Sunset Point is located on the west side of Gili Trawangan. The best way to get there is by renting a bicycle, which is the primary mode of transport on the island as it's car-free. You can also walk, but cycling is much faster and easier. Some accommodations are located very close to Sunset Point, making it a convenient stroll. +1

Yes, Gili Trawangan is known for being very safe, even at night. There are no cars or motorbikes, and the island has a relaxed atmosphere. While there might be occasional dogs, they are generally not aggressive.

You can take a cidomo to get around the island, but it's not the most common way to reach Sunset Point specifically, especially if you're just going for the sunset. Cycling is generally preferred for its flexibility and environmental friendliness.

The distance from the main harbor to Sunset Point is manageable by bike, typically taking around 10-15 minutes depending on your pace and the exact location of your accommodation.

Head towards the west coast of the island. You'll see numerous beach bars and restaurants lining the shore, all offering views of the sunset. Look for signs or ask locals for 'Sunset Point'.

No, Sunset Point itself is a public area. However, many of the popular beach clubs and restaurants located there may have a minimum spend requirement to sit at their tables and enjoy the sunset with their services.

Sunset Point is accessible at all times as it's a natural location. The beach bars and restaurants typically open in the afternoon and stay open into the evening, with hours varying by establishment.

While the beach is public, most establishments will have a minimum spend, often around 100,000 IDR per person, to enjoy their seating and facilities during sunset.

It's generally not recommended to bring your own food and drinks to the beach clubs and restaurants, as they are there to provide service. However, if you're just sitting on the public beach area, it's usually fine.

To guarantee a good spot at a popular venue, it's advisable to arrive at least 30 minutes to an hour before the actual sunset time, especially on weekends or during peak season.

Sunset Point itself offers stunning panoramic views. The 'Sunset Tree' is a very popular photo spot. Many beach clubs also have aesthetically pleasing setups perfect for capturing the moment. +1

The 'golden hour' just before the sun fully sets provides the most beautiful, warm light for photography. The actual sunset time varies, so check local listings. +1

Besides the natural sunset, look out for the iconic 'Sunset Tree' and the unique beach bar setups. Some places even offer swings or hammocks with ocean views. +1

Drone usage regulations can vary. It's best to check local rules and be mindful of other visitors. Some areas might have restrictions.

A wide-angle lens is great for capturing the expansive sky and landscape. A tripod can be helpful for low-light conditions as the sun sets.

You'll find a variety of cuisines, from fresh seafood and Indonesian dishes to international favorites. Many places offer great cocktails and fresh coconuts. +1

While some beach clubs can be pricier due to their prime location, you can find more budget-friendly options if you explore a bit or opt for simpler fare like fresh coconuts.

Popular recommendations include Pink Coco, Bora Bora, Cocana Sunset Club, and Nero North. These often have good music and a vibrant atmosphere. +2

Many venues at Sunset Point feature live music or DJs, especially during sunset and into the evening, adding to the lively island vibe.

For popular spots, especially on weekends, it's a good idea to call ahead or arrive early to reserve a table or secure a prime viewing spot.