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Tawun Jetty at south Lombok island, Indonesia

Our second day in Lombok island.

The first stop in our itinerary was snorkeling at Gili Nanggu (Gili means island in Indonesia language). Tawun jetty (S8.74473 E116.01998) seems to be the only jetty ferrying visitors to the Nanggu island.

The jetty area is only a small hut with the snorkeling gears…

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One poster was spotted next to the public toilet…

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Everyone was busy selecting their snorkeling mask, foot fins, life jacket and other gears…

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After settled with the snorkeling gears, don’t forget to bring some breads to feed the lovely fish at the island…

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I was searching around for the name of the tour agency who provide all this snorkeling facility…couldn’t find until I saw this…

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Alright, let’s move on!

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The boat which ferrying our group to the island…

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There was a little boat ‘boy’ waiting for us on the boat, with the age around 3-4 years old…it was a surprised!

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Are we ready to go?
She said : “Yes!”

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It was not a sunny day, fortunately only cloudy without rain…otherwise, our trip to the island will be cancel…

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We reached Gili Nanggu after 20 minutes later, everyone was happy and enjoyed the boat ride…

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The island is clean and well maintain, can’t spotted any rubbish around the beach area and of course with the super clear water…

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The Gili Sudak is just stone throw away, we will having our lunch later at the only restaurant in the island…

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Our activities on the island will be continue in the next post…

Related post for Lombok island trip :-
Airasia media FAM trip to Lombok Island – Indonesia on July 2014