Game Changer

Game Changer

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Lombok

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Indonesia

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Asia

A scuba diver doing a cave dive with a torch in his hand
Site Description

Game Changer is one of the most spectacular and adventurous sites on the remote southeast coast of Lombok, Indonesia. Known for its dramatic topography, the site features a massive wall dropping below 120 meters, an impressive swim-through cave, and steep slopes that turn into deeper ridges. The wall is covered in healthy hard and soft corals, sponges, and large sea fans. Along the route, you’ll encounter breathtaking underwater “landscapes” including overhangs, pinnacles, and drop-offs. The swim-throughs and caves provide exciting exploration and great photo opportunities. The dive can be done at a range of depths, but the main attractions are between 20-40 meters and for technical divers, much deeper. Visibility is usually excellent and currents are manageable, but the exposed location means conditions can change quickly.

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Game Changer is one of the most spectacular and adventurous sites on the remote southeast coast of Lombok, Indonesia. Known for its dramatic topography, the site features a massive wall dropping below 120 meters, an impressive swim-through cave, and steep slopes that turn into deeper ridges. The wall is covered in healthy hard and soft corals, sponges, and large sea fans. Along the route, you’ll encounter breathtaking underwater “landscapes” including overhangs, pinnacles, and drop-offs. The swim-throughs and caves provide exciting exploration and great photo opportunities. The dive can be done at a range of depths, but the main attractions are between 20-40 meters and for technical divers, much deeper. Visibility is usually excellent and currents are manageable, but the exposed location means conditions can change quickly.

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Game Changer is one of the most spectacular and adventurous sites on the remote southeast coast of Lombok, Indonesia. Known for its dramatic topography, the site features a massive wall dropping below 120 meters, an impressive swim-through cave, and steep slopes that turn into deeper ridges. The wall is covered in healthy hard and soft corals, sponges, and large sea fans. Along the route, you’ll encounter breathtaking underwater “landscapes” including overhangs, pinnacles, and drop-offs. The swim-throughs and caves provide exciting exploration and great photo opportunities. The dive can be done at a range of depths, but the main attractions are between 20-40 meters and for technical divers, much deeper. Visibility is usually excellent and currents are manageable, but the exposed location means conditions can change quickly.

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Dive types
Wall divingdeep divingswim-through/cave/overhang explorationunderwater photographytechnical diving
Wall divingdeep divingswim-through/cave/overhang explorationunderwater photographytechnical diving
Wall divingdeep divingswim-through/cave/overhang explorationunderwater photographytechnical diving
Best time to dive

April–October (dry season) is best for calmest seas and visibility; September–November for peak marine activity in Lombok. Avoid January–March (rainy season), when strong swells and currents occur.

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April–October (dry season) is best for calmest seas and visibility; September–November for peak marine activity in Lombok. Avoid January–March (rainy season), when strong swells and currents occur.

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April–October (dry season) is best for calmest seas and visibility; September–November for peak marine activity in Lombok. Avoid January–March (rainy season), when strong swells and currents occur.

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Marine life
Sweetlipslionfishmoray eelssnapperssurgeonfishtunatrevallybarracudaschools of jacksNapoleon wrassetriggerfishgrouperscuttlefishlarge batfishoccasional reef sharksmassive sea fansblack coralsea turtlesbumphead parrotfishraysnudibranchsshrimps
Sweetlipslionfishmoray eelssnapperssurgeonfishtunatrevallybarracudaschools of jacksNapoleon wrassetriggerfishgrouperscuttlefishlarge batfishoccasional reef sharksmassive sea fansblack coralsea turtlesbumphead parrotfishraysnudibranchsshrimps
Sweetlipslionfishmoray eelssnapperssurgeonfishtunatrevallybarracudaschools of jacksNapoleon wrassetriggerfishgrouperscuttlefishlarge batfishoccasional reef sharksmassive sea fansblack coralsea turtlesbumphead parrotfishraysnudibranchsshrimps
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