The Gili Islands are not only known for their beautiful beaches and nature but also for their vibrant nightlife. Each of the three Gili Islands — Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air — offers a unique party scene. However, Gili Trawangan, often called Gili T, is typically considered the "party island" of the three. With numerous beach bars, clubs, and restaurants, Gili T has been the spot for regular parties and events. Gili T is the place for partygoers, from casual beachfront gatherings to the most energetic and liveliest parties and fire shows. While Gili Meno and Gili Air may not have the same intense party scene, the two islands still offer a fair share of nightlife. Here, visitors can enjoy a more relaxed and laid-back vibe than in Gili Trawangan. Cozy beach bars and restaurants allow you to enjoy a more tranquil evening with live music or beachfront bonfires.

There’s no airport on the Gili Islands, so a ferry or speed boat is the only way to get there from Bali or Lombok. Most people catch the ferry to Gili T, then hop on a smaller boat to Gili Meno or Gili Air. If you travel from Bali, various places offer ferry or speed boat services to Gili. This includes Serangan (the southern edge of Bali close to Nusa Dua and Sanur), Padang Bai (more central and closer to towns including Ubud), and Amed (toward the north of Bali, more suitable for towns like Lovina). If you are prone to seasickness and want to avoid unpredictable weather conditions, opt for speed boats to experience a pleasant journey to Gili. The duration of the trip by speedboat ranges from one hour to two and a half hours.

The answer is no: the statue is just below the water's surface. Just put your goggles on and get ready to dive into the underwater world of Gili Meno. The statues consist of 48 life-size human statues, well known as "Nest," as they formed in a circle. The statues act as an artificial reef to stimulate coral growth. It has become the most popular diving and photography site and has attracted many tourists over the years.

It is all back to basics when we want to move around the Gili Islands. The islands are relatively small, so they have no motorized vehicles. Therefore, bicycles are a popular mode of transportation here. You can get around the island in less than 30 minutes by bicycle. Apart from that, Cidomos, horse-drawn carts that serve as a form of transportation on the islands, are commonly used for transporting luggage. It has also transported tourists between their accommodations and the harbor. Walking around and exploring most of the areas on foot is possible. After all, this is a great way to enjoy the island's natural beauty and relaxed atmosphere.

The Gili Islands offer some stunning sunset spots to enjoy breathtaking views as the sun dips below the horizon. You can find beachfront bars and restaurants that provide great vantage points for sunsets. The food and beverage outlets here often have live music and a chilled-out atmosphere. Several popular spots to enjoy the stunning panorama include Gili Trawangan Sunset Beach, Ombak Sunset, Exile Sunset, Sunset Point, Gili Meno, Kokomo Beach Club, Gili Gede, Karma Beach, Gili Air, and Manta Dive Gili Air.