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This week, after much planning between the Gili Island Dive Association (GIDA) and the Gili Eco Trust, a new wreck was sunk in Gili Trawangan. The Glenn Nusa is the first shipwreck of its kind to be sunk here and sits in around 28m of water, with the top at around 22m deep.

Soon this will be filled with coral and teeming with fishlife as it becomes an artificial reef in itself.

Here is a photo of the ship just before it was sunk! Be one of the first to explore this new dive site!

The biorocks around Gili Trawangan are doing a great job of coral reef restoration. These metal structures with a small electrical current running through, help regenerate coral reef and also provides an excellent dive site.  Often seen here are octopus, cuttlefish, stingrays, frogfish and schooling fish enjoying the shelter provided.Check out the progress of this one after 12 months…

Interested in the biorocks? Request it as your next dive site!