1. Fish & Coral Spot at Gili Air
Discover the stunning underwater world of Gili Air, where you’ll encounter a vibrant array of unique fish species in various colors and shapes. At this spot, you can even feed the friendly fish with bread, so don’t worry if they approach you—they’re very accustomed to human interaction. Bring a piece of bread to attract the fish as you swim among them.

2. Statue Spot at Gili Meno
Explore the underwater sculptures by renowned artist Jason Decaires Taylor at Gili Meno. This new snorkeling site features 48 human statues and has seen a significant increase in visitors since its introduction, with tourism numbers rising to 3.2 million annually, according to Republika. These unique sculptures are a must-see for snorkelers.

3. Turtle Spot at Gili Trawangan
After snorkeling at Gili Air and Gili Meno, head to the turtle spot at Gili Trawangan. Located at a depth of 2 meters, this area is home to large sea turtles. It’s a popular site for both snorkeling and diving, as divers often explore the turtle’s habitat. Feel free to take as many pictures as you like, but remember not to touch the turtles to avoid disturbing their habitat.

Following your snorkeling adventure across these three islands, you’ll visit Gili Trawangan. Enjoy the island’s pristine white sand beaches and pollution-free air, as motor vehicles are not allowed here. You can explore the island by cidomo (horse-drawn carriage) or by bike (at your own expense). After your time on Gili Trawangan, we’ll return you to Teluk Nara port.