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Day 01: Arrival Lombok - Transferred To Hotel Arrival at Selaparang Airport of Senggigi, meeting service with our staff and transferred to your hotel. Free at leisure at your hotel.
Day 02: Lombok Highest Waterfall
After breakfast at hotel and pick up at 09.00 am, and we start make one day trip to the north of lombok island, This tour combines some Lombok's unique attraction and delightful scenery. Our first stop is at the local markets of Lendang Bajur, where one can buy daily commodities, such as rice, vegetables, fish and spices, before continuing on to Pusuk Forest to see monkeys in their natural habitat and take picture with friendly monkey. We then proceed to Sendanggila Waterfall, which is located at the foot of Mt. Rinjani. For the energetic you may follow up stream of the river to the first waterfall, the attraction is more fascinating. lunch stop at the area local restaurant at Pondok Senaru, after that you may continue the trip to Senaru Sasak Village, where you can observe traditional architecture and life style. On the return journey, you also may stop at malimbu Beach for an attractive beach view which offers great views of the three offshore islands, and the last we back to your hotel for rest, free at leisure.
Day 03: Free at Leisure at Hotel - Transfer to Airport
Late breakfast at hotel, free at leisure in your hotel and transferred to Selaparang Airport for your home flight. and your Lombok vacation trip is end with sweet memories. Free at leisure.
HOTEL BASE ON :
- SANTOSA VILLAS (4 ****)
- SENGGIGI BEACH (4 ****)
- PURI MAS BOURTIQUE (4 ****)
- HOLIDAY RESORT (4 ****)
- JAYAKARTA LOMBOK (4 ****)
EFFECTIVE: 01 APRIL 2009-31 MARCH 2010
USD
TOUR CODE
Day / Night
PRICE PER PERSON
2-4
4-9
10-14
15-25
JTT – K 01 A
3/ 2
269
229
219
209
NOTED :
COMPULSORY DINNER (NEW YEARS) USD 89/PERSON
Price are inclusive : 1. 02 night stay at your hotel option 2. Private Cars for group 3. Speaking English Guide or special Guide for any language request. 4. Transfer in out from airport to hotel 5. Entrance fee to object tourism 6. Lunch and Dinner at Local restaurant.
Price are Excluded : 1. Flight Ticket 2. Airport Tax, Porter 3. Personal expenses 4. Alcoholic drink 5. Laundry
RINJANI WATER FALL
This tour combines some Lombok's unique attraction and delightful scenery. Our first stop is at the local markets of Lendang Bajur, where one can buy daily commodities, such as rice, vegetables, fish and spices, before continuing on to Pusuk Forest to see monkeys in their natural habitat and take picture with friendly monkey. We then proceed to Sendanggila Waterfall, which is located at the foot of Mt. Rinjani. For the energetic you may follow up stream of the river to the first waterfall, the attraction is more fascinating. lunch stop at the area local restaurant at Pondok Senaru, after that you may continue the trip to Senaru Sasak Village, where you can observe traditional architecture and life style. On the return journey, you also may stop at malimbu Beach for an attractive beach view which offers great views of the three offshore islands, and the last we back to your hotel for rest
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Kelimutu Tour The wonder of the world 3 Days /2 Nights
Day 01. Denpasar – Maumere – Moni (-/L/D)
Morning flight to Maumere. On arrival transfer to a local restaurant for lunch. Then proceed to Moni with stops in Wolowaru village. Late afternoon arriving in Moni. Dinner and overnight at Flores Sare Hotel or similar.
Day 02. Moni - Kelimutu – Maumere (B/L/D)
Early morning driving up to Mt. Kelimutu to see its picturesque colored lakes and the sunrise. After breakfast driving back to Maumere with stops in Jopu traditional village, Sikka weaving village, and Wuring fisherman village. Late afternoon arriving in Maumere and check-in at Flores Sao Resort or similar.
Day 03. Maumere – Departure (B/-/-)
After breakfast transfer to the airport for your flight back to Bali
EFFECTIVE: 01 APRIL 2009-31 MARCH 2010
TOUR CODE
Day / Night
PRICE USD PER PERSON
1
2
3-4
5-9
10-14
15 Up
SGL
SUPP
PAGE
REMARK
BDT – KEM 01 A
3 / 2
699
399
289
279
-
-
79
Include:
Accommodation base on non star hotel specified on the program (star hotel is not available)
Meals full board (breakfast, lunch & dinner)
Private tours & transfer
English speaking guide
Entrance fee
Exclude:
§Airfare
§Conservation fee US$ 15 (for max 3 days visit) on Komodo island (shall be paid personally by clients on Komodo island)
§Personal expenses such as laundry, tipping, etc.
