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Diving in Gili

The underwater world around the Gili Islands, including Gili Trawangan, is known for its rich biodiversity, vibrant coral reefs, and diverse marine life. Here are some aspects of the underwater environment you might encounter when diving or snorkeling around the Gili Islands:

Coral Reefs

The Gili Islands are surrounded by coral reefs that are home to a wide variety of hard and soft corals. These reefs provide habitat for numerous marine species and contribute to the overall health and beauty of the underwater ecosystem.

Marine Life

Divers and snorkelers can encounter a diverse range of marine life, including colorful reef fish, sea turtles, moray eels, various species of rays, and reef sharks. The islands are also known for occasional sightings of larger marine animals, such as manta rays and even whale sharks.

Turtles

Divers and snorkelers can encounter a diverse range of marine life, including colorful reef fish, sea turtles, moray eels, various species of rays, and reef sharks. The islands are also known for occasional sightings of larger marine animals, such as manta rays and even whale sharks.

Visibility

The waters around the Gili Islands generally offer good visibility, allowing for clear views of the underwater landscape and its inhabitants. Visibility can vary depending on weather conditions and the time of year.

Dive Sites

Gili Trawangan and the surrounding islands have numerous dive sites catering to different skill levels. Some popular sites include Shark Point, Manta Point, and Bounty Wreck. Each site offers unique underwater topography and marine life.

Night Diving

Night diving around the Gili Islands can be a magical experience. Underwater creatures that are not as active during the day, such as nocturnal fish and crustaceans, become more active, and the bioluminescence in the water adds an extra dimension to the dive.

It’s important to note: Conditions or offerings may have changed since then. If you are planning a trip to the Gili Islands for underwater activities, it’s recommended to check with us for the latest information on dive sites and any conditionsddd