3W Dive Center

Located on the island of Gili Air, 3W Dive Center has been an established part of the local diving community since 2011. They operate as an SSI affiliated centre, providing a structured and professional environment for divers of all experience levels.

The centre's identity is built around a personalised approach, moving away from the large, impersonal groups often seen in high-traffic areas. Instead, they focus on small groups to ensure that every diver receives the necessary attention and safety oversight during their time in the water.

The team at 3W Dive Center focuses on maintaining high safety standards and individualised instruction. They limit their groups to a maximum of 4 divers per guide, ensuring a high level of supervision and a more relaxed pace for the buddy pair.

Training is available for every stage of a diver's journey, from those taking their very first breaths underwater to professionals training for Instructor or Divemaster levels. The centre also hosts a Marine Conservation Internship for those looking to combine their diving with ecological studies.

As an SSI centre, 3W Dive Center offers a comprehensive curriculum. Beginners can start with Try Scuba Diving or the Open Water Diver course. For those looking to expand their skills, the Advanced Adventurer and various specialty courses are available.

Professional training is a core part of their programme, with paths leading to Divemaster and Instructor levels. They also offer a Coral Diver Course and a dedicated Marine Conservation Internship for divers interested in the science of reef preservation.

The centre provides full kit hire for those not bringing their own equipment. This includes regulators, fins, masks, and wetsuits.

For those looking for more advanced training, they offer specialized courses such as the Coral Diver Course. The facility is designed to support both recreational divers and those pursuing professional SSI certifications.

The marine life around Gili Air is characterised by frequent sightings of sea turtles, which are a regular presence for divers in the area.

The reef ecosystems are supported by active conservation efforts, ensuring the health of the local habitat for resident species.

Diving in this area typically involves calm drift dive conditions, making it an accessible location for a wide range of divers. The environment is generally predictable, allowing for reliable dive planning.