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 sandy areas with small coral blocks has varieties of schools of trevally, napoleon fish, white tip reef sharks and manta rays, ribbon eels and leaf fishes.

Coral Fan Garden and Basket Coral Garden are also popular for morning dives in the North of Gili Trawangan. The first few meters you will have the feeling of being in an aquarium full of school of colored fairy bass lets, fusiliers and banner fish. Deeper, around the big coral and stone blocks, you will find the groupers, batfish, trumpet fish, hiding octopus and bearded scorpion fish. Sometimes eagle rays, mantas or reef sharks appear from the blue spots.

Manta Point: In the rainy season, when the water is rich with plankton, this dive site in the South of Gili Trawangan gives you the best chance to see Manta rays. But even without mantas, you still have a good chance to see reef sharks and turtles.

Malang Reef: Underwater canyons create the landscape with a plateau starting at 10m and dropping down to 40m. Here you can see Mantas, blue spotted stingrays, scorpion fish, lionfish, and white tips sharks as well as spiny lobsters.