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WONDERFUL GILI MENO

If you dream of being completely away from it all, or honeymoon on a remote Island, but you still want to be near  “civilization”, then Gili Meno is your answer. Situated only some 20 minutes from Senggigi Beach by speedboat on the west coast of Lombok island, Gili Meno is one of three islands now gaining worldwide popularity. These are Gili Terawangan, Gili Air and Gili Meno.  In the local Sasak language, “gili” means island. So take note that there are many “gilis” around Lombok that are either stand-alone or are in cluster.

 

Among the three islands in this cluster, Gili Meno is the quietest,  and Gili Terawangan the most popular. If Gili Trawangan  looks more like a tourist village, Gili Meno offers more of serene nature, besides superb diving opportunities.   Meno is the smallest island  with the least inhabitants, located in the center of the cluster. Here are white beaches, and shady Palm Trees interspersed with grassland, where cattle graze.
 
Gili Meno is a most idyllic and romantic retreat for honeymooners,  but has sufficient attractions and things to do. Around the island are three dive spots that are favorite with scuba divers, they are called the Meno Wall, Sea Point Turtle, and Point Coral Blue.  Besides, there is a seawater lake and a Bird Park that comes complete with homestay facilities.


Amidst amazing scenery of white sandy beaches, swaying palm trees, crystal clear seas and the soft lapping of waves, you will hear the chirping of many birds. The Gili Meno Bird Park was built by an Australian in a dome-like structure and has over 200 species of Asian and Australian birds, that include flamingos, cuckatoos, eagles and pelicans, besides other beautifully feathered friends.  Uniquely, visitors must pass through labyrinths before reaching the dome. The Park charges Rp. 50,000 per visitor.


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