The marine tourism transportation industry in Indonesia is entering a new era of premium comfort and environmental sustainability through a strategic initiative by Ekajaya Fast Ferry. At the international tourism exhibition Bali and Beyond Travel Fair or BBTF two thousand twenty-six, the leading fast boat operator officially introduced their latest flagship vessel named Ekajaya Patra. The launch of this state-of-the-art vessel was held in conjunction with the soft launching of Nusa Dua Harbour Terminal, an exclusive infrastructure project designed to strengthen maritime connectivity between the premier tourism hub of South Bali and top destinations in West Nusa Tenggara including Lombok and the Gili Islands.

The massive investment injected by the management of Ekajaya Fast Ferry reflects a long-term commitment to supporting quality tourism programs in Indonesia, particularly for the Bali and Lombok regions which remain primary magnets for international travelers. General Manager of Ekajaya Fast Ferry, I Ketut Sugita, explained that the presence of Ekajaya Patra is more than just an fleet expansion, but rather a redefinition of a luxurious and safe island-hopping experience. The fast boat, scheduled to start full operations at the end of June two thousand twenty-six, measures forty-one meters in length with a capacity of three hundred twenty-two passengers, powered by three MAN Marine engines generating a total of four thousand nine hundred fifty horsepower optimized for long-term operational durability.

The main feature drawing international maritime attention to Ekajaya Patra is its next-generation waterjet propulsion system utilizing HamiltonJet HTX58 technology. This flagship vessel becomes the first commercial craft in the world to adopt this mixed-flow jet system, which improves hydrodynamic efficiency by up to two point five percent at high speeds. This advanced performance efficiency directly leads to a significant reduction in fuel consumption while minimizing the carbon emissions produced as the vessel navigates the notoriously strong currents of the Lombok Strait. In addition to prioritizing luxury and speed, Ekajaya Fast Ferry pays great attention to marine environmental sustainability along the Bali Lombok tourism corridor. The waterjet system on Ekajaya Patra houses the impeller inside the jet unit, unlike conventional boats that rely on open propellers. This internal propulsion design is proven to be much safer for marine mammals and exotic wildlife protected in local ecosystems, such as dolphins, sea turtles, and manta rays. The shallow hull draft design also minimizes the risk of mechanical damage to sensitive coral reefs in the marine conservation areas around Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air.

LOMBOK – Tremendous enthusiasm has enveloped West Nusa Tenggara NTB as it welcomes the most anticipated annual national sporting event, the Pocari Sweat Run Lombok 2026. As a symbol of readiness and respect for local cultural values, the Sasak indigenous community held the Betabeq Ritual at the Ende Traditional Village, Pujut District, Central Lombok. This sacred, generations old tradition emphasizes that tourism modernization through large scale sport tourism must go hand in hand harmoniously with the preservation of local cultural roots.

The Betabeq Ritual, facilitated through a synergy between the NTB Provincial Government, the Central Lombok Regency Government, and local cultural leaders, is a crucial part of the series of events welcoming thousands of runners from all corners of the archipelago. The main national running event is scheduled to hit the roads of Lombok on July 11 to 12, 2026.

“We are not just gathering to welcome a major sporting event, but rather uniting the spirit of sports with the cultural richness that defines the identity of the NTB community through the Betabeq Ritual,” said the Regional Secretary of NTB, H. Abul Chair, while reading the official remarks of the Governor of NTB, Lalu Muhamad Iqbal. source: radarlombok.co.id

Philosophically, Betabeq carries a deep meaning of welcoming newcomers with a clean and open heart, while praying for safety, smooth operations, and blessings for all parties involved. Through this ritual, the NTB Provincial Government wishes to send a warm message to the world: Come as a guest, leave as family. The government believes that while sports strengthen the physical body, it is cultural heritage that fortifies the soul.

After exerting all your energy, conquering challenging routes, and pushing your physical limits in the Pocari Sweat Run Lombok 2026, your body and mind deserve the ultimate reward. For total post race recovery, many runners choose to step away from the dynamic running circuit and cross the strait to a peaceful, hidden paradise: Gili Meno.

Gili Meno is known as the quietest, most intimate, and natural island among Lombok’s exotic trio of Gili islands. Free from noise pollution and motorized vehicles, the island offers stretches of soft white sand and crystal clear, sparkling seawater. This magical, quiet atmosphere makes Gili Meno the ultimate transition destination for runners to rest tense muscles, breathe clean tropical air, and restore spiritual energy.

