Jimmy’s Walls is an exciting dive site located on the remote southeast coast of Lombok, just outside the bay near Jeeva Beloam Beach Camp in the Telong Elong area. The site features a shallow plateau at 8 meters deep where divers can see reef fish and lobsters among soft corals. Further out to sea are two impressive walls separated by a slope, housing crustaceans and nudibranchs. The walls are filled with corals hiding a multitude of critters and nudibranchs, with amazing coral coverage extending from the shallows down the walls. Divers can expect to see schooling bumphead parrotfish, passing eagle rays, mackerel, and trevallies. The site also features a gentle slope with its own mini wall leading up to the shallows, where resident coral catsharks can be found hiding under corals. The eastern wall is relatively unexplored as prevailing currents typically push divers reef right. Jimmy’s Walls connects to two other dive sites: Bommyland (with big seamounts covered in glassfish and lobsters) and Bikini Bottom (an underwater sandy beach great for training). The dive site is accessible to both advanced and beginner divers, offering stunning topography including deep walls and incredible soft coral coverage

Nusa Tiga is a beginner-friendly dive site located on the southeast coast of Lombok, Indonesia. The name refers to three small islands connected by shallow sandbanks and beaches, creating a sheltered diving environment perfect for novice divers. The site features two main dive areas: Nusa Tiga East and Nusa Tiga West. Nusa Tiga East has an extended shallow plateau stretching 400 meters with hard and soft corals. The gentle rubble slope descends to 22 meters and is home to a multitude of special critters and bucket-list creatures including blue ring octopus, poison ocellate octopus, seahorses, pipefish, decorator soft coral crabs, rhinopias, flatworms, nudibranchs, and even frogfish. Divers may also encounter passing mobula rays. Nusa Tiga West’s most northern point features a steep rock face with a huge family of hard tube coral. The area is fishy with amazing soft corals, sand patches, and staghorn corals perfect for critter hunting. This side is mostly protected from currents, making it ideal for beginner divers. During your dive, you can come across semi-healthy coral reefs, lots of different types of critters and fish, and when lucky, run into black-tip reef sharks and sea turtles. The site recently became a favorite among dive guides for its macro diving opportunities and sheltered conditions.

Sivas Cave is an exciting dive site on the south coast of Lombok known for its large swim-through cave structure and impressive vertical wall. The dive features big rocks and towering pinnacles creating dramatic underwater topography, perfect for experienced divers who enjoy exploration. The wall drops steeply to about 30 meters, surrounded by interesting marine life such as reef fish and invertebrates. The cave itself offers a unique environment full of swim-throughs, with light filtering in for beautiful photographic opportunities. Currents can be moderate so good buoyancy control and experience is required

Coral Garden in Belongas Bay, South Lombok, is a popular and accessible dive site known for its calm conditions and stunning coral landscapes. The site features a chain of small submerged pinnacles starting at about 25 meters depth, with beautiful soft corals in yellow, orange, and purple hues, whip corals, gorgonians, and anemones. The sandy patches in between the pinnacles provide habitats for a variety of marine creatures, including nudibranchs, shrimps, and schools of small barracudas. The site is generally sheltered from large waves and strong currents, making it suitable for intermediate divers. Visibility averages 15-20 meters. Coral Garden offers a relaxing dive with plenty of small critters and vibrant coral cover, ideal for photographers and those wanting a peaceful dive experience without the intensity of nearby big wall dive sites.

Secret Bay is one of Lombok’s hidden gems for divers, offering amazing muck and macro diving. Situated in a quiet coastal area, the site features black sand and shallow waters, providing a haven for rare and unusual critters. Divers can expect long, relaxed explorations, with a variety of marine life and minimal current, making it a top spot for underwater photographers and lovers of unique marine species. Known for calm conditions and accessible shore entry, Secret Bay is a favorite for discovering nudibranchs, seahorses, and other macro treasures.