Shark canyons with turtles, a wreck, and shallow reef life.
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A flat sandy bottom opens into a series of canyons on the north side of Gili Trawangan, with the Glen Nusa wreck at the far end and sharks, turtles, cuttlefish, and stingrays moving through the site. The dive mixes shallow reef time with a deeper canyon profile, so it feels varied without being hard to read. The north-side route is easy to follow on the reef top, but it still rewards calm weather and a flexible plan because current and wave exposure can change the dive quickly.
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Reported Depth
5m - 50m
Depth Note
The site starts shallow, drops into canyons, and includes the Glen Nusa wreck around 28 m; the deeper part can run past 35 m and toward the main drop-off.
Typical Conditions
Shallow flats, deeper canyons, and a wreck section make the site varied. It is susceptible to current and waves when the weather is not ideal.
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Safety Notes
The deeper canyons and wreck section are easiest to enjoy when the sea is calm and the dive is planned conservatively.
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Scuba Diving
A sandy bottom transitions into progressively deeper canyons, with a wreck section at 28 m.
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