Hotel Ombak Sunset
Beachfront sunset resort, Gili Trawangan
Photos: Hotel Ombak Sunset
Hotel Ombak Sunset is on the west coast of Gili Trawangan, the quiet side, facing open water with Bali and Mount Agung on the horizon. That view is the reason couples pick it. A ceremony set an hour before sunset on the resort’s white sand gets the whole sky behind it, and the volcano silhouette that shows up in every photograph of the place is genuinely what you see from the beach on a clear afternoon.
The hotel publishes a starting wedding figure, which almost nothing else on the Gilis does: from IDR 26,000,000, around USD 1,550, covering the beach venue, a celebrant with a commemorative certificate, arch decoration, the bridal bouquet, a sound system and the resort’s wedding team on the day. Catering, wider styling and accommodation are quoted separately, so treat that number as the floor rather than the total. Rooms run from deluxe terrace rooms and bungalows up to one and two-bedroom Akoya pool villas, and there is a 40-metre pool with a jacuzzi for the afternoon before.
Getting here means the fast boat from Bali, then a cart across the island from the harbour, about 20 minutes from the busy east side. We build in a buffer day for the crossing and reconfirm current figures with the hotel for your date.
Key details
Ceremony & reception spaces
Why we love it
The sunset is the whole point
This is the west coast of Trawangan, facing open water with Bali and the cone of Mount Agung on the horizon. Time the ceremony for an hour before sunset and the light does everything. The hotel's own photographs are all shot in it, and they are not exaggerating.
A published starting price, which is rare here
From IDR 26,000,000, around USD 1,550, you get the beach venue, celebrant and certificate, arch decoration, bouquet and sound. Most Gili venues will not put a number on a page at all, so this gives couples something concrete to budget around before the catering conversation starts.
Away from the noise of the strip
The lively end of Trawangan is the east coast near the harbour. Ombak Sunset sits on the opposite side, about 20 minutes' walk or a short cart ride away, so the beach in front of the ceremony stays quiet even in August.
What the venue offers
- West-facing beachfront on the sunset side of Gili Trawangan
- Views to Bali and Mount Agung across the water
- 40-metre swimming pool with jacuzzi
- Deluxe terrace rooms, island and sunset bungalows, Akoya pool villas
- Datu Restaurant and Pool Bar on site
- Published beach wedding package from IDR 26,000,000
- Around 20 minutes on foot from the harbour and the main strip
Where it is
Hotel Ombak Sunset · West coast, Gili Trawangan, Gili Indah, Pemenang, North Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara 83355
Good to know
Common questions
How much is a wedding at Hotel Ombak Sunset?+
The published package starts at IDR 26,000,000, roughly USD 1,550, covering the beach ceremony venue, a marriage celebrant with a commemorative certificate, the arch decoration, the bridal bouquet, a sound system and the hotel's wedding team on the day. Catering, extra styling and rooms are quoted on top, so we build the full number for your guest count.
Where does the ceremony take place?+
On the hotel's own stretch of west-facing sand, which is the venue named in the package. Receptions move to the pool deck or the Datu restaurant. We usually set the ceremony an hour before sunset so the vows and the golden light land together.
Can you really see Bali from there?+
Yes, on a clear afternoon. The west coast of Gili Trawangan looks straight across to Bali and Mount Agung, and the volcano silhouette in the resort's photographs is the real view rather than a composite. Haze in the wet season can hide it, so we never promise it for a specific date.
Is Gili Trawangan part of Bali?+
No. It sits off the northwest coast of Lombok in West Nusa Tenggara province, one and a half to two and a half hours by fast boat from Bali. There are no cars on the island, so guests walk or take a cidomo horse cart from the harbour. We bring wedding groups over a day early in case a crossing is cancelled.
