Turtle Heaven Explained — One of the Most Beautiful Dive Sites on the Gili Islands
Whether you call it Turtle Heaven, Turtle City, or Turtle Point, this iconic dive site between Gili Meno and Gili Air is famous for one thing: turtles. Lots of them. Combined with beautiful coral gardens, excellent visibility, and a reef that slopes into deeper water, it is one of the most versatile dive sites on the Gili Islands. Perfect for both beginner divers hoping to see their first turtle and experienced divers looking for a scenic deep dive, Turtle Heaven remains a favorite among visitors and local dive guides alike.
Gili Islands Diving Update – June 2026
Discover what’s happening beneath the surface in the Gili Islands this month. This monthly diving update highlights the latest marine life sightings, reef conditions, visibility, and underwater trends observed across hundreds of dives around Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno, Gili Air, and Lombok.
Snorkeling With Purpose on Gili Meno — Marine Awareness Beyond the Beach
Snorkeling on Gili Meno becomes even more special once you start understanding the underwater world around you. Through turtle identification, coral awareness, CoralWatch reef monitoring, beach cleanups, and underwater conservation activities, Divine Divers Gili Meno helps snorkelers connect more deeply with the reefs, turtles, and marine life that make the Gili Islands so unforgettable.
The Advanced Open Water Course Explained: What It Really Feels Like
The Advanced Open Water Course is not really about becoming an “advanced diver” overnight — it is about gaining confidence, trying new types of diving, and discovering what excites you most underwater.
The Horses of the Gili Islands — And Why You Should Take That Horse Cart
Snorkeling on Gili Meno becomes even more special once you start understanding the underwater world around you. Through turtle identification, coral awareness, CoralWatch reef monitoring, beach cleanups, and underwater conservation activities, Divine Divers Gili Meno helps snorkelers connect more deeply with the reefs, turtles, and marine life that make the Gili Islands so unforgettable.
Eco-Friendly Diving on the Gili Islands — How Small Choices Underwater Make a Big Difference
Eco-friendly diving is becoming increasingly important for protecting the reefs of the Gili Islands. Discover how Divine Divers Gili Meno combines sustainable diving practices, reef protection, turtle conservation, waste reduction, and environmental education as the only Green Fins Gold Member on the Gilis. From permanent mooring buoys to small dive groups and responsible marine life interactions, learn how eco diving helps protect the underwater paradise we all come to enjoy.
Can You See Manta Rays on the Gili Islands?
Can you see manta rays on the Gili Islands? Yes — but sightings are rare and never guaranteed. Unlike places such as Komodo National Park or Nusa Penida, the Gilis do not have manta cleaning stations, meaning mantas usually only pass through occasionally or appear while feeding in deeper water.
Shark Point Explained — One of the Gili Islands’ Most Iconic Dive Sites
Shark Point is one of the most iconic dive sites around the Gili Islands for good reason. Combining reef sharks, turtles, healthy coral reefs, drift diving, and the famous Glenn Nusa Wreck in one site, Shark Point offers some of the most exciting and complete diving in the Gilis. From calm beginner-friendly conditions to stronger drift dives for experienced divers, every dive here feels slightly different — and always unforgettable.
Your First Dive — Overcoming Fear Underwater
Feeling nervous before your first scuba dive is completely normal. From the first breath underwater to the moment turtles glide past you in crystal-clear tropical water, discover why so many beginner divers on Gili Meno quickly realize that scuba diving feels far more peaceful and relaxing than they ever expected.
Marine Awareness Programmes at Divine Divers — Diving With More Purpose
Discover how Divine Divers Gili Meno combines diving with marine conservation through turtle identification, coral identification, CoralWatch monitoring, beach cleanups, and underwater cleanups around the Gili Islands. These marine awareness programmes help divers better understand the underwater world while promoting more sustainable and responsible diving practices for the future of the reefs.