The post marathon wellness tourism trend on this island is steadily growing. Interestingly, this physical recovery experience is perfected by the presence of local accommodations designed to blend seamlessly with the pristine coastal nature, one of which is the Kura Kura Resort Gili Meno.

For runners in need of full recovery, this resort area provides an ideal supporting ecosystem to unwind. Muscles tightened after covering long distances can be stretched out through a soaking session in a long, outdoor tropical pool with clear water, surrounded by rows of comfortable blue sun loungers and lush tropical greenery.

The physical recovery process can be deeply optimized through the services at Mojo Spa, located within the resort area. These relaxation sessions are highly flexible and budget friendly with affordable prices starting from IDR 100,000 for a Back or Shoulder and Neck Massage lasting 30 minutes, a perfect instant choice to quickly relieve tension in the back muscles. For runners needing comprehensive recovery, it is highly recommended to take the Full Body Massage package with a choice of a 60 minute duration for IDR 200,000 or a 90 minute duration for IDR 275,000, handled directly by professional therapists using a soothing touch of essential oils. To refresh skin exposed to the sun on the running circuit, additional services such as a natural Body Scrub in Coconut, Green Tea, Jasmine, Strawberry, or Sakura aromas for IDR 175,000, as well as a Hair Creambath using Makarizo or Herbal products for IDR 170,000 are also available to restore freshness from head to toe.

The holiday balance is also perfected through the culinary experience at the beachfront restaurant, designed in an aesthetic traditional thatched roof hut style. Lounging on white rattan chairs while enjoying dinner accompanied by a magical beachfront view is the finest way to celebrate reaching the finish line. For those wishing to relax in a more casual atmosphere, the resort also provides a semi open sports lounge and bar equipped with a billiard table and large TV screens, making it a warm place to gather and swap marathon stories with fellow runners.

Complimented by direct private access to the beach, runners can easily enjoy the tranquility of the white sand or do some light snorkeling to see the legendary sea turtle conservation right after waking up in the morning. Combining physical adventure on the Lombok running tracks with the serenity of recovery in a hidden corner of Gili Meno at Kura Kura Resort is the ultimate form of self appreciation, where body and soul finally find absolute peace.

For many global travelers, Bali has always been the ultimate gateway to Indonesia’s tropical beauty. However, a massive new shift is heading eastward. Many international tourists now agree that Lombok is the new Bali. Boasting a more pristine environment, significantly cleaner beaches, and a serene atmosphere, Lombok and its surrounding cluster of small islands, the Gili Islands have transformed into a new paradise ready to capture anyone’s heart.

There is a good reason why this island is dubbed the “more beautiful sister”. For years, Bali has been seen as a double-edged sword: you either absolutely love it or get deeply frustrated by the hustle and bustle. In crowded areas like Kuta, tourists often have to deal with congested streets, hectic urban smells, commercialized beaches, and generic cocktails that taste like sugary syrup.

There is a good reason why this island is dubbed the “more beautiful sister”. For years, Bali has been seen as a double-edged sword: you either absolutely love it or get deeply frustrated by the hustle and bustle. In crowded areas like Kuta, tourists often have to deal with congested streets, hectic urban smells, commercialized beaches, and generic cocktails that taste like sugary syrup.

On the flip side, when you choose to take a vacation in Lombok, you are immediately greeted by an entirely different landscape. The water is crystal clear, the waves are calm, and the temperature is perfectly warm inviting you to jump right in for water activities. Lombok offers a pure sense of tranquility that is hard to find anywhere else, making it the top choice for travelers seeking both absolute relaxation and authentic local warmth.

If you explore the Gili Islands (Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, and Gili Air), you will find one of the finest eco-tourism environments in the world. These islands are completely free from motorized vehicles no cars or motorbikes to cause noise or air pollution.

The only permitted modes of transport here are walking, cycling, or riding a cidomo (a traditional horse-drawn carriage unique to West Nusa Tenggara). This complete absence of air and noise pollution creates a magical atmosphere that instantly relaxes your mind the moment your feet touch the sandy shores.

The waters surrounding the Gili Islands make it one of the best snorkeling spots and world-class diving destinations. The incredible clarity of the water allows you to clearly see healthy coral reefs, sea turtles swimming freely, and a rich diversity of marine life without needing to dive deep.

