Dive sites in Bali

Crystal Bay →

Explore Crystal Bay, a dynamic site known for Mola Mola encounters, vibrant corals, and a unique underwater bat cave.

Toyapakeh →

Explore Toyapakeh, où des formations coralliennes exceptionnelles et une vie marine abondante prospèrent sous l'influence de courants dynamiques.

USAT Liberty Wreck →

Explore the USAT Liberty, a 120-meter World War II cargo ship wreck, transformed into a vibrant coral reef teeming with diverse marine life, accessible directly from shore.

Padang Bai →

Plongez à Padang Bai, un carrefour de biodiversité marine mêlant coraux vibrant, épaves et macrofaune, accessible sur la côte Est de Bali.

Seraya Secret →

Explore the black volcanic sand slopes of Seraya Secret, a macro diver's paradise teeming with rare and camouflaged marine life.

Japanese Wreck →

Explore a shallow, vibrant wreck off Amed's shores, an artificial reef teeming with marine life.

Menjangan Island →

Menjangan Island offers an exceptional dive experience primarily defined by its extensive wall diving, providing an immersive experience for all skill levels.

Blue Lagoon →

Blue Lagoon offers a dual character of sandy slopes and vibrant coral walls, teeming with diverse marine life for divers of all levels.

Jemeluk Bay →

Jemeluk Bay offers a sheltered dive experience directly from the shore, providing access to both thriving coral gardens and unique underwater sculptures.

Mawan →

Descend onto Mawan's white sandy slopes and coral gardens, where manta rays frequent cleaning stations in shallow waters, offering close encounters.

Gili Selang →

Navigate the 'Selang Express' at Bali's easternmost point, where oceanic currents bring pelagic encounters to a reef rich with hard and soft corals.

Secret Bay →

Descend into Secret Bay's unique black sand environment to encounter a concentrated diversity of rare macro life, thriving in a shallow, nutrient-rich setting.

Bunutan →

Begin your dive at Bunutan over a sand field teeming with garden eels, then drift along a vibrant reef slope where pelagic life often moves through.

Pyramids →

Descend into a unique artificial reef system in Amed, where concrete pyramids have forged a thriving ecosystem from 5 to 40 metres.

Batu Niti →

Descend along the lava flow from Mount Agung’s 1963 eruption, diving a unique black volcanic reef that transitions into a sand slope teeming with macro life.

Emerald →

Emerald offers a unique dive profile, transitioning from a calm white sandy bay to a sloping coral reef that plunges to 40 meters, punctuated by volcanic rock formations.

Melasti →

Melasti offers a unique blend of vibrant coral gardens and rich black sand slopes, making it a prime location for both macro enthusiasts and reef divers.

Puri Jati →

Descend onto the black volcanic sand of Puri Jati and discover a macro world where some of the ocean's most unique creatures thrive, offering unparalleled opportunities for close-up photography.

Lipah Bay →

Explore a shallow Japanese wreck and a thriving coral nursery within a calm, sheltered bay.

Jepun →

Descend onto the white sand reef of Jepun, where a small artificial wreck shelters diverse macro life and schooling reef fish.

Kubu Reefs →

Explore Kubu Reefs, a diverse shore dive revealing extensive coral gardens and rich macro life, extending to a maximum depth of 24 meters.

Kubu →

At Kubu, you will navigate the Boga Wreck, a relatively recent addition to Bali's underwater landscape, surrounded by diverse soft coral growth and a vibrant nudibranch population.

Lembongan Bay →

Lembongan Bay offers a protected environment, making it an ideal location for exploring a diverse macro world across its sandy bottom and coral bommies.

Sidem →

Descend into Sidem, a rich macro environment in Amed where rocky slopes and artificial structures harbor a diversity of small creatures, with an occasional pelagic passing through the blue.

Anker Wreck →

A fragmented wooden wreck resting on a steep slope, connected to a shallow anchor by a long chain.

