Art below the surface
Instead of only observing natural scenery, you can explore a deliberately created underwater sculpture scene.
A distinctive underwater art site that can be part of a snorkeling experience around the Gili Islands. Learn what to expect before you go.

The underwater statue installation is one of the distinctive visual experiences associated with snorkeling around the Gili Islands. If you are planning a Gili Trawangan snorkeling trip, this guide explains how the statue fits into the wider experience.
From the surface, it can feel like another snorkeling stop. Underwater, the sculptures create a very different scene from a reef or turtle encounter and make an interesting subject for photos and videos.
The underwater installation adds an artistic element to a day that otherwise focuses on reefs, fish and marine wildlife.
Instead of only observing natural scenery, you can explore a deliberately created underwater sculpture scene.
The sculptures create unusual shapes and perspectives for underwater photography when visibility and conditions are suitable.
It can be combined with other snorkeling experiences around the Gili Islands rather than being treated as the only attraction.

Underwater visibility and surface conditions can change. A good trip is about choosing the right route for the day, not forcing one fixed stop. See what to expect on a snorkeling trip before you go.
A few practical habits can make the experience safer, more comfortable and better for the site.
Watch your fins and body position so you do not accidentally touch the sculptures or reef.
Move calmly and allow yourself time to see the shapes and details underwater.
Your guide can help with entry, conditions, route and where it is appropriate to snorkel.
Do not climb, stand on, move or damage underwater structures or nearby coral.
Your choice depends on group size, budget and how much flexibility you want during the day. You can compare the full Gili Trawangan snorkeling options before booking.
The underwater statue works best as one part of a wider snorkeling day.
The underwater sculpture site is associated with Gili Meno and is visited as part of some snorkeling routes around the Gili Islands.
Yes, Gili Meno can be reached by boat from Gili Trawangan as part of a snorkeling trip. The exact route depends on the trip arrangement and sea conditions.
Not necessarily. Routes can vary according to the trip type, operating plan and conditions on the day. Ask us about the planned route for your date.
It can be a distinctive photo stop when visibility and conditions are suitable. Underwater documentation is included on our snorkeling trips.
Beginners can join snorkeling trips, but you should stay within your comfort level and follow the guide's instructions. Life jackets are available.
No. Avoid touching, climbing or standing on underwater structures and be careful around nearby coral.
Send your preferred date, number of people and whether you want a shared or private trip. We can help you understand the available arrangement.