1. Shark Point

A highlight of Gili Trawangan, Shark Point is famous for encounters with reef sharks, particularly blacktip and whitetip sharks. This dive site offers stunning coral gardens and is home to a variety of marine life, including turtles, eagle rays, and schooling fish. Its depth and diversity make it suitable for both beginners and experienced divers.

 

 

 

 

 

​​​​​2. Turtle Heaven

Located near Gili Meno, Turtle Heaven lives up to its name. This site is renowned for the large number of green and hawksbill turtles that frequent the area. Divers can explore gentle slopes covered in hard and soft corals, making it a vibrant and relaxing dive.

 

 

 

 

 

​​​​​3. Manta Point

Manta Point is located to the south of the Gili Islands and is a dream destination for divers hoping to see majestic manta rays. Though sightings can be seasonal, when the mantas are present, they glide gracefully through the water, making this dive unforgettable.

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​​​4. Halik Reef

Halik is a popular site near Gili Trawangan, offering a multi-level reef suitable for all experience levels. The shallow sections are perfect for beginners, while deeper areas provide a chance to spot larger marine species like trevallies and barracudas. The coral life here is also abundant, making it a colorful and vibrant dive.

 

 

 

 

 

​​​​5. Bounty Wreck

One of the most famous wreck dives in the Gili Islands, Bounty Wreck is an old pier structure that has become home to an array of marine life. The wreck is covered in corals and sponges, with schools of fish, lionfish, and scorpionfish patrolling the area. It’s a great site for those wanting to explore a wreck while enjoying a healthy marine ecosystem.

 

 

 

 

 

​​​​​6. Deep Turbo

Deep Turbo, near Gili Trawangan, is a deeper dive site that appeals to more advanced divers. The site is known for its sloping walls, large coral formations, and white sand valleys. You’re likely to encounter larger pelagic species such as tuna, sharks, and even occasional manta rays. The strong currents here make it a thrilling drift dive.

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7. Simon's Reef

A hidden gem, Simon’s Reef is a deeper dive site known for its impressive coral formations and diversity of marine life. With giant barrel sponges, soft corals, and large schools of fish, this dive offers some of the best coral gardens around the Gili Islands. It’s particularly popular with underwater photographers.

 

 

 

 

 

​​​​​8. Meno Wall

Gili Meno’s Meno Wall is a stunning site for a relaxed dive. The wall descends to about 18 meters and is teeming with macro life, making it ideal for underwater photography. Look out for turtles, sea horses, and an abundance of nudibranchs as you explore this coral-covered wall.

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9. Sunset Reef

Sunset Reef, located near Gili Trawangan, is perfect for spotting larger marine animals during a relaxed drift dive. Named for its stunning sunset views above water, this dive site below offers sightings of cuttlefish, reef sharks, and eagle rays. The gentle current and sloping reef make it accessible for most divers.

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10. Secret Reef

A lesser-known dive site, Secret Reef is a hidden treasure that often surprises divers with its vibrant marine life. The site is home to beautiful coral structures, including massive table corals, and is frequented by turtles, stingrays, and reef sharks. Due to its location, it’s often less crowded, giving divers a more peaceful experience.

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11. Frogfish Point

As the name suggests, Frogfish Point is the place to spot these quirky, camouflaged creatures. Located near Gili Air, this dive site is shallow and great for macro diving. Aside from frogfish, you can expect to see an array of critters like scorpionfish, nudibranchs, and ghost pipefish. It’s a great site for underwater photographers.

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12. Takat Malang

Located off Gili Trawangan, Takat Malang is a drift dive known for its strong currents and deep coral ridges. The underwater landscape is dramatic, with valleys and peaks teeming with marine life. Schools of barracuda, reef sharks, and tuna are often spotted here. The currents make it ideal for experienced divers.

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13. Hans Reef

Hans Reef is a perfect site for both beginners and macro enthusiasts. The gentle sandy slopes are home to a rich variety of small marine creatures such as octopus, cuttlefish, and frogfish. The shallow depth allows for long, relaxed dives, giving you plenty of time to explore the nooks and crannies of the reef.

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14. Mirko’s Reef

Mirko’s Reef is a colorful coral garden that draws experienced divers for its biodiversity and depth. Large sea fans, soft corals, and massive sponges cover the reef, while schools of fusiliers, snappers, and groupers swim by. This site also provides a chance to spot larger pelagic species like eagle rays and trevally.

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