Tulamben Wreck Divers Resort

Located on the north-east coast of Bali in Karangasem, Tulamben Wreck Divers Resort is positioned for immediate access to some of the region's most famous dive sites. The resort is situated just a short walk from the USAT Liberty, a legendary wreck that defines the local diving scene.

The complex is designed to accommodate both training and relaxation, featuring a variety of accommodation types including Deluxe, Superior, and Penthouse options. These rooms are tucked away in a cool, shaded garden behind the main dive shop, providing a quiet space to rest between dives.

The centre is managed by Pak Wayan and operates with a focus on professional instruction and regional exploration. All site communications and dive operations are conducted in English.

Beyond diving, the resort provides a range of local excursions including rafting and temple tours. For those looking to recover between sessions, on-site massage services and a café/restaurant are available to guests.

The centre provides a full range of training from entry-level to advanced certifications. You can complete your Open Water Diver or Advanced Open Water Diver courses on-site.

For divers looking to expand their technical skills, the centre offers Rescue and Nitrox courses. These certifications are essential for those planning to extend their bottom times or increase their safety margins on more demanding sites.

The resort features two swimming pools, including one specifically designed for dive training with a large, deep bottom for practicing skills.

For those preferring to dive from land, the proximity to the USAT Liberty makes shore diving a primary option. The facility also provides various excursion services, including air-conditioned transport for regional trips.

The marine life around Tulamben is characterised by diverse hard and soft corals. You will frequently encounter various species of sponges and fan corals decorating the reef structures and walls.

On the walls and reefs, look for a variety of marine life thriving among the sponges and fan corals. The local ecology provides a rich backdrop for both reef and wreck diving.