Gili Labak

Gili Labak is a small 5-hectare coral island in Talango District, Sumenep Regency, off the southeastern coast of Madura Island, East Java. Located in the Madura Strait, it is known for its white sandy beach, clear turquoise water and vibrant coral reefs. Developed as a marine tourism destination by the Sumenep government, the uninhabited island attracts visitors for snorkeling, swimming and beach activities, accessible by chartered boat from Kalianget Port.

Visitors can expect a small, flat, uninhabited coral island with a white sandy beach encircling the island, clear shallow turquoise water and coral reefs close to shore. The interior has sandy ground with some trees, gazebos and simple warungs. There are no hotels on the island. Activities center on swimming, snorkeling over coral, beach walking, sunbathing and photography. Access is only by chartered boat from mainland Sumenep, typically as a day trip.

Formerly a quiet uninhabited islet also known locally as Pulau Tikus, Gili Labak was developed as a marine tourism destination by the Sumenep Regency Government from around 2014-2015 to promote Madura's island tourism.