Villa Almarik

Villa Almarik is one of the original resorts on Gili Trawangan, right on the beachfront. You can snorkel with turtles in front of the restaurant, and the town center is a few minutes’ walk away.

The resort has large rooms, a swimming pool in tropical gardens, a spa, and a restaurant looking out over the sea to Mount Rinjani. It takes couples, families and divers.

The Room

Premier Rooms (9 units) – Spacious and elegant, perfect for couples or honeymooners. Featuring a private veranda, large bathrooms, and modern amenities, these rooms combine comfort with touches of tropical charm.

Superior Rooms (7 units) – Bright and airy, ideal for travelers who want both space and value. With private terraces and garden views, they offer a cozy retreat after a day of exploring.

Standard Rooms (8 units) – Simple and welcoming, these rooms are designed for guests who prefer a laid-back, comfortable base just steps from the beach.

Dining

Villa Almarik offers a variety of Indonesian and Mediterranean dishes, prepared daily with fresh local ingredients. Guests can dine at the sea view restaurant overlooking Gunung Rinjani or enjoy lunch and dinner in the pool garden setting. A pizzeria adds a casual dining option for relaxed evenings.

Activities & Experience

Villa Almarik is one of the longest-running places to stay on Gili Trawangan.

• Snorkeling with Turtles – Just steps from the resort, discover one of Gili Trawangan’s best snorkeling spots where turtles glide gracefully among coral gardens.
• Diving Adventures – Explore world-class dive sites around the Gilis with trusted local operators.
• Horse Riding on the Beach – A romantic way to experience the island, with guided rides at sunset or sunrise.
• Picnic Escapes – Enjoy a private picnic on the soft sands or under palm trees, complete with fresh tropical bites.
• Trekking & Land Excursions – Explore nearby villages, discover hidden trails, and enjoy panoramic views of Lombok and beyond.
• Fishing with Locals – Experience traditional fishing alongside local fishermen for a glimpse into island life