Day 2 : Sanur – Nusa Lembongan (20 MN / 3 hrs )
After a first swim, you sail to Nusa Lembongan to Mushroom Bay, unofficially named after the mushroom corals in the reef and famous for the crescent of bright white sandy beach. The inhabitants are mainly Hindus who manufacture traditional wooden boats and cultivate algae for carrageenan production. Short sail south to the “Manta Ray “bay for snorkeling. You then continue onto anchor for the night in the Cenningan channel.

Day 3: Nusa Lembognan – Gili Islands (40 MN / 6 hrs)
Early departure to the Gili Islands consists of three tiny islands with white sand beaches lined with coconut trees and surrounded by turquoise waters, a vision of paradise. In the south of Gili Meno, we have time for snorkeling and exploring the island. It is the smallest of the three islands, tranquil and friendly. It takes about two hours to go around it on foot. You can visit the turtle sanctuary with little pools on the beach, teeming with baby turtles. Surrounded by coral reefs, the Gilis provide a colorful underwater world with turtles, manta rays, clownfish, and countless species of colorful fish. Gili Air was the first island to be settled by fishing families. Coconut plantations and fishing are still crucial for the local economy.

The beaches here are the best of the Gili bunch and the snorkeling sites. They can be easily reached from the shores of the white sandy beaches.

Day 4 : Gili Islands – Senggigi
On the west of Lombok, Senggigi, is some of the most beautiful scenery on this trip. Lombok is a colorful mixture of Balinese, Chinese and Arab influences.

Senggigi offers spectacular landscapes with sweeping bays, coconut palm-fringed white sand beaches, and jungle-clad hillsides. It also offers excellent snorkeling spots.

There is an opportunity for an optional half-day excursion on the island of Lombok. You can visit the monkey forest, the local market, and the Temple of Lingsar, built-in 1714 and nestled in enchanting rice fields.

Day 5 : Senggigi – Poh – Gili Nanggu
Continue to the island Poh for snorkeling. Later you sail to Gili Nanggu, a small island off the west coast of Lombok with lush vegetation. Time for swimming and anchoring overnight.

Day 6 : Nanggu – Gede
Further along the Southwest coast, we visit other beautiful places for snorkeling off various smaller islands. This coast boasts pristine, secluded beaches, tiny offshore islands in the turquoise blue water, pearl farms, old mosques and friendly people. You will spend the night off the island Gede.

Day 7 : Gede – Nusa Penida – Pulau Serangan
You set sail toward Nusa Penida (Crystal Bay). Crystal Bay is a beautiful beach on the north coast of the island of Nusa Penida. Here time seems to stand. Still, you see people living the old tradition. You spend the afternoon in this small and quiet bay with its crystal clear water, with the whitest sand beach of Bali and one of the best snorkeling places. In the afternoon, you sail to the lagoon of Pulau Serangan for the last night on board.

Day 8 : Pulau Serangan – Marina Benoa Harbour 
You can get up early and set sail, disembarking at 08:00 after breakfast in the Benoa Harbour Marina.

Depending on meteorological conditions, the program is subject to change without notice for comfort and/or security reasons.