Meet the sleeping white-tip sharks in their cave

Gili Biaha is a small island located near Tanjung Biasputih. You can reach it after 25 minute boat ride from Padangbay. The place is quite rocky. One can find large marine creatures. A shark cave is located in the east down at 12 meters. You can usually witness some white-tip sharks taking a nap. In the season between June and October the visibility is stunning. Be aware of dangerous currents in the eastern part of this area!

Great coverage of soft and hard corals. Snapper, batfish, wrasse, trigger fish, nudibranchs, coral snakes, scorpion fish, octopus, puffer fish, moray eels, white-tip shark, lobster.

A mandala of amazing corals and colourful tropical fishes – can

Gili Tepekong is also sometimes referred to as the toilet. The nickname comes from the dangerous swirling downdraft currents. If you want to dive that spot you will need a good guide who is confident with this dive site. That place will offer you an excellent coverage of soft and hard corals and great numbers of fishes. If you are lucky, it will be possible to see manta rays and pygmy seahorses.
The impressive Mola Mola, the ocean sunfish, can be watched between July and September when the water becomes cooler.

Great coverage of soft and hard corals. Snapper, batfish, wrasse, trigger fish, nudibranch, coral snakes, scorpion fish, octopus, puffer fish, moray eels, reef sharks, Mola Mola, pygmy seahorses, big pelagic, turtles.

Shark point!

Gili Mimpang is located at the Amuk Bay area. The surface is compromised of three big rocks. Mimpang is one of the few spots to get a shot of swimming sharks.
The amazing Mola Mola, the ocean sunfish, can be watched between July and September when the water becomes cooler.

Excellent coverage of soft and hard corals. Jack fish, batfish, shells, flatworm, barracuda, snapper, octopus, shrimp, nudibranch, reef sharks, Mola Mola, turtle, devil ray, trigger fish