Indonesia - The Rough Guide to Southeast Asia on a Budget - page 287

Indonesia has extremely tough anti-drugs
laws. here are no police; it's the role of the
kepala desa , the headman who looks after
Gili Air and Gili Meno, and the kepala
kampung on Gili Trawangan, to deal with
any problems, so report any incidents to
them initially. If you need to make a police
report, go to the police on the mainland (at
Tanjung or Ampenan).

whom come for the island's infamous
magic mushrooms) and is the most
developed. he southeast of the island is
wall-to-wall guesthouses, restaurants and
dive shops, although it is still low-key
outside the high season. For quieter
surroundings, head further north.
Island transport is by cidomo (horse and
cart), or you can rent bicycles (from
Rp20,000 per day) - particularly popular
at sunset for reaching the 100m hill, from
which you can enjoy stunning views of
the Bali volcanoes with the sky blazing
behind. To get there, follow any of the

Gili Trawangan
Furthest from the mainland, the largest
of the islands, GILI TRAWANGAN , attracts
the greatest number of visitors (many of

Coral Fan Garden

GILI TRAWANGAN

BALI SEA

Jack Point

Trawangan
Slope

Turtle
Hatchery

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Trawangan Dive

Shark
Point

Lighthouse

Gili Yoga &
Freedive Centre

Yoga Gili

Boat Ticket Oice

Public Boats

Manta Dive

Harbour

Laundry & Wiliam
Bookshop Perama

Art Market

Pasar Seni

ACCOMMODATION
Big Bubble
Coral Beach 2
Edy Homestay
Flush
Gili Hostel
Karma Kayak
Marta's
Pondok Lita
Sirwa
Tanah Qita
Woodstock

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2
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5
6
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7
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4

Pier

School

Dream Divers

Big Bubble

HILL
LOOKOUT

EATING, DRINKING AND NIGHTLIFE
The Beach House
Blue Marlin
Gili Café
Gili Deli
Karma Kayak
Kayu Café
Pesona
Sama Sama
Scallywags
Tír Na Nóg

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Stingray Point 9

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Rainbow Beach
Surf Bar

The Stud

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