While direct flights from certain international hubs like Perth to Lombok experience dynamic adjustments by airlines like Jetstar starting this October, traveler enthusiasm remains unphased. International visitors can easily access Lombok via transit flights through Bali, followed by an scenic fast boat ride directly to Senggigi harbor or the Gili Islands.

No trip to a Lombok tourist destination is complete without diving into its culinary scene. The island offers a flavor adventure that many travel critics claim to be some of the best food they have ever eaten in their entire lives.

One highly recommended Lombok culinary experience that you must add to your itinerary is located on the shores of Gili Air. Make sure to stop by the Gili Air Hotel for dinner. While the property looks humble and rustic from the outside, its restaurant serves up world-class, top-tier seafood.

The concept features fresh seafood BBQ grilled right on the beach. While feasting on fresh lobster, fish, and clams caught daily by local fishermen, you are treated to a spectacular sunset view. This luxurious experience is also incredibly budget-friendly; a massive portion enough to feed a small army costs under 50 Australian Dollars (around IDR 500,000).

One of the essential traditions when enjoying a tropical holiday in Indonesia is body relaxation. Lombok and the Gili Islands offer premium spa and massage services at incredibly affordable prices. Travelers can easily indulge themselves every single day without worrying about breaking the bank. One of the best options to restore your energy after a day of island hopping is visiting Mojo Spa at Kura Kura Gili Meno, which offers an authentic and deeply soothing spa experiences

• Highly Competitive Rates: A fully relaxing, one-hour traditional massage session ranges only from AUD $10 to $17 (approximately IDR 100,000 to IDR 175,000).

• High Standards of Service: The genuine hospitality of the Lombok locals ensures you are treated like royalty at beachfront resorts and spas, regardless of their simple lifestyle.

If you fell in love with Bali in the past but now long for a peaceful, pristine nature untouched by mass commercialism, Lombok and the Gili Islands are the ultimate answer. The combination of low living costs, incredible seafood, freedom from vehicle pollution, and the heartfelt warmth of the locals proves that Lombok is the new Bali and it is arguably much more captivating.

Plan your next vacation to Lombok and experience the magic of this hidden tropical paradise before the rest of the world catches on.

Tucked away just off the coast of North Lombok, Indonesia, Gili Meno is a tropical island paradise where simplicity, tranquility, and natural beauty still exist in harmony. Known as the quietest and most peaceful of the three Gili Islands, Gili Meno has become increasingly sought after by travelers, honeymooners, and investors looking for a more authentic island experience away from mass tourism.

Surrounded by crystal-clear turquoise waters and protected coral reefs, the island offers a lifestyle centered around nature, wellness, and slow living. With no motorized vehicles allowed, daily life moves peacefully by foot, bicycle, or traditional horse carts, creating an atmosphere that feels untouched by modern chaos.

The Rising Appeal of Gili Meno
As global travelers increasingly search for destinations focused on sustainability, wellness, and meaningful travel experiences, Gili Meno continues to rise as one of Indonesia’s hidden gems. The island is part of a protected Marine National Park, helping preserve its vibrant underwater ecosystems and famous sea turtle habitats. Snorkeling directly from the beach often leads visitors into encounters with colorful coral gardens and turtles gliding effortlessly through the reef.

Unlike busier tourist destinations, Gili Meno maintains a rare balance between tourism and tranquility. There are no loud beach clubs or crowded streets here — only white sandy beaches, calm ocean breezes, and peaceful island living.

This unique atmosphere has helped position Gili Meno as an attractive destination not only for tourism, but also for boutique hospitality and luxury property investment.

Introducing Kura Kura Resort Apartments
Located within one of Gili Meno’s most peaceful and scenic areas, the Kura Kura Resort apartment development presents a rare opportunity to own property in one of Indonesia’s most desirable tropical island destinations.

Designed to complement the island’s natural beauty and relaxed atmosphere, the apartments offer a blend of tropical elegance, modern comfort, and investment potential. Whether intended as a personal island retreat, holiday home, or income-generating accommodation investment, the development captures the essence of barefoot luxury living.

