Driving towards Serangan Harbour, where I'd meet my clients, I was struck by the stunning blue sky and the clear sea. The journey along the island's edge offered captivating vistas of the beach, with small fishing boats scattered along the shoreline.
Serangan Island, connected to Bali by a bridge, welcomed me with its unique charm. While the island boasts development, there's still room for improvement, especially with the aging stalls along the beach.
Upon arrival at the harbor, I took some time to explore. Despite its compact size, Serangan Harbour was buzzing with activity. Some locals were busy fishing by the harbor, while others were selling their goods to passengers coming and going. Various boats floated in the water, ferrying travelers to and from the Gili Islands.
As I waited for my clients, I looked around and watched the daily life at the harbor. Kids were playing on the shore, their laughter mixing with the sounds of the waves. The colorful boats added to the beautiful Balinese atmosphere.
When my clients finally arrived, I greeted them warmly. After helping them with their luggage, we reminisced about their adventures on the Gili Islands, where they had enjoyed scuba diving and snorkeling. They shared stories of the beautiful marine life and the clear waters.
I still think twice or thrice to go to Gili Islands because I easily get sea sick. Poor me!
Once they were ready, we headed to their new hotel in Seminyak, located on the main island of Bali. Despite the traffic, we safely reached their hotel, marking the end of our half-day at Serangan Harbour.
