Scuba Diving in Gili Trawangan

The site the island is famous for. A shallow reef topping out at 15 m where green and hawksbill turtles congregate to feed and rest among the coral heads. You'll also see moray eels, pufferfish and schools of damselfish. Perfect for Open Water students and Try Scuba — gentle, shallow, and you'd be surprised if you didn't see a turtle.

One of Gili Trawangan's signature sites and the deepest of the regular dives. White-tip reef sharks rest on the sandy patches at around 25 m, alongside large schools of reef fish, rays and moray eels in the coral bommies. Recommended for Advanced Adventurer divers or confident Open Waters — depth and occasional currents are real. Visibility is consistently great, especially on the morning boat.

A long, gentle coral slope dropping to 24 m, on the north side of Gili T. One of the best all-rounders on the islands: clownfish, green turtles, healthy hard and soft coral, and the occasional cuttlefish. We run it as a drift dive most days, and as a night dive on request — Halik comes alive after dark.

A small platform wreck on a shallow coral slope reaching 20 m, ideal for beginners and a favourite for Try Scuba students who want their first wreck-ish experience without depth. Turtles, cuttlefish and clouds of tropical fish, all in calm water. Best dived first thing in the morning when visibility peaks.

A vertical wall dive between Gili Trawangan and Gili Meno, dropping past 18 m. Less crowded than the shallower sites and home to macro favourites — pygmy seahorses, frogfish, ghost pipefish — plus bamboo sharks tucked into the crevices when you're lucky. Suitable for divers with some experience and good buoyancy.

The advanced-tier site of the Gilis: stronger currents, deeper average depth (20–30 m), bigger marine life. We dive it as a drift along a series of coral pinnacles where pelagics pass through — trevallies, barracuda, occasional reef sharks. Strict experience requirement: certified Open Water with comfortable buoyancy, or Advanced Adventurer.