Why Investors Are Looking at Gili Meno

1. Growing Tourism Demand
   Gili Meno continues attracting international visitors seeking peaceful island experiences, eco-tourism, snorkeling adventures, wellness escapes, and romantic getaways. As tourism steadily recovers and international connections continue expanding, demand for quality accommodation on the island is expected to continue growing.
   
2. Limited Development Opportunities
   Unlike heavily commercialized islands, development on Gili Meno remains relatively limited, preserving the island’s exclusivity and natural charm. This scarcity creates strong long-term appeal for boutique resorts and premium accommodation investments.
   
3. Sustainable & Nature-Focused Destination
   Modern travelers increasingly prioritize destinations that value environmental preservation and slower lifestyles. Gili Meno’s commitment to marine conservation, waste management, and eco-conscious tourism strengthens its long-term attractiveness as an investment destination.
   

A Lifestyle Investment in Paradise
Investing in Gili Meno is not simply about property ownership — it is about becoming part of a lifestyle centered around peace, nature, and simplicity.

Imagine waking up to the sound of gentle waves, cycling through quiet sandy pathways, snorkeling beside sea turtles, and watching sunrise colors reflect across the ocean each morning. Life on Gili Meno offers a rare sense of calmness that many travelers spend years searching for.

For investors, it represents the opportunity to combine lifestyle, tourism, and long-term island appeal within one of Indonesia’s most beautiful tropical destinations.

Experience the True Spirit of Gili Meno
While many tropical destinations continue moving toward overdevelopment and crowded tourism, Gili Meno remains beautifully different. Its untouched atmosphere, natural beauty, and peaceful rhythm continue attracting travelers from around the world seeking something more genuine and meaningful.

Kura Kura Resort Apartments invite you to become part of that experience — where modern comfort meets the timeless beauty of island life.

Paradise is no longer only a place to visit.
It can also become a place to belong.

Following its recognition by Travel and Leisure as part of the world’s number one island destination in 2024, Gili Meno has become a magnet for travelers seeking purity and peace. While most visit for the turquoise waters and the famous “Blue Coral,” the island holds a rare geographical secret at its core: The Gili Meno Saltwater Lake.

A Rare Natural Phenomenon
Spanning a significant portion of the island’s western center, Gili Meno Lake is a rare saltwater ecosystem. It is an anomaly for such a small coral island to host a serene body of water at its heart. This emerald-green lake, surrounded by a lush fringe of mangroves, offers a dramatic contrast to the white sandy beaches just a few hundred meters away.

Why Gili Meno Lake is a Must-Visit

1. A Sanctuary for Rare Biodiversity The lake is framed by a dense mangrove forest that serves as a vital sanctuary for local and migratory birds. For nature enthusiasts, the wooden boardwalk stretching across the water provides the perfect vantage point for bird watching. It is a place where the only sounds you hear are the rustling leaves and the calls of herons or kingfishers.

2. The Ultimate Escape for Couples and Families Gili Meno has long been dubbed the “Honeymoon Island,” and the lake is a primary reason why. Its secluded atmosphere provides a level of privacy that is hard to find on the busier Gili Trawangan. Walking along the lake’s edge at dusk offers a melancholic, romantic ambiance that defines the “Private Island” experience.

3. An Eco-Tourism Highlight In an era of over-tourism, Gili Meno Lake remains a symbol of untouched nature. The lack of motorized vehicles on the island ensures the air around the lake stays crisp and clean. It is an ideal spot for those looking to reconnect with nature through slow travel, whether by foot or bicycle.

Essential Travel Tips

• Golden Hour: The best time to visit is late afternoon (around 4:30 PM). The reflection of the setting sun on the still lake water creates a magical, golden mirror effect.
• Photography: The contrast between the deep green mangroves and the clear blue sky makes for stunning, professional-grade landscape photography.
• Respect the Ecosystem: As a protected nature site, visitors are encouraged to maintain silence and ensure no litter is left behind to preserve the delicate mangrove habitat.

Conclusion
Gili Meno Lake is the soul of the island’s interior. It balances the vibrant marine life of the coast with a quiet, terrestrial beauty that speaks to the heart. If you are looking for the tranquility that made the Gili Islands a global sensation, a stroll through the mangroves of Gili Meno Lake is an absolute necessity.

Protecting the Beauty of Gili Meno: Sustainable Tourism in Lombok
Gili Meno, one of the most serene islands in Lombok, Indonesia, is known for its crystal-clear waters, white sandy beaches, and rich marine biodiversity. As part of ongoing efforts to support sustainable tourism in Gili Meno, initiatives are underway to protect the island’s coastline and preserve its underwater ecosystem.

