Tulamben Dive Adventures

Located in Karangasem, Tulamben Dive Adventures is a dedicated SSI dive centre situated in one of Bali's most significant diving hubs. The centre is run by Kadek and his son Andika, bringing nearly three decades of local expertise to every excursion.

Whether you are looking to complete your first open water qualification or you are an experienced diver searching for rare macro species on a muck dive, the team provides a professional and relaxed atmosphere. The centre is well-positioned to serve divers staying in Tulamben or the central Amed area.

The team is led by Kadek, who has been working in the Indonesian diving industry since 1997, alongside his son Andika. This family-run approach ensures a deeply personal connection to the local waters and a commitment to high-quality instruction.

The staff consists of local guides and instructors who possess an intimate knowledge of the biodiversity in the Tulamben area. All instruction and guidance is conducted in English, ensuring clear communication for international divers.

The centre is an SSI affiliated facility offering a comprehensive range of certifications. You can start your journey with the Open Water Diver course or progress through to Advanced Open Water.

For those looking to refine their skills or safety protocols, the centre offers the Nitrox Specialty, Stress and Rescue, and React Right courses. This range ensures that divers of all levels can find the specific training required for their goals.

The centre provides full equipment hire for those who prefer not to carry their own kit. All rentals are maintained to high standards to ensure reliability during your dives.

For divers looking to extend their bottom time, Nitrox is available and included for all certified divers. The facility is equipped to handle your needs for both exploration and training.

The reefs around Tulamben are defined by a rich tapestry of fixed life. You will encounter vibrant soft corals and large coral formations, alongside various colourful sponges and anemones.

In the water column and around the reefs, you can observe turtles and reef sharks. Larger pelagics such as tuna and various shark species are also part of the local ecosystem.

For macro enthusiasts, the area is exceptional. You can find pygmy seahorses, mimic octopuses, and harlequin shrimp on the sandy slopes and reef flats.

Other specialised creatures frequently spotted include ribbon eels, clownfish, and various species of nudibranchs, as well as boxer crabs and coconut crabs.

The diving in this area includes a variety of environments, from shallow reefs to deep walls and sandy slopes. The sites range from beginner-friendly reef flats to advanced wreck penetrations.