Arrows Dive

Located conveniently in the city centre of Lovina, Arrows Dive serves as a central hub for divers exploring the North Bali coastline. Established in 2018, the centre provides access to some of the region's most diverse underwater environments, from shallow, nutrient-rich bays to dramatic offshore walls.

The centre operates as a full-service PADI 5 Star facility, catering to both recreational divers and those looking to progress through their formal training. Its position in Lovina makes it an accessible base for trips heading towards the Bali Barat National Park and the northeast coast.

The team at Arrows Dive is comprised of professional instructors and Dive Masters who prioritise safety and technique. They approach every session by first meeting with divers to discuss desired outcomes and assess individual skill levels, ensuring that the dive profile matches the diver's ability.

As a PADI 5 Star centre, the staff is committed to maintaining high professional standards throughout all training and guided excursions. They focus on providing a structured environment where technical proficiency is encouraged for all participants.

Arrows Dive offers a comprehensive range of PADI training programmes. Beginners can start their journey with the Open Water Diver course, while those looking to expand their capabilities can progress to the Advanced Open Water Diver certification.

For divers moving into more advanced stages of their training, the centre also provides the Rescue Diver course and Emergency First Response (EFR) training.

The centre is a full-service shop offering high-quality equipment for those who prefer not to travel with their own kit. While specific brands are not listed, they provide the necessary components for a complete dive setup.

For those arriving with their own gear, the centre is well-positioned to support your diving needs in the Lovina area.

The diving conditions in the area vary significantly depending on the specific site. Secret Bay is known for strong currents, with flows through the channel reaching up to 7 knots.

At Secret Bay, the depth is influenced by the tide, with maximum depths of around 10 metres during high tide. Visibility in this area is highly dependent on the tidal cycle, ranging from 5 metres at low tide to 20 metres during high or incoming tides.