FLORES ISLAND
There is a saying ’’Ulu gheta leja geju eko ghale bajo bima’’ which means the head faces the sunrise (in the east) in east flores, and the tail towards the sunset (in the west) in labuan bajo, manggarai, west flores. This metaphor symbolizes a dragon, lying with its head at the eastern end of flores, and its tail in west manggarai, or Nusa nipa, the name of flores island before the arrival of the Portuguese.
Manggarai, whose capital is Ruteng, was once ruled by the kings of Bima. The influences of Bima and Goa are evident in prevailing titles, such as karaeng, and in the manner of dress.
The shape of the roofs, with the buffalo horn symbol, may be an element inherited from the Minangkabau. The cool town of Ruteng lies at the foot of a mountain. It can be reached by air from Denpasar and Kupang or overland from the western part of the island via Labuan bajo, or from the eastern part via Ende - Bajawa.
In previous centuries, Reo was a part of considerable trading potentials. Beside the famed komodo lizard, the area has many attractions to offer tourists, such as the Caci dance, a wildlife reserve, and archeological caves.
Liang Bua is a cave 13 kilometers from Ruteng, which not so long ago caused minor sensation due to the finding of rare prehistorically fossils.
Ulumbu, lying far behind the mountains and near the southern coast, has a geyser, spurting water 15 meters high into the sky. The places, however, is not easy to reach.
Caci is an interesting dance. Two warriors wearing traditional clothes face each other, each holding a shield in the left hand and a lash whose tip is covered with dried buffalo skin, in the right. This dance is accompanied by gong beats, and preceded by chants, Sung by males.
Horse races can be seen in karo village, south of Ruteg. In former times, such races drew participants from as far as Bajawa, Boawae and even Ende. Magic is said to be often involved. Usually held during big holidays.
Mount Pocoranaka is the highest mountain on flores island, and practically unexplored. Ranamese is a big lake in the mountains. The air is cool and sometimes misty. Good for relaxing, water sports, fishing. Some lodgings and modest restaurants are available.
Labuhan Bajo is the jumping board for tours to the Komodo National Park and other areas in east Nusa Tenggara.
Batu Cermin Cave is five Kilometers from the town Labuhan Bajo. The grotto is 75 by 75 meters large and contains stalactites and stalagmite. Some tunnels are arrow and dark but in other sunlight falls.
Historic Ende, Ende was the site of a kingdom that excised around the end of the 18th century. The name today refers to capital of ende regency, which includes the autonomous territories of Lio and Ende. The people of the area are therefore known as Lio-Ende people.
KeliMutu is Holy Mountain with three crater lakes, filled with water of different colors. Far removed from the civilized would, utter silence reigns around these lakes. The 1.690 meters high mountain, 60 kilometers from Ende was “discovered” by a Dutchneb van suchtelen and Le Roux, who came to explore it after hearing stories about the mountain which the local people regarded as the location of Heaven and Hell.
According to legend, the man kelimutu was punished by the gods due to his cruel treatment of the weak. The story presumably refers to the giant Ata Polo Ria, who ill treated the orphans Ata Koo Fai and Ata Nuwa Muri, as well as the old man Ata Bupu. As a punishment the gods put the giant to death.
Those three lakes are believed by certain people who still adhere to the old ancestral beliefs to be Heaven and Hell. The guardians holding the key of the gates are Konde and Ratu. The color of the water that fills the lakes constantly changes. As a result, the red like is now light-green; the green one has turned black, while the dark blue one has not changed.
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KOMODO – RINCA ADVANTURE 03 days / 2 nights
Day 1 Denpasar - Labuhan Bajo - Komodo ( - / L / D )
Morning flight to Labuhan Bajo. On arrival direct transfer to your preferred hotel. Afternoon visit Batu Cermin Cave & Ujung fisherman village & the local harbour to view its picturesque sunset. Dinner at will be served at a local restaurant before return to Bajo Eco Lodge for overnight.
