Gili Gili Fast Boat

Gili Gili Fast Boat logo at Bangsal Port Lombok for Bali and Gili Islands fast boat service

Gili Gili Fast Boat

Gili Gili Fast Boat is a premium fast boat service operating scheduled routes from Bali to Bangsal Port Lombok, with direct connections to the Gili Islands. Known for its reliable sea transfers, Gili Gili Fast Boat offers a smooth and comfortable journey for travelers heading to Lombok and popular destinations such as Gili Trawangan, Gili Air, and Gili Meno via Bangsal Port.

SPECIFICATIONS

  • Boat Name: Gili Gili Fast Boat
  • Lenght: 18 – 20 M
  • Type: Fiberglass (Marine Grade)
  • Speed max : 25 – 30 Knot
  • Capacity  : 90 – 110 passengers
  • Cruising time : 1.5 – 2 Hours
  • Power: 4 x Suzuki/Yamaha 250 HP (4 Stroke Outboard) | 1.000 HP.
  • Facilities: Air-conditioned cabin, comfortable and spacious seating, sun deck on the roof, TV/audio video player, clean toilet

SAFETY EQUIPMENT

  • 110 Life jackets
  • 2 Life Rafts
  • Life Rings
  • Fire Extinguishers
  • First Aid Kit
  • Emergency Signals
  • Aluminum Hull Structure
  • Insurance
  • CCTV

NAVIGATION EQUIPMENT

  • GPS (Global Positioning System) & Chart Plotter
  • Radar
  • Sonar Depth Sounder
  • Marine Radio Communication
  • EPIRB (Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacon)

Fast Boat Gallery

Gili Gili Fast Boat offers a comfortable and well-equipped fast boat experience with modern onboard amenities, including air-conditioning, restroom facilities, and an open deck area for sightseeing at sea. Operated by a professional and experienced crew, the service delivers efficient fast boat transfers from Bali to Bangsal Port Lombok, with easy access to the Gili Islands. Travelers can explore the vessel’s layout and onboard facilities through the gallery to better understand the travel experience provided by Gili Gili Fast Boat. As a popular choice for fast boat routes connecting Bali, Bangsal Port, and the Gili Islands, the service is well suited for guests seeking comfort, convenience, and a scenic journey across the Lombok Strait.