Dive Kuta Lombok - exiting diving for all levels of experience!

Here in the southeast of Lombok, the water conditions are variable, and occasionally subject to rougher seas. Nevertheless the dive sites in our immediate vicinity are well suited for divers of all levels. The reefs are very intact, and apart from the many colorful reef fish, there is an abundance of macro life, crabs and lobsters to be found. With a little luck, also the one or other pelagic can be found cruising through the blue water!

Gili Medas
This reef offers a great variety of reef fish, such as Lionfish, sweet lips and colorful nudibranches. It starts at 13m and reaches a depth of 34m. We've also experienced schools of mackerel, surgeonfish, barracudas and eagle rays at this site.

Borak Bagik
This wall flattens into a plateau at 17m, and is a popular place with lobsters and crustaceans. Also napoleon fish, turtles, and stingrays like to frequent this hard and soft coral dive site. You can descend to around 32m, and find exiting diving at this site.

JJR
This steep slope reaches a depth of 30m and is full of colorful soft coral. Amongst the soft coral you can find a multitude of macro motives, as well as crustaceans. Also bigger fish such as, napoleon fish or barracuda are not a rare sight at this reef. While diving here, also keep an eye on the blue water, as here and there we were also able to spot a manta or two.

Gili Penginan
This soft sloping slope in the west is a very popular site, sloping down to around 18m. Here you will find spectacular rock formations overgrown with amazing soft coral. The rock formations are a popular hiding place for lobster, blue spotted stingrays, and much more. Apart from the colorful reef fish such as, batfish, parrotfish, and trumpet fish, there is also a chance to spot eagle rays and reef sharks.

Gerupuk Bay
Here we find a wall that bottoms out at about 30m, overgrown by fascinating hard coral formations that invite to explore. Lobster, crabs, and stingrays hide in the multitude of niches and crevices. While diving along sweet lips, parrotfish, and emperor fish, an encounter with tuna or trevallies is also not uncommon.

Since some of our dive sites are in the open sea, we cannot guarantee that diving these sites is possible at all times!