
• Gili Tangkong
  Beautiful white powder sand beaches and coral reefs encircle the island. The island is around 37 acres in size, and half of it is a dormant hybrid coconut crop owned by the government.