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A half-day snorkeling circuit from Gili Trawangan that hits Statue reef, Turtle Point, a fish-feeding site and Blue Coral, with a shore stop on Gili Meno or Gili Air. Ideal for swimmers of most abilities and those seeking a short, diverse marine outing.
A half-day snorkeling circuit from Gili Trawangan that hits Statue reef, Turtle Point, a fish-feeding site and Blue Coral, with a shore stop on Gili Meno or Gili Air. Ideal for swimmers of most abilities and those seeking a short, diverse marine outing.
The glass-bottom boat slips away from Gili Trawangan’s harbor and the sea immediately takes center stage — turquoise light fractures through the hull and you can already spot coral gardens drifting below. By midmorning the group disperses across shallow bommies: the carved Statue reef, a cheery fish-feeding patch, a seagrass meadow where green turtles graze, and the reef known as Blue Coral, alive with color and current.
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Operated by Ozzy Snorkling centre and Tourist Information · Gili Trawangan, West Nusa Tenggara
The glass-bottom boat slips away from Gili Trawangan’s harbor and the sea immediately takes center stage — turquoise light fractures through the hull and you can already spot coral gardens drifting below. By midmorning the group disperses across shallow bommies: the carved Statue reef, a cheery fish-feeding patch, a seagrass meadow where green turtles graze, and the reef known as Blue Coral, alive with color and current.
This short circuit through the northern Lombok reef tract gives a clear sense of the region’s geology: young volcanic islands ringed by shallow reef flats and fringing coral structures that formed on limestone and lava outcrops. Culturally, the three Gilis (Trawangan, Meno, Air) have long been fishing communities; today tourism supports small local warungs and day-trippers who stroll sandy lanes between palm trunks.
Expect guided shallow snorkeling, intervals of drifting with the current, and a stop ashore on either Gili Meno or Gili Air for a walk or lunch (not provided). Guides brief groups on currents and reef etiquette; life vests and basic gear are included, but personal masks often fit better.
Practical notes: plan for 4–5 hours total, bring reef-safe sunscreen and a dry bag, and time the trip for morning light when visibility is best. Follow guides’ instructions during any fish-feeding to minimize stress on wildlife. For travelers who want a compact marine day with easy access from Gili Trawangan, this route delivers varied snorkeling without long boat runs.
No — the itinerary includes a stop on either Gili Meno or Gili Air for lunch or a walk; plan to pay for food on shore.
Yes — basic snorkel equipment and life jackets are provided; feel free to bring your own mask for a better fit.
Non‑swimmers can participate if they are comfortable in shallow water and wear a life jacket; inform the operator at booking.
The operator may cancel for unsafe sea conditions; standard policy allows full refunds if you cancel at least 24 hours in advance.
Ozzy Snorkling centre and Tourist Information operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The glass-bottom boat slips away from Gili Trawangan’s harbor and the sea immediately takes center stage — turquoise light fractures through the hull and you can already spot coral gardens drifting below. By midmorning the group disperses across shallow bommies: the carved Statue reef, a cheery fish-feeding patch, a seagrass meadow where green turtles graze, and the reef known as Blue Coral, alive with color and current.
The glass-bottom boat slips away from Gili Trawangan’s harbor and the sea immediately takes center stage — turquoise light fractures through the hull and you can already spot coral gardens drifting below. By midmorning the group disperses across shallow bommies: the carved Statue reef, a cheery fish-feeding patch, a seagrass meadow where green turtles graze, and the reef known as Blue Coral, alive with color and current.
This short circuit through the northern Lombok reef tract gives a clear sense of the region’s geology: young volcanic islands ringed by shallow reef flats and fringing coral structures that formed on limestone and lava outcrops. Culturally, the three Gilis (Trawangan, Meno, Air) have long been fishing communities; today tourism supports small local warungs and day-trippers who stroll sandy lanes between palm trunks.
Expect guided shallow snorkeling, intervals of drifting with the current, and a stop ashore on either Gili Meno or Gili Air for a walk or lunch (not provided). Guides brief groups on currents and reef etiquette; life vests and basic gear are included, but personal masks often fit better.
Practical notes: plan for 4–5 hours total, bring reef-safe sunscreen and a dry bag, and time the trip for morning light when visibility is best. Follow guides’ instructions during any fish-feeding to minimize stress on wildlife. For travelers who want a compact marine day with easy access from Gili Trawangan, this route delivers varied snorkeling without long boat runs.