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A private two-hour snorkeling cruise from Gili Trawangan that hits three top reef sites and a brief visit to the Gili Meno turtle sanctuary. Equipment and a GoPro are included, making it an easy, camera-ready introduction to the Gilis' reefs.
A private two-hour snorkeling cruise from Gili Trawangan that hits three top reef sites and a brief visit to the Gili Meno turtle sanctuary. Equipment and a GoPro are included, making it an easy, camera-ready introduction to the Gilis' reefs.
The boat slips away from the pier and the island shrinks to a green curve; salt and sun hit your face as the guide points toward three reef patches where the sea changes from aquamarine to cobalt. You don a mask, step off the gunwale, and the water pulls you into a reef garden—blue coral ridges, shoals of parrotfish, and a slow-moving turtle that seems to measure your curiosity.
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Operated by Ozzy Snorkling centre and Tourist Information · Gili Trawangan, West Nusa Tenggara
The boat slips away from the pier and the island shrinks to a green curve; salt and sun hit your face as the guide points toward three reef patches where the sea changes from aquamarine to cobalt. You don a mask, step off the gunwale, and the water pulls you into a reef garden—blue coral ridges, shoals of parrotfish, and a slow-moving turtle that seems to measure your curiosity.
The Gili Islands sit off Lombok’s volcanic flank, their reefs built on coralline growth over shallow limestone platforms. Gili Trawangan grew from a fishing and seaweed economy to a small tourism hub while neighboring Gili Meno hosts a hands-on turtle conservation program—part of local efforts to protect nesting and juvenile turtles in response to past declines.
This private 2-hour trip visits three signature sites—Romantic Statue, Turtle Point, and Blue Coral—and includes a 15-minute stop at the Gili Meno Turtle Sanctuary for close-up viewing and brief conservation context. A GoPro is provided for documentation; snorkeling equipment and a life jacket are included. Expect short boat transits between sites, warm water (mid to high 20s°C), and variable currents; visibility is best in the dry months.
Practical guidance: go early for calm seas and clearer water, wear reef-safe sunscreen and a light rash guard, and listen to the guide about currents and turtle etiquette. The outing is accessible to beginners but requires basic swimming comfort. Two hours on the water delivers vivid reef encounters with the convenience of private timing and an included camera to capture it.
Yes—guides provide basic orientation, life jackets, and choose gentle reef sites; comfort in the water is recommended but expert skills are not required.
Children can join when accompanied by an adult; infant seats for boat transfer are available but check age limits with the operator when booking.
The operator may cancel for safety and offers a full refund if cancelled at least 24 hours prior; when in doubt, confirm weather-related policies before departure.
Most visitors stay on Gili Trawangan and arrive at the boat pier by foot or local cidomo (horse cart); public transport links to Lombok and fast boats from Bali are common ways to reach the Gilis.
Ozzy Snorkling centre and Tourist Information operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat slips away from the pier and the island shrinks to a green curve; salt and sun hit your face as the guide points toward three reef patches where the sea changes from aquamarine to cobalt. You don a mask, step off the gunwale, and the water pulls you into a reef garden—blue coral ridges, shoals of parrotfish, and a slow-moving turtle that seems to measure your curiosity.
The boat slips away from the pier and the island shrinks to a green curve; salt and sun hit your face as the guide points toward three reef patches where the sea changes from aquamarine to cobalt. You don a mask, step off the gunwale, and the water pulls you into a reef garden—blue coral ridges, shoals of parrotfish, and a slow-moving turtle that seems to measure your curiosity.
The Gili Islands sit off Lombok’s volcanic flank, their reefs built on coralline growth over shallow limestone platforms. Gili Trawangan grew from a fishing and seaweed economy to a small tourism hub while neighboring Gili Meno hosts a hands-on turtle conservation program—part of local efforts to protect nesting and juvenile turtles in response to past declines.
This private 2-hour trip visits three signature sites—Romantic Statue, Turtle Point, and Blue Coral—and includes a 15-minute stop at the Gili Meno Turtle Sanctuary for close-up viewing and brief conservation context. A GoPro is provided for documentation; snorkeling equipment and a life jacket are included. Expect short boat transits between sites, warm water (mid to high 20s°C), and variable currents; visibility is best in the dry months.
Practical guidance: go early for calm seas and clearer water, wear reef-safe sunscreen and a light rash guard, and listen to the guide about currents and turtle etiquette. The outing is accessible to beginners but requires basic swimming comfort. Two hours on the water delivers vivid reef encounters with the convenience of private timing and an included camera to capture it.