West Nusa Tenggara

North Lombok Regency

Indonesia

Perfect for Nitrox diving...

Northeast of Gili Trawangan island

Deep Turbo

1-2-dive.com artificial reef was built by the instructor team of 1-2-dive.com… begin from the beach, few fins kicks you arrive on the 10*2m artificial reef, possibility to regrow and regeneration of coral… after you just follow the nice slope to the bottom of the channel, around 35m, with barrelled sponges, algae and a lot of big fishes fishing in the current...

set of bright pink marker buoys off the Gili Islands in Northwest Lombok

Coral Arks

A drift dive along Meno slope is usually quite a joy ride. You will drop into the channel between Gili Trawangan and Gili Meno and descend to the bottom of the sloping reef at 22m. The average depth for the rest of the dive will be 16m, so this site is perfect for all certification levels. Towards the end of this dive site you will find yourself exploring the Bounty pontoon wreck. The sunken pontoon is a large intact structure at 12 meters full of interesting marine life and schools of reef fish. On and around the pontoon you will find a variety of scorpion fish and lion fish, along with various Nudibranchs and the odd turtle. Along the sloped reef you find an array of hard and soft corals with healthy amount of fish life to keep you entertained. It is common to spot Eagle rays, Turtles, Snapper, Triggerfish, Moray eels, Banded sea snakes, White tip reef sharks and Giant Trevallies.

The best way is by boat from Gili Trawagnan harbour. Sail to the north-east until you're almost at Gili Meno. Look below you until you see the start of the slope. Here you can start your dive.

Meno Slope

This site got its name for its abundance of large, white-polyped Gorgonian fan-coral with bright-red skeletons. They grow on the big coral bommies of this sites shallow reeftop.
You'll find other types of hard coral spread along the bottom at 5 to 7 meters, surrounded by lots of reef and tropical fish. Small Copper Sweepers especially like to swim here. The shallow corals and colorful fish life makes Coral Fan a good choice for snorkeling in the Gilis.
As diver you often see Titan Triggerfish and Clown Triggerfish on this site's outside wall, which drops from 8 to 30 meters. The strong current that feeds the wall's healthy coral and fans make drift dives the order of the day. The slopes have varied fish life, including a good selection of Scorpionfish, so be careful where you put your hands.



Coral Fan

Halik's reef

Meno Wall is very famous for night dives. There is also a variety of fish like Sweet Lips ( Plectorhinchus ), Turtles, Napoleon Wrasse, Grouper and Nudibranches etc.



Meno Wall

Old barge sunk in 2005. The wreck is covered with soft coral and also harder coral ( Acropora Florida, Acropora Pormosa, Acropora Nobilis ). There is also a variety of fish, The depth is around 13-16 meter. Visibilty is always good here: around 20 meters. The fish families you can find here are Sweet Lips ( Haemulidae ), Angelfish ( Pomacanthidae ) and Clownfish ( Amphiprioninae ).

From Shore: just follow the pier from the beach. at the end a part is sunken.
By Boat: the best way is from Gili Trawagnan harbour. sail to the pier at Gili Meno. When you are almost nearing the not sunken part you can start your dive.

Bounty Wreck is also known as Meno Wreck.

Bounty Wreck

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Mirko Reef

Very nice staghorn corals on a gently sloping ree

Southeast of Gili Trawangan island.

Sunset Reef

Shark Point east of Gili Trawangan is a popular dive spot in the mornings. This dive site consists of different levels (24m, 20m, 18m); it starts with a slope out of hard and soft corals, the "native country" of green and hawksbill turtles.

The different levels are sandy areas with small coral blocks - the variety is very big starting with schools of trevally, napoleon fish over white tip reef sharks and rays in the sandy areas... ending up with ribbon eels, leaf fishes and even mantas. "Volkers' Golf course" is about 500m east of Shark point and starts at a depth of about 30m. It looks green like on a golf course and is the best site, to see sharks, schools of mackerels and doctor fishes.

Because of its depth and the sometimes very strong currents, it is a dive for advanced divers.

Easy... just got you a bike from your bungalow to your dive shop, 10min boat trip… enjoy!!!

Shark Point

Manta Point is generally an easy dive site, sometimes the current gives you a fine drift. The best season to see Mantas, is from March to May, though February and June also offer good possibilities to see them. Mantas can be seen sporadically year-round. 17 Mantas have been seen here at one time. 
The nutrients carried into the water by runoff from land, make the mantas more active. So, the lower visibility that divers may encounter during the rainy months of November and December can actually be a blessing in disguise.
Even if you don't see mantas, this is a rewarding site for divers of all abilities. You'll see lobster and moray eels in the rocky parts of the reef. Look also for cuttlefish hovering over the corals, flashing their brilliant colors. The cuttlefish's ability to camouflage itself is incredible. It is even able to mimic the reddish algae found along the bottom here.
You can also see the sleeping white tip reef sharks around the bommie coral. It's around 17 meters deep.
This is the best place to see the Acropora reef



Deep Turbo

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