Day 2 Labuhan Bajo - Rinca - Komodo - Labuhan Bajo ( B / L / D)
Early morning transfer to the harbour to get on board a local motorized boat to Rinca. Morning in Rinca to see the activities of Komod Dragons in their pure environment. Then proceed to Komodo Island. Lunch will be served on boat. Afternoon trekking to Banunggulung in Komodo Island. Then you will have chance to swim & snorkel at Pink Beach before returning to Labuhan Bajo. Dinner will be at local restaurant. Overnight at Bajo Eco Lodge
Day 3 Labuhan Bajo - Denpasar ( B / - / - )
After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight back to Bali
EFFECTIVE: 01 APRIL 2009-31 MARCH 2010
TOUR CODE
Day / Night
PRICE USD PER PERSON
1
2
3-4
5-9
10-14
15 Up
SGL
SUPP
PAGE
REMARK
JTT – K 01 A
3 / 2
599
309
279
251
223
209
30
Include:
Accommodation base on non star hotel specified on the program (star hotel is not available)
Meals full board (breakfast, lunch & dinner)
Private tours & transfer
English speaking guide
Entrance fee
Exclude:
§Airfare
§Conservation fee US$ 15 (for max 3 days visit) on Komodo island (shall be paid personally by clients on Komodo island)
§Personal expenses such as laundry, tipping, etc.
Special Condition for KLB:
PRICE INCLUDE:
Transfer and tours as per the itinerary, overnight stay at Bajo Eco Lodge or similar, meals as per itin, entrance fee, porter donations, private boat charter to Komodo and Rinca, Snorkelling gears, coffee/tea and Unlimited Water English speaking guide.
PRICE EXCLUDE:
Personal expenditure such as laundry, phone calls, tipping, etc Return flight Denpasar – Labuhan Bajo – Denpasar and airport taxes, Soft drinks and alcoholic drinks and komodo conservation fund of USD 15 /person.
BOAT CONDITION:
The boat has NO air-conditioned. Our clients are sometimes take the chance to bring their mattresses and blanket sleep on the deck where there are getting closer to open air and the real nature.
BOAT SPECIFICATION:
Construction by local people, Indonesia Hardest Wooden Boat, Engine: 120 HP, Speed Range: 7-12 knots, Up 10 passengers, opened deck for sleeping, sleeping facilities: Mattresses, Toilet available on board, Fresh Water available on board, sun deck.
“The Komodo dragon, as befits any creature evoking a mythological beast, has many names. It is also the Komodo monitor, being a member of the monitor lizard family, Varanidae, which today has one genus, Varanus. Residents of the island of Komodo call it the ora. Among some on Komodo and the islands of Rinca and Flores, it is buaya darat (land crocodile), a name that is descriptive but inaccurate; monitors are not crocodilians. Others call it biawak raksasa (giant monitor), which is quite correct; it ranks as the largest of the monitor lizards, a necessary logical consequence of its standing as the largest lizard of any kind now living on the earth…. Within the scientific community, the dragon is Varanus komodoensis. And most everyone calls it simply the Komodo.” Claudio Ciofi. The Komodo dragon is an ancient species whose ancestors date back over 100 million years. The varanid genus originated between 25 and 40 million years ago in Asia. The Komodo descended from this species and evolved to its present form over four million years ago. The Komodo is long lived (as are most of the larger reptilian species) with an estimated life expectancy of over 50 years in the wild. In keeping with its longevity, the Komodo matures late in life, becoming sexually viable at five to seven years, and achieving maximum body density in fifteen years. Komodos are sexually dimorphous, which means males are bigger than females. The largest recorded specimen was 3.13 meters in length and was undoubtedly a male. Females rarely exceed 2.5 meters in length. What is perhaps more important, is that the characteristic bulk is achieved by older dominant males in clearly delineated territorial areas. As an adult Komodo can consume up to 80% of its body weight in one gorging, weight is a highly variable factor, and is largely dependent on the most recent feeding. A typical weight for an adult Komodo in the wild is 70 kilograms. Komodo dragons are first and foremost opportunistic carnivores, and predators second. Although the Komodo can sprint briefly at 20 kilometers an hour, it does not chase down game as do the larger mammalian predators. The Komodo is a stealth predator, which lies motionless and camoflouged alongside game trails for the unwary, which tend to be the very young, the old and the