Things to do in Bilebante

This was more fun than I expected.We visited in mid-July and the crowd was quite manageable. Most rides had short waiting time, while popular ones like Python took around 20 - 30 minutes.My favourite was the Boomerang. So much fun! Python was another highlight, while Climax was definitely the most extreme one for me 😂There are plenty of food stops and shaded areas, so the afternoon sun wasn’t too bad. Some rides allow phones or action cameras while others don’t. There are shoe racks but at your own risk. And temporary phone racks before the rides too, staff will give you a band to identify your belongings.Overall, a really fun day out!Note: Cashless system in the park. For the 3 of us, recommended to load Rp. 1mil in the wristband for locker, food and drinks. They recommend Rp. 500k but it’s not enough. You can also top up within the park, just ask the staff.

A Paradise Found on FootWalking is the true joy on the Gili Islands, where cars and motorbikes are blissfully absent. A stroll along the sandy coastal path, especially at sunrise or sunset, is pure magic. The turquoise sea, swaying palms, and distant view of Mount Rinjani create an unforgettable, peaceful atmosphere.Top Tips: Rent a bicycle for longer distances, but always walk at night as paths are uneven and dimly lit. Bring a headlamp. Stay hydrated; the sun is intense. The charm is in the slow pace, so embrace the pedestrian life and discover hidden beach bars and serene coves just off the main track.