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4.9308 Google reviewsDive from the shores of Amed to explore WWII wrecks, vertical walls, and diverse muck diving sites with a PADI 5 Star centre.

Bali Diversity is a PADI 5 Star dive centre and resort located in Bunutan, on the north-east coast of Bali. Situated just a short distance from Jemeluk Bay, the centre serves as a base for exploring the diverse underwater landscapes of the Amed region.
With 18 years of experience in the area, the centre provides a structured environment for both recreational divers and those pursuing professional careers. The facility integrates diving with on-site accommodation, featuring a resort with a pool, restaurant, and terrace overlooking the Bunutan valley and the coastline.
The team consists of experienced local and international instructors and divemasters. They provide instruction in English, French, Spanish, and Indonesian, ensuring clear communication during briefings and training sessions.
The centre is equipped to handle a wide spectrum of divers, from those taking their first Discover Scuba Diving experience to professionals working through the PADI Instructor Development Course (IDC).
A complete range of PADI courses is available, starting from the Bubblemaker and Discover Scuba Diving for beginners through to Open Water Diver and Advanced Open Water Diver. For those looking to refine their skills, the centre offers Peak Performance Buoyancy, Deep Diver, Wreck Diver, and Night Diver specialties.
Professional training is a core focus, with pathways available for Divemaster, Assistant Instructor, and various Instructor levels, including Staff Instructor and Specialty Instructor. Technical training is also provided through the PADI TecRec programmes, covering Tec 40, Tec 45, and Tec 50.
The centre provides full equipment hire for those not travelling with their own kit, which includes a dive computer with every rental. Cylinders are provided in 12-litre volumes.
Nitrox is available for divers looking to extend their bottom times. On-site facilities include an organised equipment room, an outdoor classroom, and areas for rinsing kit and relaxing between dives.
Tulamben is a world-renowned site famous for its Second World War wrecks, accessible to divers of all levels. It offers a unique opportunity to explore large-scale maritime history.
Amed features shallow bays and calm waters, making it an ideal location for beginners or those practicing buoyancy skills. The environment is generally tranquil and easy to navigate.
Seraya, Kubu, and Gili Selang offer a variety of different dive profiles and environments. These sites provide diverse underwater scenery for divers looking to explore beyond the immediate bay area.
And some of the dive sites the centre runs.
The local reefs are characterised by healthy coral formations and a steady presence of various fish species. Divers will encounter a variety of reef fish amongst the coral structures during most dives.
For those interested in muck diving, the area is known for hosting rare and specialised species. The sandy and silty patches provide a habitat for macro life that requires a keen eye to spot.
Night diving is also an option, offering a different perspective on the local marine life as nocturnal species become active around the reefs and wrecks.
The diving in this area is generally characterised by easy conditions, with manageable currents that suit a wide range of experience levels. The local topography includes everything from shallow reef flats to deeper walls and wrecks.
Night dives are regularly organised, allowing divers to experience the shift in marine activity after sunset.
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