Very friendly staff - The staff were amazing and the snorkelling itself was an amazing experience. Many thanks to all who helped

Good👍🏻🙏🏻 - I had a very fun experience at an affordable price!!! The staff were friendly and told me that if there were any turtles, they would be over here, so I saw a lot of turtles and had more fun than I expected. I recommend it~! 👍🏻I stopped by 3 places and visited Gili Meno and Gili A. Be sure to snorkel when you come to Gili!

Great experience ! - The day out in sea was amazing! We saw turtles and all kinds of fish. The boat left on time and the guides took us to where turtles were and whenever they spotted one! We stopped at Gili Meno and had lunch at Gili Air! I highly recommend it!

Great snorkel tour on Gili T - A great half day trip organised for snorkelling with turtles and to see the coral reef. Snorkel and fins provided. Lovely, friendly guides who have also helped us book our next day trip to Lombok for a waterfall tour tomorrow 😊

Highly recommend. Great guides, high quality video capture and loads of turtles. - Great experience, had a private tour. Great guides who removed us from competing with the hectic group tours. Excellent free diver who led us to ensure quality photo capture and some one on one time with turtles. Saw heaps of turtles. Reef condition is good in some spots and there are many fish and loads of turtles. Visibility was excellent. Good quality go pro was used by the guides and all photos shared at the end of the experience which was a nice memory keep sake. Highly Recommend :)

The absolute best - cannot recommend enough!! - The absolute best tour and the most kindest tour guides!!! Cannot recommended this enough. We asked to use one of their go pros and the tour guys literally followed us everywhere we snorkled! Got the most incredible photos. Thank you so much! We will be back!

Snorkelling - You could taste a lot of diesel and fuel in the water. The boats just followed around the turtles. There was no environmental consideration at all the guides mentioned nothing about not touching coral animals etc and people were touching everything and wrecking the coral. The guides were aggressive and when I couldn’t swim fast enough to see the turtles shouted at me. The trip made me very sad to see the impact of all the tourism on the gili islands.

Snorkel tour was Okay! - Arrived at the meeting place at the agreed time. Unfortunately we left 45 minutes later than planned. It seemed like she wanted to fill the boat more and more and only left when the boat was full. Snorkeling further was fine. Very busy in some places but that was to be expected. Nice to visit all three Gilis. At the 'mandatory' lunch at the last stop we only had a coke because of the bad reviews of the restaurant.

Generally good, but don’t eat lunch at the place the guides recommend!! - The trip was generally good, but the guides took us to Nusantara Restaurant to have lunch (which was not included btw). They asked the group to buy lunch there, which of course would be great if the restaurant was actually worth visiting. I mean, luckily we read the reviews on Nusantara by others who had been on the snorkelling trip before we started eating. Currently a 1.3(!?) rated restaurant where visitors express comments like: “worst restaurant experience in my hole life”, “don’t eat here”, “avoid this place”, “it’s a scam”, “stone in our food”, “the food made me sick (…) I threw up for 24 hours straight the following day”, etc. etc. etc. So we cancelled our food 5 minutes after ordering it, but still had to pay because “it had been processed already” (which according to other reviews of the restaurant probably wasn’t true since people apparently wait quite a while for their food). Therefore, the snorkelling in itself was generally good, but the cooperation between the snorkelling company and the restaurant is obviously a tourist trap that will just make you “through up for 24 hours straight the following day”…

No safety, injured by propeller - The tour itself was good. They took us to the 3 best spots around the islands for turtles, coral, and an underwater statue. However, the staff were not at all trained in First Aid which can be a major issue when on a boat. When I was taking off my flippers before climbing up the stairs onto the boat, a current took me under the boat and towards the propeller which resulted in a deep wound which required stitches on my leg. I had to be pulled out from under by my boyfriend who then helped me up the stairs. When back on the boat, the two staff just looked at it and expressed that it looked bad. One of them eventually grabbed a *dirty* towel and wrapped it around my *open* wound. There was no first aid kit on board but luckily someone else in the group had some water plasters that she offered me. Luckily it was the last stop so we headed back to the port where I was able to seek medical attention but this lack of health and safety protocol should be addressed.