Amed Wall →

Descend along Amed Wall to discover sloping reefs and steep drop-offs, where strong currents sometimes invite drift dives and hammerhead sightings.

Manta Point →

Manta Point offers an unparalleled opportunity to witness reef and oceanic manta rays in their natural cleaning stations, often in large numbers.

Jetty de Padang Bai →

Descend into the submerged structure of an abandoned cruise ship jetty, now a thriving artificial reef and dedicated macro habitat.

Candidasa →

Candidasa offers challenging currents and diverse marine life, including significant pelagic encounters for experienced divers on Bali's eastern coast.

Shark Point, Padang Bai →

Shark Point in Padang Bai offers encounters with resident white-tip reef sharks and extensive coral gardens.

Jemeluk →

Explore Jemeluk's diverse underwater landscape, from shallow coral gardens to vertical walls dropping to 60 metres, complemented by artificial reefs and an abundance of reef life.

Jemeluk Wall →

Descend Jemeluk Wall to discover a vibrant ecosystem, from shallow sandy slopes hiding macro life to deeper sections with schooling pelagics and large barrel sponges.

Batu Kelebit →

Descend into the vibrant underwater world of Batu Kelebit, where colossal pinnacles rise from a white sandy seabed, teeming with pelagic life and spectacular coral formations.

Sanur Channel →

Sanur Channel offers a gentle sandy slope dropping to 20 meters, serving as an ideal training ground and home to diverse reef fish.

Monkey Reef →

Monkey Reef offers a distinct dive profile in Tulamben, moving across a coral slope and sandy patches where you can spend an entire dive focused on the intricate world of macro marine life.

Deep Blue →

Deep Blue offers an exhilarating drift dive along a dramatic wall in Amed, often bringing encounters with schooling pelagics and reef sharks in stronger currents.

Alamanda →

Alamanda offers a gently sloping coral reef teeming with macro life, just a short boat ride from Tulamben's shore.

Jeladi Wilis →

Descend to a vibrant coral garden at Jeladi Wilis, where octopuses hide in the reef and reef sharks patrol the sandy expanses.

Batu Ringgit →

Descend into the rocky landscapes of Batu Ringgit, where vibrant coral formations meet the elusive Halimeda ghost pipefish.

Ghost Bay →

Ghost Bay offers a unique opportunity to explore an artificial reef crafted from discarded objects, revealing a dense ecosystem of macro life.

Penjor Reef →

Descend onto Penjor Reef's gradual slope to spend time with abundant macro life and vibrant soft corals.

Coral Garden de Tulamben →

Coral Garden offers an exceptional blend of natural and artificial reefs, teeming with rare macro life and larger pelagics, making it a versatile dive for all levels.

Blue Corner →

Descend into Blue Corner and feel the pulse of the ocean as strong currents deliver an impressive array of pelagic life, from sharks to the elusive Mola Mola.

Gili Tepekong →

Descend along the steep walls of Gili Tepekong, where coral gardens conceal resident sharks and the challenging Canyon pulsates with unpredictable currents.

Jangka Point →

Descend into the vibrant underwater world of Jangka Point, a drift dive through a unique mangrove forest and a slope adorned with massive sponge formations.

Gili Biaha →

Descend into the heart of an ancient volcanic blowhole, where a dramatic crescent-shaped rock formation gives way to a spacious cave, a magnet for pelagic encounters.

Gili Mimpang →

Descend along the steep, coral-covered wall of Gili Mimpang, where pelagic life often moves through the open water and white-tip reef sharks patrol the depths.

Bias Tugel →

Descend along the steep, coral-covered slope of Bias Tugel, where vibrant reef life thrives in gentle currents just south of Padang Bai.

Drop Off →

Explore a dramatic volcanic wall teeming with diverse marine life, from intricate filter feeders to schooling trevally and elusive reef sharks.

