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Gili Meno Harbour

Forget the name; Gili Meno Harbour is far more interesting than a typical port dive. We know, we know, "harbour" sounds industrial, but here, it’s a gentle slope alive with coral, particularly the branching and table varieties. It’s a site that just feels easygoing, perfect for divers easing into their holiday or those who appreciate a slower pace to really soak it all in. We love dropping in here, particularly in the morning before the boat traffic picks up. The light catches the schools of fusiliers as they shimmer past, sometimes so many you can feel the subtle pressure of their movement. Keep an eye out for the Australian bluespotted maskray, a regular here, often tucked into the sand, and the black sea cucumbers doing their slow patrol. This is also a fantastic spot for green turtles, often seen munching on the thalassia seagrass or resting under a coral head. With a maximum depth of 18m and typically calm conditions, it’s a site that welcomes new divers and delivers relaxed, rewarding dives for everyone.