Evolution Diver - Centre de plongée Amed BALI

Located in the Karangasem Regency of Bali, Evolution Diver serves as a dedicated hub for divers looking to explore the rich marine life of Amed and the nearby Tulamben coast. Established in 2015, the centre has spent years refining a service that balances professional standards with a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.

Whether you are looking to take your first breaths underwater or are working towards a professional career, the centre provides the necessary infrastructure, including an on-site training pool and air-conditioned classrooms. The proximity to world-renowned sites makes it an ideal base for both short trips and extended stays.

The centre is run by a team of five instructors, ensuring a high level of attention for every diver. They operate with a strict ratio of no more than 4 divers per guide, allowing for a personalised approach to both training and exploration.

Instruction is available in both French and English, making it accessible for international divers. The staff includes experienced professionals qualified through SSI and ADIP, providing a high standard of safety and technical expertise.

Evolution Diver provides a comprehensive range of SSI certifications. For those starting out, they offer Try Scuba and Scuba Diver courses, leading into Open Water Diver and Advanced Open Water Diver.

For those looking to advance their skills or career, the centre offers various Specialties and the Divemaster level. They also provide ADIP training and professional-level instruction.

The centre offers a full range of rental kit, with all equipment being carefully selected and prepared for each dive. This ensures that your BCD, regulator, and fins are in top condition before you head out.

For shore-based training, the facility includes a dedicated swimming pool for skills practice and air-conditioned classrooms for theoretical study.

The reefs and wrecks of the Amed and Tulamben area are teeming with life. You will frequently encounter sea turtles, clownfish, and various species of anemones.

For those interested in larger pelagics, the area is known to host sharks and various species of squid. You may also spot cuttlefish and various types of moray eels patrolling the reef structures.

Macro life enthusiasts can look for octopus, toadfish, and juvenile emperor angelfish. The biodiversity also includes cowfish and various species of reef fish like the honeycomb moray eel.