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Diver's Tales aims to bring you the extraordinary in dive spots around the world. Experience the special, the mystical off-the-beaten-path places not yet known to everyone. Enjoy!

Our Diver's Tale this month... Gili Islands, Indonesia

Gili Islands The Tree Gilis - Trawangan - Air and Meno located just off the West coast of Lombok, are beautiful little sandy islands that have become a favorite destinations for divers who want to get away from it all. The reefs are of excellent quality and the dive sites are very easy to reach, even the furthest sites being only a few minutes away by boat




Gili Air
Gili Air Island is a small quiet island with white sandy beaches, palm trees, coral reefs and incredibly active marine life. No cars or motorcycles are allowed on Gili Air Island. Transportation is provided by small, quaint horse carts and bicycles.

Gili Trawangan
Gili Trawangan Island is the biggest one of the three islands and the most visited, especially by young people – it is the party island.

Gili Meno
Gili Meno is the smallest and quietest. This is as close as you'll get to Robinson Crusoe in the Gilis.





The Gilis are located just of the West coast of Lombok.




Dream Divers has dive shops on Gili Trawangan and Gili Air.
Trawangan Dive




The Lakeshore areas have a low rainfall and a warm relaxing climate with mean daily temperatures ranging from 84°F (29°C) in January to 70°F (21°C) in July. The dry season is between May and October, with rain during the remaining months but particularly between December and March.




By Air: Lombok is well served by air and surface transportation, located near enough to the major transport hub of Bali. The major domestic Airport is in Mataram and is served by Merpati flights several times daily to Denpasar.

By Car: Buses and bemos and then a ferry service link all the major population centres to the islands.




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