infirm. In an attack, the Komodo lunges at its victim with blinding speed and clasps it with the serrated teeth of the jaw. Prey are rarely downed in the initial attack unless the neck is broken or caratoid artery severed. The more likely outcome is escape, followed by death a few hours or days later from septicemia introduced by the virulent strains of bacteria found in the saliva of the Komodo dragon (the Komodo survive primarily on carrion and ingest the bacteria when feeding). The Komodo has two highly developed sensory organs – the olefactory and the Jacobson’s - which allow the dragon to detect rotting carcasses from distances as great as 10 kilometers. The yellow forked tongue is constantly being flicked in and out of the mouth, “tasting the air”, and inserted into the Jacobson’s organ located in the roof of the mouth. The individual tips are highly sensitive and are capable of discriminating odors in the magnitude of millionths of a part. Using the information garnered, the dragon wends in a seemingly random, winding path which becomes straighter the closer it approaches to the carrion. The Komodo is typically a communal feeder and any number of dragons might arrive at the site of the carcass. Socialization occurs during feeding at carrion sites, as does mating. The abdomen is slashed first and the intestines and stomach contents scattered. Young juveniles roll in the fecal matter to mask their scent from aggressive adults, which attack and sometimes kill juveniles during feeding. The dominant male feeds until sated, followed by other dragons in order of size. While the dominant male is gulping down hindquarters and ribcages, the braver dragons chance foraging a few scraps. Virtually the entire carcass is consumed in the process– head, fur, hooves and bones. After feeding, the Komodos become quiescent and approachable while their digestive tracts are converting the food into fat energy stored in the tail. Between the months of May and August, mating occurs at and around feeding sites. As males outnumber females in a ratio of nearly four to one, the dominant male must fend off other suitors before mating. Males will engage in slashing, biting and bipedular rearing onto the tail, until the dominant male is acknowledged by displays of subservience and the vanquished flees. The female is forced into a prone position while the male tongue flicks her body, and in particular, the fold between the torso and the rear leg close to the cloaca. With Komodos, the male hemipenes are located here as are the female genetalia. Once prone, the male mounts onto the back of the female and inserts one of the two hemipenes into her cloaca , depending on which side he is perched. The month of September is when a clutch of 15-30 eggs is buried in a nest dug with the powerful claws of the female dragon. A typical nesting site is in the composting vegetative mounds of the maleo birds which are indigenous to Komodo. The gestation period for the eggs is eight to nine months. Hatchlings, which average 40 centimeters in length and weigh 100 grams, emerge from the nest in April and immediately scramble up the nearest tree to avoid being eaten by the adults. There are plenty of small lizards, insects and mammals in the canopy after the brief rainy season in January and February to sustain the juveniles until they descend to the forest floor roughly a year later. This period of change between an arboreal and a terrestial habitat, when the juveniles are a meter in length, is a time fraught with danger. The juvenile Komodo is just too bulky to safely ascend many trees, and not big enough to outrun a ravenous and determined adult. Cannibalism is a fact of life for this species, and perhaps is an evolutionary response to the harsh, arid climate of Komodo. Prey species for the dragon on Komodo island include deer, boar, wild buffalo, the maleo bird, snakes, reptiles and small mammals. On Rinca, the monkeys and wild horses found there are also constitute prey, as do the goats raised by the local people. On the odd occasion people are also attacked by the Komodo dragon. There have been eight recorded instances of attacks on humans since Komodo has become a national park, almost all of which occurred on Rinca.
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KUTA 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS
Day 01 : Pick Up & Transfer - In. Our guide will meet you at the airport or seaport to be transferred to the hotel of your choice.
