FREEDIVING – GILI KONDO, LOMBOK TIMUR

Enjoy an exclusive freediving experience with DIVE INDO ID, exploring the pristine and rarely visited waters of East Lombok. This trip is designed for freedivers seeking the magic of the ocean—crystal-clear visibility, calm conditions, and untouched underwater landscapes.

Discover hidden gems where giant seafans grow abundantly, forming an underwater forest in stunning shades of red, yellow, and pink. The reef walls are adorned with vibrant, oversized seafans, creating dramatic and highly photogenic underwater scenery—perfect for underwater photography and relaxed fun dives.

East Lombok boasts rich marine biodiversity, from healthy coral reefs and mesmerizing schools of fish to colorful nudibranchs and the occasional passing turtle, making every dive a truly unforgettable experience.

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 Meeting point at Mataram, Lombok

Depth of around 3–5 meters, The Romantic Statue in the Gili Islands is an underwater art installation featuring life-sized human figures arranged in a circle, symbolizing love and connection. Located just off the coast of Gili Meno, it has become one of the most iconic snorkeling and freediving spots in the Gilis.

Depth of around 3–15 meters, the Blue Coral Spot in the Gilis, especially around Gili Meno, is one of the most unique underwater attractions in the area. This site is home to colonies of blue coral (Heliopora coerulea), a rare living coral species known for its striking blue skeleton. Unlike most corals that are white beneath their tissues, blue coral naturally contains iron salts that give it its distinctive deep-blue hue.

Resting at a depth of around 8–15 meters, the structure is accessible for both scuba divers and confident freedivers. Over time, the wreck has been colonized by soft corals, sponges, and schools of reef fish such as sergeant majors, fusiliers, and snappers. Green turtles are commonly seen gliding around the site, and the wreck provides excellent opportunities for underwater photography due to its open, easy-to-navigate layout.

Depth of around 3–15 meters, the area features gentle currents, sandy bottom and vibrant coral gardens—making it an ideal spot for both beginners and experienced freedivers. Because turtles frequent this area to feed on seagrass and rest among the corals, encounters are almost guaranteed. Watching these gentle marine reptiles up close is one of the most magical and calming experiences the Gilis have to offer.