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Sekotong & the South-West Gilis — Gili Nanggu, Sudak, Kedis and Gede — the quiet “secret Gilis” off Lombok’s south-west peninsula.
West coast & islands

When to Go to Sekotong

The dry season brings the calmest water and best visibility; the wet season is quieter but less predictable.

Season by season

Dry season (May–October)

Dry season (roughly May–October): sunny, generally calm seas and clear water.

Wet season (November–April)

Wet season (roughly November–April): showers and occasional rough seas; boat trips may be cancelled.

Sea, surf & trail conditions

Mornings are usually calmest; afternoon winds can make crossings choppy.

Month by month

MonthAvg highAvg low Rainfall Crowds
January 31°C 23°C 250 mm Quiet
February 31°C 23°C 230 mm Quiet
March 31°C 23°C 200 mm Quiet
April 32°C 23°C 120 mm Quiet
May 31°C 22°C 80 mm Busy
June 31°C 21°C 45 mm Busy
July 30°C 21°C 30 mm Very busy
August 30°C 21°C 15 mm Very busy
September 31°C 22°C 35 mm Busy
October 32°C 23°C 110 mm Quiet
November 32°C 23°C 200 mm Quiet
December 31°C 23°C 250 mm Quiet

Temperatures and rainfall are approximate long-term averages for the area, rounded; individual years vary, and mountain villages are cooler and wetter than the coast.

Festivals & events

  • Weekends and holidays — busier with local visitors.
  • Ramadan and Eid — dates move each year; some warungs close during the day.

Our advice

Go on a weekday in the dry season, early in the morning, for the clearest water and the islands to yourself.

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