Day 02 : After break fast we go to Banyumulek One of the many pottery villages, where clay pots for every day use, simple in design and primitive in style are produced. Sukarara Traditional songket cloth is handwoven with gold and silver thread on simple looms. Rambitan A typical Sasak village where the houses (Bale Balaq) and rice storage buildings (Alang-alang/Lumbung) are still constructed with wood, bamboo and thatch roof. Kuta Beach / Tanjung Ann Both are located on the southern coast of Lombok, just 5 km apart. This white sandy beaches with clear turquoise water a perfect for surfing, wind surfing and swimming
Day 03 : Transfer - Out. Pick up and transfer service from hotel to the airport. End of program
HOTEL BASE ON :
- SANTOSA VILLAS (4 ****)
- SENGGIGI BEACH (4 ****)
- PURI MAS BOURTIQUE (4 ****)
- HOLIDAY RESORT (4 ****)
- JAYAKARTA LOMBOK (4 ****)
EFFECTIVE: 01 APRIL 2009-31 MARCH 2010
USD
TOUR CODE
Day / Night
PRICE PER PERSON
2-4
4-9
10-14
15-25
JTT – K 01 A
3/ 2
199
189
179
169
NOTED :
COMPULSORY DINNER (NEW YEARS) USD 89/PERSON
Price are inclusive : 1. 02 night stay at your hotel option 2. Private Cars for group 3. Speaking English Guide or special Guide for any language request. 4. Transfer in out from airport to hotel 5. Entrance fee to object tourism 6. Lunch and Dinner at Local restaurant.
Price are Excluded : 1. Flight Ticket 2. Airport Tax, Porter 3. Personal expenses 4. Alcoholic drink 5. Laundry
Kuta Beach Information
Kuta is a town in the south of the island of Lombok in Indonesia. The scenery is spectacular, with cliffs and mountains reaching the coast creating jugged and awe inspiring landscapes and views. The beaches are also some of the best in Lombok, with pristine white sand and transparent blue greens in the water. Not many travellers find their way to Kuta if they aren't surfing.
There are very few facilities in Kuta, and the closest ATMs are in Praya, a one hour motorbike ride away, so bring enough cash for your stay.
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GILI 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS
Day 01: Pick Up & Transfer - In. Our guide will meet you at the airport or seaport to be transferred to the hotel of your choice.
Day 02 : After breakfast First, we go North by boat to Gili Trawangan, the best place for snorkeling. Here we will find clear, shallow water where you can snorkel over colorful coral reef and see hundreds of variety of tropical fish in their natural habitat. Our next stop is the blue coral island of Gili Meno. On the last stop is Gili Air, where the snorkeling is also excellent and visit an interesting fishing settlement.
Day 03 : Transfer - Out. Pick up and transfer service from hotel to the airport. End of program
HOTEL BASE ON :
- SANTOSA VILLAS (4 ****)
- SENGGIGI BEACH (4 ****)
- PURI MAS BOURTIQUE (4 ****)
- HOLIDAY RESORT (4 ****)
- JAYAKARTA LOMBOK (4 ****)
EFFECTIVE: 01 APRIL 2009-31 MARCH 2010
USD
TOUR CODE
Day / Night
PRICE PER PERSON
2-4
4-9
10-14
15-25
JTT – K 01 A
3/2
239
229
219
199
NOTED :
COMPULSORY DINNER (NEW YEARS) USD 89/PERSON
Price are inclusive : 1. 02 night stay at your hotel option 2. Private Cars for group 3. Private Boat to gili island for group 4. Speaking English Guide or special Guide for any language request. 5. Transfer in out from airport to hotel 6. Entrance fee to object tourism 7. Lunch and Dinner at Local restaurant.
Price are Excluded : 1. Flight Ticket 2. Airport Tax, Porter 3. Personal expenses 4. Alcoholic drink 5. Laundry
General Informations of Gili Islands
Located just off the northwest coast of Lombok, the three islands of Gili Air, Gili Meno and Gili Trawangan are rapidly becoming one of the most popular destinations for visitors to Bali and Lombok. They are now easily accessible direct from Bali with the new Fast Boat service, or by plane and local boat from Lombok. All three islands feature superb, white sandy beaches, crystal clear water, spectacular coral reefs, brilliantly coloured fish and the best snorkeling and diving to be found anywhere on Bali and Lombok.
Visitors from all over the world are attracted to the simple pleasures of sun, snorkeling, diving, beautiful beaches, and socializing. The absence of cars, motorcycles, and hawkers adds greatly to the leisure of staying on the Gilis – although there is now a wide range of accommodation available, the islands have maintained the lazy rustic charms of a tropical paradise.
Getting There
We highly recommend visitors to use a private transfer service to avoid hussle and bustle at Bangsal (public harbour to gili islands). Local street vendors who try to sells things with pushing and pressure, or those who grab your luggage and ask too much for a porter service could be annoying. Paying a little extra for a comfort and easy settlement for a wonderful holiday break is worth it, especially those who travel with kids. Private Transfer Service includes pick up, meeting and greeting service at the airport/seaport/hotel, land transportation with fully air-con deluxe coaches, private boat charter, and check in assistances at the hotel.
