Kondo Island

Your Tropical Island Adventure

Explore our collection of private tours, crafted to take you beyond the guidebooks and into the heart of Lombok, wherever your curiosity leads.

What We Offer

This is the kind of day that starts with a drive and ends with you wondering why you don't live on a tropical island.

We pick you up at 7am and head northeast to Sembelia Harbor, about 2.5 hours from Kuta or nearly 3 from Senggigi. It's a bit of a journey, but the changing scenery keeps it interesting. And when you arrive, a cup of black coffee is waiting to welcome you before the adventure begins.

First stop: the mangrove forest. You can rent a canoe and paddle through calm, shaded waterways surrounded by lush greenery. It's peaceful, quiet, and a completely different side of Lombok, no waves, just still water and the sound of birds.

Then we hit the famous sandbank in the middle of the sea. Just a strip of white sand surrounded by turquoise water. Perfect for photos, or just standing there feeling like you're in a postcard.

Next up, Gili Kondo, and this is where the snorkeling gets good. Crystal-clear water, colorful coral, and fish of every color swimming right beneath you. It's the kind of underwater world that makes you want to stay in the water all day.

Lunch is at a local BBQ restaurant by the beach. Freshly grilled seafood, cold drinks, and that relaxed island vibe that makes everything taste better.

After lunch, we cruise over to Gili Bidara. More snorkeling if you want, or just walk around the island, find a quiet spot, and soak in the ocean views. No rush. No agenda. Just you and the sea.

We'll have you back at your hotel by 5pm, salty, sun-kissed, and already planning your next trip back.

The island tour that has it all, mangroves, sandbanks, and snorkeling.

Beauty beyond belief

  • "Mangroves, sandbanks, and hidden islands, Lombok's northeast paradise."

  • "Paddle through mangroves, snorkel vibrant reefs, and BBQ by the beach."

  • "Where mangroves meet crystal-clear water and islands feel untouched."