Tulamben Wall →

Descend along Tulamben's dramatic volcanic wall, where intricate overhangs and abundant reef life plunge from the surface to depths beyond 60 metres.

Kubu Indah →

Directly accessible from the beach, Kubu Indah's House Reef offers a rich tapestry of hard and soft corals, providing immediate access to abundant macro life and reef fish.

Liberty →

Explore the 120-meter USAT Liberty, a World War II cargo ship resting on a sloping sandy bottom just off Tulamben beach, offering a complex structure teeming with marine life.

Bat Cave →

Descend the vibrant walls of Bat Cave, where a hidden air pocket above the surface houses a bustling colony of bats.

Tulamben Bay →

Tulamben Bay offers a unique combination of wreck diving on the USS Liberty and diverse reef exploration, all accessible from shore in generally calm conditions.

Batu Belah →

Batu Belah offers a distinct dive experience in Bali, exploring a vibrant coral aggregation laid out on a sandy bed, a contrast to the volcanic reefs nearby.

Bio-Wreck →

Two artificial reef structures, deployed in 2005, form an interconnected network around Bali's largest known coral colony, drawing a diverse ecosystem into Pemuteran Bay.

Gili Biaha & Gili Lipha →

Explore the dramatic wall of Gili Biaha, where strong currents bring pelagic life, or the gentler slopes of Gili Lipha, rich with reef fish.

Batu Emerald →

Explore the diverse artificial reef structures and natural pinnacles of Batu Emerald, a site known for its barrel sponges, reef sharks, and the occasional thresher shark sighting.

Nusa Penida/Lembongan/Ceningan →

Descend into the exhilarating currents of Nusa Penida, Lembongan, and Ceningan, where steep walls and vibrant reefs host giant mantas, moonfish, and schools of pelagic life.

Pos 2 →

Descend along a vibrant wall at Pos 2 – Menjangan, where consistent currents invite pelagic encounters and offer a dynamic dive through schooling fish.

Deep Reef →

Descend along the abrupt walls of Deep Reef Pemuteran, where an astonishing plateau at 12 metres bursts with life after a journey to 38 metres.

Kubu Boga Wreck →

Descend onto the Kubu Boga Wreck, a 43-meter cargo ship intentionally sunk to create a vibrant artificial reef, complete with a submerged VW Safari car on its lower deck.

Anchor Wreck →

Descend the wall of Menjangan to explore the remains of a 19th-century wooden wreck, where its anchor sits at 6 metres and the hull plunges to 50 metres.

Jetty →

Descend into a bustling, shallow ecosystem teeming with frogfish, octopuses, and nudibranchs, perfect for macro enthusiasts and new divers alike.

Napoleon Reef →

Napoleon Reef in Pemuteran offers a diverse underwater landscape, from shallow coral gardens to dramatic 35-meter walls, all within an ancient volcanic chain.

Boga Wreck →

Descend into the hold of the 50-meter Boga Wreck, a purpose-sunk vessel now teeming with marine life and hidden treasures like statues and cars.

Eel Garden →

Descend into a vibrant wall dive that showcases some of Menjangan's most diverse and healthy coral ecosystems, where garden eels sway in the sandy patches and pygmy seahorses find refuge.

Coral Garden →

Descend into Coral Garden, where the vibrant reef life of Menjangan's northeast point unfolds between 3 and 28 metres.

Close Encounters →

Descend into the rich marine tapestry of Close Encounters, where the promise of a pelagic sighting is as constant as the current itself.

Biorock →

Descend into Pemuteran Bay to explore the globally recognized Biorock coral restoration site, where innovative electrified structures foster new life.

Middle Reef →

Begin your descent over the vibrant offshore coral gardens of Middle Reef, where schools of jackfish, sweetlips, and batfish glide between soft corals and a gentle reef profile invites exploration.

Kubu Monkey Reef →

Descend into Kubu Monkey Reef's vibrant coral garden, where giant barrel sponges and sea fans create a world for pygmy seahorses and frogfish.