The Natives & History
A few years ago, sailors from Bugis, Mandar and Makassar (Sulawesi) occupied Gili Air and establish coconuts plantation and expand the fishing activities.
As visitors started to visit Lombok and some came to the Gilis on day trips and then began to stay for longer periods in local homes. The islands have become enormously popular. Their popularity may be a problem, as numbers sometime exceed the available rooms and put pressure on the island environment, especially the supply of fresh water and the capacity of septic system to cope with waste and there is always pressure to build more and better facilities.
Big business interests are trying to cash in on the popularity of the Gilis and the local government is keen to promote upmarket tourist development.
Gili Air and Gili Meno retained much of their unspoilt quality, but Gili Trawangan has become more touristy and pricy.
The islanders are majority Muslims and visitors should respect their sensibilities. In particular, topless or nude sunbathing is offensive to them, even though they won't say so directly. Away from Beach, it is polite for women to cover their shoulders and thighs. Many visitors are appallingly insensitive to local standards and so many of them walk around in skimpy clothing that it's easy to get impression that the local people don't mind anymore. They do.
The development for the last five years has change the island's look, especially Gili Trawangan. Accommodation tariffs on today's range are from between Rp. 50,000 (equivalent to USD 6.00) to 100,000 (USD 12.00) per night for a simple room with fan, to an air-con bungalows style with hot water, in comfortable resort-style settings at up to Rp. 950,000 (USD 110.00) per night and everything in between, depending on the seasonal price fluctuations.
While the island is busiest from May through August, the quieter off-season from January to April provides a better opportunity to enjoy all the islet has to offer, with accommodation prices at their lowest level.
To get around the isle, the only means of transport are Cidomos, horse drawn carriages. Bicycle rentals are available too. Expect higher prices for most things there since all food and goods must be brought over from the mainland.
Electricity and Communication
Electricity supply are now available on all the three Gilis. The electrical voltage in Indonesia is 220 Volt, if you bring any devices which require recharged at lower voltage (110 Volt) bring an electrical voltage converter or ask the hotel where you stay for STAVOLT. Money changers are available in most Tourist Information, but usually give you a lower rate than changing on the mainland of Lombok. Internet rental are available in all the islands. It is possible to make int'l phone calls on all islands.
Health and Medical
Sanitation has improved on the islands. There are two health centers on Gili Trawangan; 1) located near the soccer fields for locals and 2) located in Villa Ombak with better facilities for Tourist.
Gili Meno also now have a health centre which funded by local's businesses. Gili Air also have a health centre located near the main village. The health centre is known locally as "Puskesmas". To stay fit and healthy, always drink from bottled water or boiled water and avoid eating raw foods or salads from small non-reputable restaurants, because the water might not be sterilized.
Security
There are no Police Station or Military Post on the islands, but there is a small police station in Bangsal harbor. The Islands funded non-uniformed community policing group, SATGAS, ensures visitor's security and safety. In the rare event of someone breaking the law or disturbing tourists, perpetrators are handed over to Police on Lombok and face banishment from the island for up to five years. For your own safety, deposit valuable items at the reception where you're staying at. Carry only small cash and necessary items.
Activities
There are many options for an enjoyable holiday on the islands. You can rent snorkeling equipment, join a diving course, rent a kayak, go fishing, or take a glass bottom boat to see the magnificent coral reefs and fishes.
Scuba Diving
There are lots of quality scuba diving operations on all the islands. The coral around the islands is good for snorkeling, which can be reach from the shore. See rays and giant clams. A must see: Turtles Point, Meno Wall, Shark (harmless) Point. Dive Schools available on all the islands with many dive programs to choose, from beginners to advanced technical dives.
Snorkeling
While divers are able to regularly swim with black tip, those who prefer to just drifts in the currents with a snorkel, fins and mask are never left disappointed by the more than 6,000 species of marine life living just off-shore.
Fishing
Fishing is one of the highlight activities on the islands. Deep fishing remain the best on north west of Gili Trawangan. Carry your own equipment if you're not familiar with the traditional-style of fishing.
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