Description
Overview Underwater Cleanup on Gili Meno
2 hours – 1 open water dive – help us to clean up Meno Wall
Every month, Divine Divers organizes an underwater cleanup dive at Meno Wall – our housereef. This initiative is part of our commitment to preserving the local marine environment and promoting sustainable diving practices. During these cleanups, divers remove trash, fishing debris, and other pollutants that pose a threat to the delicate reef ecosystem.
The collected data from each dive is carefully logged and fed into the PADI AWARE “Adopt the Blue” database, a global initiative aimed at tracking and addressing marine pollution. By contributing to this database, Divine Divers helps raise awareness of the impact of pollution on coral reefs and provides valuable information for long-term conservation efforts.
Through these monthly cleanups, Divine Divers not only enhance the health of Meno Wall but also empower divers and the community to take active roles in protecting the ocean’s fragile ecosystems.
Content and Schedule
Inclusions
- Full equipment.
- A trash collection bag
- One open water dive.
- Lots of fun!
Please note, the Gili Islands are located in a Marine Park. Therefore all divers are required to pay a one time Marine Park fee of 100.000 IDR. Our prices do NOT include this fee. We collect it in cash at our dive center on Gili Meno.
Pre-Requisites
To participate in an Underwater Cleanup with Divine Divers on Gili Meno you must:
- Be at least 15 years or older.
- Open Water certification with minimum 20 dives
- Have done at least one dive with us before the clean up dive. You will be diving in non supervised buddy teams.
- Be fit and healthy.
Continue the Adventure
Join Divine Divers Gili Meno in conservation workshops to protect our oceans! As a diver, you can make a real impact by learning about corals, coral restoration, marine life protection, and eco-friendly diving. Gain hands-on experience while preserving Gili Meno’s stunning reefs for future generations. Dive with purpose—protect what you love!
If you would like to get even more involved, check our conservation speciality courses:
