Rain, mud or sun — we run.
Indonesia’s First
Backyard Ultra
Is Back!
The most brutal island backyard on the planet. One lap of Gili Trawangan every hour, until one runner remains.
The bell doesn’t care
Run one lap of the island every hour. Miss the bell, you’re out.
The last runner standing wins.
64 hours. 429 km.
One island.
World record holder Phil Gore came to Gili. Australian Dan Camac, 93 laps at the World Championship, came to take him on. Through heat, humidity and monsoon storms they went lap for lap into day three. Dan stopped at 63. Phil ran lap 64 alone.
We run the loop for people who can’t escape one
Every runner fundraises for free mental health care through Bali Bersama Bisa.
The world has Gili on its radar
International elite athletes are invited to chase the course record. Names revealed soon.
You don’t run a course.
You run an island.
Every lap circles all of Gili Trawangan. Sand, sea, no cars.
One lap or sixty-five.
You’re in.
Elites, ultra runners and first-timers. One lap is an official result.
- Register.
- Get your fundraising page on WhatsApp.
- Raise IDR 750,000.
- Wait for the bell.
Includes: race tee and goodie bag.
Questions
Will it rain?
Almost certainly. It’s monsoon season. Bring a spare pair of shoes, because the bell rings anyway.
Can beginners enter?
Yes. Stop whenever you want — one lap is an official result.
What happens if I miss the bell?
You’re out. That’s the whole format.
How do I get there?
Fast boat from Bali to Gili Trawangan.
Where do I stay?
Race base is Pondok Santi, Gili Trawangan.
Backyard Ultra Pertama di Indonesia Kembali!
Hujan, lumpur atau terik — kami tetap berlari.
Backyard pulau paling brutal di planet ini. Satu putaran Gili Trawangan setiap jam. Pelari terakhir yang bertahan menang.
30 Januari 2027 · 05.00 WITA · Gili Trawangan
