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How to Get to Gili Trawangan from Airport – Easy transfer Guide

How to Get to Gili Trawangan from Airport Made Easy

If you’re wondering how to get to Gili Trawangan from the airport, don’t worry. It’s actually simpler than it sounds.

Whether you land in Lombok or Bali, there’s always an easy way to reach this little paradise.

Turquoise water and traditional boats along Gili Trawangan beach under a bright sky.

Soft waves, salt air, and a calm that only this island knows.

From Lombok Airport to Gili Trawangan

The fastest route is from Lombok International Airport, Indonesia. After you land, grab a taxi or private transfer to Bangsal Harbour.

It takes about 1.5 hours through small villages and rice fields (a nice mini-tour before your island time starts).

  • Once you arrive at Bangsal, hop on a public boat or speedboat to Gili Trawangan.
  • Public boat: around 20-30 minutes, budget-friendly.
    Private speedboat: faster and more flexible with timing.

If you want it all handled for you, just book a villa room at Pera ONE Villas because we will handle it for you.

A perfect arrangement to pick you up right from the airport and take care of the whole trip to your villa easily.

From Bali to Gili Trawangan

From Bali to Gili Trawangan

A journey that begins with culture and ends in calm โ€” Baliโ€™s beauty leading you toward island serenity.

If youโ€™re coming from Bali, the easiest way is by fast boat from Padangbai Port. The trip usually takes about two hours, give or take, depending on sea conditions.

Hereโ€™s how to do it:

  • Take a shuttle or taxi to Padangbai Port.
  • Check in with your boat operator (there are plenty, such as Eka Jaya or BlueWater Express).
  • Enjoy the ride โ€” youโ€™ll pass turquoise waters and small islands along the way.

If you want to avoid the crowds, book a morning boat; the sea is calmer, and the sunlight is beautiful. Besides, youโ€™ll need to align everything with your upcoming flight schedule, whether youโ€™re arriving at Bali Airport or Lombok.

To ensure there are no delays on your side, Pera ONE Villas provides alternative transfer arrangements that match your arrival time.

As additional information, the latest available boat schedule departs from Padangbai Port at 3:00 PM, or from Serangan Port at 01:30 PM, depending on which port you prefer to depart from.

Combined Transfer Options

Some travelers prefer door-to-door Gili transfers. And these combined transfer options provided by us as your place to stay; you’ll get picked up from the airport or hotel (either in Bali or Lombok), and everything is arranged, from car, boat, and even luggage handling.

It’s perfect if you don’t want to plan too much.

Arrival at the Island

Once you reach Gili Trawangan, there are no cars or motorbikes, just bicycles and horse carts (cidomo).ย There should’ve an arrangements from our side in advance as special request; with an additional cost for IDR 150K/cart (prices today at 2025).

Most villas and hotels are within walking distance from the pier, or you can take a quick cidomo ride to your stay.

Travel Tips

  1. Bring cash, there’s only a few ATMs on the island.
  2. Book boats in advance during high season (June-August-December).
  3. If you’re coming in low season, enjoy the calm vibe and cheaper transfers.

Read more : Things to go in Gili Trawangan during low-season

Your Easy Route to Paradise

That’s it, your full guide on how to get to Gili Trawangan from the airport. Whether you fly into Lombok or Bali, the journey is part of the fun: a little road trip, a short boat ride, and then you’re on one of Indonesia’s most relaxing islands.

Your easy route to paradise

Evenings that slow down time โ€” where the sky glows, and stillness becomes your favorite companion.

Youโ€™ll need a comfortable place to stay. Pera ONE Villas offers a private pool experience, daily breakfast and romantic setups for couples.

They also arrange transfers from Lombok to Gili Trawangan, so your journey is smooth from start to finish. Contact us with WhatsApp: +62 81 2371 228 81 | Email: [email protected]

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