A guide before you go
Gili Trawangan is easy to explore with a vehicle that does not add exhaust to the island. Motor vehicles are not used for everyday island traffic, so bicycles are a practical way to move between accommodation areas, beaches, and places to eat. An e-bike can make a longer ride feel easier, while a regular bicycle suits a relaxed, shorter outing. Before leaving, ask how to use the brakes, lock, and charging equipment if applicable. Check that the saddle feels comfortable, the brakes work, and a helmet is available before you set off. Island routes may include firm ground, sand, or busy paths shared with walkers and cidomo carts. Slow down on sand, at crossings, and near the beach. Give pedestrians plenty of room and do not push on when your battery or energy is running low. Keep small belongings secure and use lights when visibility drops. Plan breaks, carry drinking water, and watch the weather. The products below come from the active catalog; each product page shows its own location, facilities, and availability. If you are new to cycling on the island, begin with a familiar route and extend your ride once you feel comfortable. Ride considerately, keep control at all times, and choose the product whose capacity and equipment match your plans. Ride at an easy pace and leave time to return the bicycle neatly.