Indonesia
This NGO focuses on marine conservation, waste management, and sustainable tourism across the Gilis.
Many dive centers actively participate in or promote projects involving artificial reefs or coral nurseries.
While efforts are underway, plastic pollution remains an issue. Minimize waste output.
Everyday actions for a cleaner island environment and responsible consumption.
Minimize your waste output during your visit.
Freshwater is a precious resource on these small islands.
Look for accommodations that actively promote sustainable practices.
Choose operators committed to responsible diving practices and marine respect.
Consider offsetting your flight emissions through reputable carbon offset programs like Terrapass.
Offset Your Flights HerePurchase outdoor gear from sustainable retailers like Patagonia and reusable items from Package Free Shop.
Shop SustainablyYour actions protect Gili Air's beauty. Every small step towards sustainability makes a distinguished difference.
Cultural sensitivity ensures respectful and meaningful interactions with the local community on Gili Air and Lombok.
Your actions reflect on all visitors, fostering positive experiences.
Maintain a quiet demeanor at sacred sites and be aware of personal privacy.
Conscious purchases contribute to local well-being and cultural preservation.
Purchase souvenirs directly from artisans or small local shops.
Buy fresh fruit from local vendors, supporting small businesses.
Look for transparent businesses that clearly state where their goods come from.
Travel with mindfulness, contributing positively to the environment and local community.
Active participation in preserving Gili Air's natural environment.
Engage respectfully with the local community, appreciating their heritage.
Observe cidomo horses for their welfare; avoid any activities involving direct interaction with captive wildlife. Indonesia has severe penalties for drug offenses; avoid involvement in any drug trade or use.
Travel consciously, leave only footprints, and take nothing but memories.
