SUNSET POINT

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There’s no better way to end your day on Gili Trawangan than at Sunset Point. Located on the island’s western tip, this spot is famous for its golden skies, relaxed beach vibes, and that perfect oceanfront seat as the sun drops directly behind Bali’s majestic Mount Agung. On a clear day, it looks close enough to touch — but don’t try swimming there; it’s about 50 km away and you’ll definitely miss happy hour.

• Front-row seats to Bali’s skyline – Watch Mount Agung glow pink, purple, and fiery orange as the sun sets behind it. It’s one of those views that makes your camera roll 98% sunset photos.
• Colours you won’t believe – The Gilis are known for some of the most dramatic skies in Indonesia. Even locals still stop what they’re doing to stare at it… and we see it every day.
• Chilled island atmosphere – Beanbags on the sand, cold drinks, soft waves, and music floating in the background. Honestly, this is what holiday mode was invented for.
   

• Mount Agung is actually an active volcano. So technically, your sunset photo includes both a relaxing beach moment and a lava-producing geological giant.
• The colours are real — no filter needed. Light scattering in the tropics makes sunsets way more intense than in most parts of the world. Science for the win.
• Sunsets here last longer. Okay, not technically longer… but because the horizon is wide open with no buildings, you get an unobstructed show from start to finish.
• Locals say if you see a green flash, you get good luck for the year. It’s rare, but it really happens — watch closely as the sun dips below the water.
   

Whether you’re here for cocktails, a romantic moment, or just to escape the buzz of the main strip, Sunset Point is where the island slows down and the sky steals the spotlight. Bring your friends, your partner, or just your favourite drink — every sunset is different, and every one feels like the best one yet.