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Float above blue coral, watch green turtles feed in seagrass, and finish with a boat-side sunset while a GoPro captures your best moments. This 2.5-hour shared trip concentrates the Gili’s highlights into one easy evening outing.
Float above blue coral, watch green turtles feed in seagrass, and finish with a boat-side sunset while a GoPro captures your best moments. This 2.5-hour shared trip concentrates the Gili’s highlights into one easy evening outing.
The boat eases off the wooden jetty as late afternoon light pulls the horizon into bright citrus and pink. You’ll gather at the meeting point around 15:30, test fins and mask, then glide toward the first snorkeling ground — a submerged statue ringed by blue coral — while the sea cools beneath you.
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Operated by Ozzy Snorkling centre and Tourist Information · Gili Meno, West Nusa Tenggara
The boat eases off the wooden jetty as late afternoon light pulls the horizon into bright citrus and pink. You’ll gather at the meeting point around 15:30, test fins and mask, then glide toward the first snorkeling ground — a submerged statue ringed by blue coral — while the sea cools beneath you.
This short cruise threads three classic Gili spots: the Circle Statue for shallow reef viewing, Turtle Point where green sea turtles graze in seagrass, and Khaliq Reef at sunset. The islands sit on volcanic and coral geology north of Lombok; reefs here grow on uplifted platforms and shallow basalt and limestone outcrops. The Gilis have long been fishing grounds for the Sasak people, and local guides balance commerce with community stewardship.
Expect 45 minutes at the first site, close encounters at Turtle Point, then a sunset drift where the captain sets the glass-bottom boat to watch color deepen while your GoPro captures footage. Bottled water and basic snorkel gear are provided; the tour accommodates up to 20 passengers.
Practical notes: plan to arrive early, wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a snug mask if you prefer your own fit, and be comfortable swimming in waist-to-chest-deep reef zones. Currents can be playful — stay with the guide and use the boat as a staging point. This outing is ideal for beginner snorkelers and photographers who want short, well-placed reef stops with a sunset finale.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Basic swimming ability and comfort in shallow open water; suitable for beginners.
No — this trip is rated easy; basic swimming and comfort snorkeling in shallow reef areas is sufficient, and guides stay close to the group.
Yes — a GoPro records the trip and files are available to download after the snorkeling is complete.
Trips may be canceled for safety; the cancellation policy allows a full refund if canceled at least 24 hours prior or if weather causes cancellation.
Meeting location is usually on the dock; transfers are not included but public transport and local arrangements are available nearby.
The Gili Islands lie off northwest Lombok and were traditionally used by Sasak fishing communities; tourism here has grown significantly since the 1990s.
Coral health varies; visitors are urged to avoid touching coral, use reef-safe sunscreen, and support local reef reef-cleaning and turtle-protection initiatives.
Ozzy Snorkling centre and Tourist Information operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The boat eases off the wooden jetty as late afternoon light pulls the horizon into bright citrus and pink. You’ll gather at the meeting point around 15:30, test fins and mask, then glide toward the first snorkeling ground — a submerged statue ringed by blue coral — while the sea cools beneath you.
The boat eases off the wooden jetty as late afternoon light pulls the horizon into bright citrus and pink. You’ll gather at the meeting point around 15:30, test fins and mask, then glide toward the first snorkeling ground — a submerged statue ringed by blue coral — while the sea cools beneath you.
This short cruise threads three classic Gili spots: the Circle Statue for shallow reef viewing, Turtle Point where green sea turtles graze in seagrass, and Khaliq Reef at sunset. The islands sit on volcanic and coral geology north of Lombok; reefs here grow on uplifted platforms and shallow basalt and limestone outcrops. The Gilis have long been fishing grounds for the Sasak people, and local guides balance commerce with community stewardship.
Expect 45 minutes at the first site, close encounters at Turtle Point, then a sunset drift where the captain sets the glass-bottom boat to watch color deepen while your GoPro captures footage. Bottled water and basic snorkel gear are provided; the tour accommodates up to 20 passengers.
Practical notes: plan to arrive early, wear reef-safe sunscreen, bring a snug mask if you prefer your own fit, and be comfortable swimming in waist-to-chest-deep reef zones. Currents can be playful — stay with the guide and use the boat as a staging point. This outing is ideal for beginner snorkelers and photographers who want short, well-placed reef stops with a sunset finale.