Low Budget:
Warungs (Warung Sunny, ZZZ Warung, Warung Bambu, Muslim Warung, etc). Warungs are local eateries on Gili Air that serve Indonesian food and interpretations of Western food to cater to tourists.
You can order the standard Nasi or Mie Gorengs (fried rice or fried noodles), Gado-Gado (tofu and vegetables in peanut sauce) and different curries for 25,000-35,000 Indonesian rupiah ($1.80-$2.50) per dish.
Some Warungs, like Warung Lalapan Saba and Warung Pardia serve rice on plates or in a cone, and you can add unlimited toppings like fried vegetables, tofu, fried fish, and more, all for a set price of 25,000 rupiah ($1.80).
Wow, Gili Air looks beautiful and it’s nice to have different island options because I feel like Bali seems to be the default. The food looks so good too, and I love that you can do some good snorkling. Will keep this as a reference for the future!
Wow, Gili Air seems just incredible. It looks very serene from your pictures – I would love to visit someday. It’s nice that the island doesn’t have any vehicles, especially since it’s small enough to navigate on foot. Thanks for sharing this guide!
Looks so beautiful. I’d no idea it was so small, can’t believe you can walk anywhere in 30 minutes! Would love to snorkel here one day!
It looks like such a beautiful area! I would love to go snorkeling there!
This is a really comprehensive guide! What a beautiful place to escape to. I would definitely go snorkelling as much as possible!