Coastal Protection in Gili Meno
Like many tropical islands, Gili Meno faces coastal erosion caused by waves and changing sea conditions. Studies have shown gradual shoreline changes over the years, prompting the need for a coastal protection project in Lombok.

The project focuses on reducing wave impact while maintaining the island’s natural beauty—ensuring that Gili Meno remains a top destination for eco-friendly travel in Indonesia.

Environmentally Responsible Development
All development activities are carefully planned and monitored. Only approved methods are used, avoiding areas with healthy coral reefs and sensitive marine ecosystems. This approach supports marine conservation in Gili Islands, ensuring that construction does not harm the environment that visitors come to enjoy.

Marine Conservation & Coral Reef Protection
A key part of the initiative is coral reef conservation in Gili Meno. Rehabilitation programs will involve local communities and environmental experts working together to restore marine habitats. Regular inspections and environmental monitoring ensure that all efforts meet sustainability standards and protect Gili Meno snorkeling and diving spots.

Supporting Sustainable Tourism in Indonesia
This initiative reflects a broader commitment to sustainable tourism in Lombok and the Gili Islands. By combining conservation, community involvement, and responsible development, Gili Meno continues to offer a balance between tourism and environmental care.

What This Means for Visitors
Guests can continue to enjoy a peaceful and authentic island experience. These efforts are designed to preserve what makes Gili Meno special making it one of the best destinations for eco-tourism in Indonesia.

Reference : ANTARA News – BKKPN monitors marine ecosystem amid Gili Meno abrasion project

Gili Meno, an island renowned for its serenity and crystal-clear waters, is now setting a new global standard in marine conservation. Behind the charm of this “Turtle Island” lies a revolutionary step: The strengthening of the marine ecosystem through Biorock technology powered by Blue Energy.

What is Biorock Strengthening?
Based on a scientific study published in the Pendas Journal (University of Pasundan), Biorock—or Mineral Accretion Technology—operates through a unique electrolytic process. Steel structures on the seabed are supplied with a low-voltage direct current (DC) that is completely safe for marine life.

This electrolysis process draws calcium carbonate minerals from the seawater to coat the structure, creating a solid limestone substrate. In Gili Meno, this technology provides a “super-strength” boost to the corals:

ccelerated Growth: Corals on Biorock structures are proven to grow 2 to 8 times faster than under natural conditions.

• Accelerated Growth: Corals on Biorock structures are proven to grow 2 to 8 times faster than under natural conditions.
• High Vitality: These corals become significantly more resilient to extreme seawater temperature changes, ensuring the underwater ecosystem remains vibrant and alive.

Gili Meno: A Natural Fortress with Blue Energy
A key highlight of the strengthening efforts in Gili Meno is Biorock’s function as a natural coastal protector. Instead of using rigid concrete breakwaters, the open-framework Biorock structures effectively dissipate wave energy. This allows sand to settle naturally along the shoreline, reinforcing Gili Meno’s coastline against erosion without compromising the beach’s aesthetic beauty.

The future of this reinforcement is now shifting toward Blue Energy. By harnessing the powerful currents of the Gili straits through marine turbines, the electricity for the Biorock process is generated independently and renewably. This creates a clean energy cycle: the ocean providing its own energy to strengthen itself.

A Haven for Iconic Marine Life
Strengthening coral reefs through Biorock directly impacts Gili Meno’s biodiversity. The lush and dense structures provide an ideal sanctuary for juvenile fish and lobsters, while supporting the food supply for the sea turtle population that serves as Meno’s primary tourism icon.

Sustainable Tourism Synergy
This innovative step proves that Gili Meno is not just an ordinary tourist destination, but a hub for Sustainable Tourism. Collaboration between the local community, organizations like Gili Eco Trust, and academic research support ensures that the quality of Meno’s marine environment continues to improve year after year.

Academic Reference:
An in-depth study on the effectiveness of this technology in the Gili Matra region can be accessed via: https://journal.unpas.ac.id/index.php/pendas/article/view/39874/21012

GILI MENO, INDONESIA — Beyond the serene turquoise waters and the pristine white sands of the Gili Islands lies a silent, decades-long crusade to save one of the ocean’s most iconic species. Since its inception in 1995, the Turtle Sanctuary Gili Meno has served as a critical stronghold for thousands of endangered sea turtle hatchlings, battling the dual threats of human encroachment and ecosystem degradation.

