As the name implies, this wall is one of the largest in the area, featuring a vertical drop from 5 to 30 meters along the eastern side of Gil Air, starting with a sandy slope and bommies where bumphead parrotfish are often found.

The harbor at Gili Meno features a gentle slope with corals and marine life, making it suitable for entry-level divers, where sea turtles, moray eels, and schools of fusiliers can be spotted.

At the east end of Meno, this long sea mound features stunning coral and offers a deep dive known for its diverse marine life, including sharks, eagle rays, stingrays, and schools of snapper and fusiliers.

At the southern tip of Gili Meno, a series of rolling ridges gradually descend, teeming with local marine life, including schools of sweetlips, snappers, and barracuda, along with various other fish species.

The harbor of Gili Air is a popular macro dive site, home to smaller marine life such as frogfish, pipefish, seahorses, and the famous mandarin fish, often spotted during dawn or dusk dives.

Just five minutes by boat from Gili Trawangan, this dive site features an underwater statue of an eagle and is home to numerous green and hawksbill turtles, ribbon eels, and pufferfish, alongside a beautiful mix of soft and hard corals.

Off the west side of Gili Air, this sandy slope features coral bommies and soft corals, making it an excellent dive site for all levels, where divers can spot fusiliers, snappers, and various macro life like pipefish and pygmy seahorses.

Hans Reef is a gentle sandy slope with a large coral mound, suitable for divers of all levels and great for training and night dives, home to octopus, cuttlefish, and scorpionfish.

This 30-meter sunken platform on the southwest side of Meno features hard and soft corals, attracting scorpion fish, stone fish, juvenile batfish, and large schools of drummer fish, along with pipefish and seahorses.

The pinnacle on the northeastern side of Gili Meno features a slope leading to depths of 9 to 30 meters, covered in corals and home to many sea turtles, including green turtles, along with sergeant majors, fusiliers, and surgeonfish.

Just five minutes by boat from Gili Trawangan at Gili Meno, this dive site features a lush reef with diverse corals, making it ideal for both beginner and expert divers, where turtles often relax and feed.

Situated on the western shore of Gili Meno, Meno Slope features a sandy slope with depths from 5 to 30 meters, showcasing a variety of macro marine life and coral bombies, including pygmy seahorses, hairy squat lobsters, and ghost pipefish.

Northeast of Gili Meno, Taket Malang features impressive sea mounts ranging from 7 to 40 meters deep, offering divers a sensation of flying over underwater mountains, with diverse marine life including sea turtles, schools of fish, and reef sharks.

This deep dive features unique corals at 30 meters, with sandy bottoms between large sea mounds rich in hard and soft corals, sea fans, reef fish, and garden eels.

Located just off the west side of Gili Meno, Meno Wall is an excellent night diving spot featuring a wall that descends from 5 to 16 meters, home to a variety of crustaceans, Spanish dancers, sleeping turtles, and baby cuttlefish.

Magic Reef, located on the northern side of Gili Meno, is an excellent drift dive site for beginners, featuring a variety of juvenile fish, eagle rays, sea turtles, and diverse marine life.