Tulamben is home to Bali’s most famous dive site the USAT Liberty Shipwreck. This massive WWII cargo ship lies just offshore and is covered with coral, sponges, and teeming marine life. It’s suitable for beginners and advanced divers, with easy acc...

For adventurous divers, Nusa Penida is a must. At Manta Point, you can swim alongside graceful manta rays all year round, while Crystal Bay is one of the few places in the world where you can spot the rare mola-mola (sunfish) between July and Octob...

Amed is a quiet coastal town offering diverse dive experiences. Its black volcanic sand seabed is perfect for spotting macro creatures like nudibranchs, pygmy seahorses, and ghost pipefish. Amed is also a great place for beginners to try scuba divi...

Nusa Lembongan, a small island near Bali, is famous for its thrilling drift dives. Strong currents carry you past vibrant coral walls filled with reef fish, turtles, and sometimes larger pelagic species. Diving here is both exciting and scenic, mak...

Padang Bai offers variety, from shallow reef dives at Blue Lagoon perfect for beginners to muck diving at Jetty, where rare critters like frogfish and cuttlefish appear. It’s also a departure point for boat trips to other diving hotspots, making it...

Located in the north, Menjangan Island is famous for its clear visibility and stunning wall dives. The marine park is home to vibrant coral gardens, reef fish, and occasionally reef sharks. It’s a peaceful spot for those who want a less crowded scu...