A Legacy of Conservation
Founded by the visionary Abdul Hanan (locally known as Pak Bolong) and now spearheaded by his son, Roly, the sanctuary was born out of a dire necessity. “Our primary mission is to shield the turtle population from tangible threats such as illegal poaching, marine pollution, and habitat loss,” Roly stated during a recent briefing.

Gili Meno is a strategic nesting site for three distinct species: the Green Turtle (Chelonia mydas), the Olive Ridley (Lepidochelys olivacea), and the Hawksbill Turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata).

From Simple Pools to Integrated Conservation
The biological reality for sea turtles is harsh; in the wild, a hatchling’s survival rate is estimated at less than 1%. This grim statistic makes human intervention not just beneficial, but essential for the species’ survival.

What began as a modest volunteer initiative with simple pools has evolved into an integrated marine conservation center. The facility now features:

• Modern Hatchling Pools: Where turtles are monitored until they reach a resilient age (6–8 months).
• Educational Zones: Designed to bridge the gap between tourism and environmental literacy.
• Systematic Nesting Protocols: Where eggs are safely relocated from natural beach nests to protected incubation areas for a 45–60 day period.
  

The Power of Community and Global Collaboration
The sanctuary’s success is a testament to the synergy between local communities, NGOs, and the BKKPN Kupang (Gili Matra Working Area). This collaborative framework ensures that conservation isn’t just a localized effort but a collective responsibility involving tourists and volunteers.

“Community involvement is the cornerstone of our success,” Roly emphasized. “They don’t just guard the nests; they educate the travelers who visit our shores.”

A Call to Action for Travelers
For the global traveler, the sanctuary offers a profound “edu-tourism” experience. Ceremonial hatchling releases are frequently held, allowing visitors to witness the poignant moment these ancient mariners return to the sea.

By visiting Gili Meno, travelers are encouraged to participate in a “plastic-free” lifestyle, as marine debris remains the leading cause of mortality for sea turtles globally.

A recent feature by the prominent Australian outlet, The West Australian, has brought significant international attention to Indonesia’s tourism landscape. In an article published in late December 2025, journalist Dave Smith praised Gili Meno as a rare example of a destination that has successfully maintained its natural purity amidst the rapid growth of global tourism.

International Recognition for Gili Meno’s Sustainability
The feature highlights Gili Meno as the standout island within the Gili archipelago for its consistency in ecological preservation. Key strengths noted by The West Australian include:

• Pristine Ecosystems: Healthy coral reefs and clean white-sand beaches remain the primary draw for international travelers seeking an authentic experience.
• Community-Led Waste Management: The success of local communities in managing waste through early-childhood environmental education and active contribution from local businesses.
• Sustainable Tourism: Gili Meno is recognized for avoiding the pitfalls of overdevelopment, offering a tranquil and authentic retreat.

A Gentle Note on Geographical Precision
Such positive exposure from a reputable international publisher like The West Australian is a point of pride for Indonesian tourism. However, there is one important aspect to clarify with the utmost respect for the sake of accurate information for the global public.

In the article, Gili Meno is frequently associated as a part of “Bali’s Last Paradise.” While we deeply appreciate Bali’s iconic status as the primary gateway to Indonesian tourism—often used by international journalists as a familiar reference point for readers—it is essential to maintain geographical accuracy.

For the record, both administratively and territorially:
“Gili Meno is a part of the North Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara (NTB) Province.”

Clarifying this identity is not merely a matter of diction; it is a way to honor the local identity of Lombok and the dedicated efforts of its people in preserving Gili Meno’s beauty. By upholding geographical precision, we help the world recognize that Indonesia’s treasures are vast and diverse, each with its own unique history and governance.

Global Tourism Synergy
This international recognition proves that the community-based tourism model in Gili Meno has successfully captured the world’s imagination. The synergy between Bali’s global appeal and Lombok’s pristine natural charm is a powerful asset for Indonesia’s creative economy.

By maintaining accurate regional identity, we provide the right appreciation to the people of Lombok who have worked tirelessly to ensure Gili Meno remains a “preserved paradise” for generations to come.