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Tir Na Nog's prime location on the south-east coast of the island affords our guests the opportunity to enjoy the best of the islands restaurants and bars, whilst also being within walking distance of the islands most beautiful sunset viewpoint. There are plenty of dive shops nearby and snorkelling gear can be rented just outside the premises.

All of our holiday accommodation is set back from the main road to the rear of the property, ensuring that our guests enjoy a good night’s sleep. Our accommodation consists of 10 Standard Bungalows, 10 Deluxe Bungalows and a 2-bedroom Family Villa. Our standard and deluxe rooms are available with the option of either double or twin beds. All our rooms feature A/C, in-room safety deposit boxes, hot fresh water and large private balconies.

Tir Na Nog's restaurant menu was created by an English chef, and our staff were trained by him to meet the high standards that we expect. The menu incorporates a wide selection of organically, locally produced food from both Bali and Lombok. Our produce is delivered daily to ensure freshness and quality. Tir Na Nog's menu offers something for everyone whether it’s the nightly fresh fish BBQ, the islands best pizzas, great salads, pastas, Indonesian dishes, steaks and much more. Tir Na Nog Bar: The Irish bar element of the business was actually the original concept back in the year 2000, when Tir Na Nog was founded. The bar was initially housed in a barn-like building, set back from the beach, with one serving area for all. We host the famous weekly Wednesday Night party on Gili Trawangan, which is a must for any visitor, and also run a very popular Ladies Night every Sunday, with 50% off selected cocktails. If you’re visiting over Ramadan, watch out for the islands only Silent Disco, and get here early to ensure yourself a headset. TNN Sports Bar: Also housed within Tir Na Nog is our TNN Sports Bar. This is where we show all of our sporting events, such as The Premiership, AFL, NRL, NBA, UFC, NFL, European Football Leagues, Rugby, Cricket, FIFA World Cup, The Champions League, The Europa League, Tennis, Olympics, GAA, NHL, Golf, F1 and more.

Scuba diving in the Gili’s was one of the main draws for tourist years before the islands became a holiday destination in their own right. The diving season is year-round, with an average water temperature of about 28 degrees. There are more than 20 dive sites to visit with a variety of different topographies to explore. For those people who don’t have time to immerse themselves into the diving, there is plenty of opportunity to enjoy the underwater world simply with a mask, snorkel and fins. This activity is most popular off the east coast of the island where most people choose to sunbathe and it’s easy to get in and out of the sea. Snokelling trips can be arranged for approximately Rp100,000 per person. This is usually a 4-5hr day trip, including snorkeling at various spots around the 3 islands. Flyboarding is a new activity on the Gili Islands, having been launched mid-2014 by the South Sea Nomads company. It’s a completely new water sport that is taking the world by storm. Essentially, you are strapped into a snowboard-esque binding, which is connected via a large hose, to a jet-engine speedboat. The original Gili Islands Party Boat, is the perfect way to make new friends and get a tan while you have an ice cold beer in your hand. Spend the day and afternoon on the boat soaking up the sun on their roof deck or chilling out on the hammock-style netting. The boat cruises around the Gilis, stopping a few times for you to jump into the clear, blue waters, and have a swim and a snorkel. Lunch is provided. After the sunsets, they head back to Gili Trawangan where you can continue to party at The Irish Bar to your hearts content.