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Board an 18‑meter catamaran for a five‑hour circuit of Gili Trawangan, Meno and Air—snorkel at underwater statues, Turtle City and Secret Garden, then refuel with a buffet lunch and floating beach‑club time. Ideal for morning visibility and easy swimmers.
Board an 18‑meter catamaran for a five‑hour circuit of Gili Trawangan, Meno and Air—snorkel at underwater statues, Turtle City and Secret Garden, then refuel with a buffet lunch and floating beach‑club time. Ideal for morning visibility and easy swimmers.
A warm salt breeze hits the bow as an 18‑meter catamaran eases away from the Gili Trawangan jetty, sunbeds already occupied and a crew calling out for snorkel masks.
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Operated by Utopia Catamaran · Gili Trawangan, West Nusa Tenggara
A warm salt breeze hits the bow as an 18‑meter catamaran eases away from the Gili Trawangan jetty, sunbeds already occupied and a crew calling out for snorkel masks.
The morning itinerary threads between Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air—three small coral islands off Lombok whose volcanic and reef-built origins mean shallow lagoons, sudden drop-offs and pockets of living coral. The islands were once small fishing communities; today the soundscape is waves and conversation—no motorized cars here, just boats and the occasional donkey cart on shore.
You’ll visit signature sites: the underwater statues that attract curious fish, Turtle City where green turtles graze on seagrass, and the Secret Garden’s sheltered coral bommies. Local guides point out species, help with buoyancy and operate a shuttle between swims; GoPro coverage and a full buffet keep the trip social and easygoing.
Practical edge: this is a morning-friendly cruise—water visibility is usually best early, and the boat carries life jackets, towels, breakfast and a hot buffet lunch. Expect up to 18 guests, basic swim competency and short surface swims to reach snorkel spots. Reef-safe sunscreen, a snug mask, and a lightweight coverup make the day more comfortable, and avoid touching coral or turtles to protect fragile reef life.
Timing, small-group etiquette and simple gear choices are what turn good snorkel stops into memorable encounters—this cruise packages those elements into a single, half-day sea run around the Gilis.
Most cruises depart from Gili Trawangan’s main west-side jetty; check your voucher for the exact pickup and arrive early for boarding.
Yes—premium snorkel equipment, towels and life jackets are included, and guides assist beginners in the water.
Children are welcome but must be supervised; basic swimming ability is recommended and life jackets are available.
Full refunds are typically available if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; weather cancellations may also apply.
Utopia Catamaran operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A warm salt breeze hits the bow as an 18‑meter catamaran eases away from the Gili Trawangan jetty, sunbeds already occupied and a crew calling out for snorkel masks.
A warm salt breeze hits the bow as an 18‑meter catamaran eases away from the Gili Trawangan jetty, sunbeds already occupied and a crew calling out for snorkel masks.
The morning itinerary threads between Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air—three small coral islands off Lombok whose volcanic and reef-built origins mean shallow lagoons, sudden drop-offs and pockets of living coral. The islands were once small fishing communities; today the soundscape is waves and conversation—no motorized cars here, just boats and the occasional donkey cart on shore.
You’ll visit signature sites: the underwater statues that attract curious fish, Turtle City where green turtles graze on seagrass, and the Secret Garden’s sheltered coral bommies. Local guides point out species, help with buoyancy and operate a shuttle between swims; GoPro coverage and a full buffet keep the trip social and easygoing.
Practical edge: this is a morning-friendly cruise—water visibility is usually best early, and the boat carries life jackets, towels, breakfast and a hot buffet lunch. Expect up to 18 guests, basic swim competency and short surface swims to reach snorkel spots. Reef-safe sunscreen, a snug mask, and a lightweight coverup make the day more comfortable, and avoid touching coral or turtles to protect fragile reef life.
Timing, small-group etiquette and simple gear choices are what turn good snorkel stops into memorable encounters—this cruise packages those elements into a single, half-day sea run around the Gilis.