Bubble Dive Pemuteran

Bubble Dive Pemuteran is situated in the centre of Pemuteran, West Bali, providing a convenient base for exploring the diverse marine ecosystems of the region. The centre is well-positioned to access both the local reef flats and the more remote, highly regarded sites further afield.

Whether you are looking for a quiet shore dive on the local house reef or a boat trip to the national park, the centre organises trips that balance exploration with professional guidance. Their location allows for easy access to the best of West Bali's underwater scenery.

The team at Bubble Dive Pemuteran is PADI affiliated and composed of professional instructors and Dive Masters. They are known for their attentive approach to safety and their ability to guide divers toward significant marine life encounters.

The centre is equipped to handle a variety of diver profiles, from families with children to those seeking more structured training. They offer instruction in both English and French, ensuring clear communication during briefings and in-water training.

Bubble Dive Pemuteran offers a full range of PADI training programmes. Beginners can start with an Introductory Dive or work towards their PADI Open Water Diver certification.

For those looking to expand their skills, the centre provides the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course. They also offer specialized training, such as Night Diving, to help you experience the reef after sunset.

The centre organises boat trips to Menjangan Island, which involves a short drive followed by a boat journey from the mainland. These trips include lunch and drinks on board, allowing you to focus on the diving.

For those looking to extend their experience, the centre also facilitates trips to the Tulamben area to visit the USS Liberty wreck. These excursions are organised as part of comprehensive packages that include transportation and meals.

The centre provides essential diving kit for your trips, including tanks and weight belts. For those staying on shore, they offer various services to support your diving schedule.

Accommodation is available on-site, featuring rooms with air conditioning and breakfast included. This makes it possible to organise your diving and rest within the same location.

The reefs are home to a diverse array of larger species, including reef sharks (Carcharhinus), turtles, and stingrays. You can often observe schooling barracuda, giant groupers, and various species of snapper and jack moving through the water.

Macro enthusiasts will find plenty to explore among the corals and crevices. The area is known for its variety of nudibranchs, frogfish (Antennarius), and seahorses (Hippocampus kuda). Look closely for octopus (Octopus vulgaris), stonefish, and various types of shrimp and crabs.

The seabed and reef structures are decorated with soft corals, table corals, and leather corals, alongside sponges (Porifera) and anemones. These habitats support a wide range of colourful reef fish, such as angelfish (Pomacanthidae), parrotfish (Calotomus), and clownfish (Amphiprion).

Diving in the Pemuteran area is characterised by warm tropical waters, typically ranging between 27°C and 30°C. The local sites, particularly the Biorock and house reefs, allow for convenient access via shore dives.

While many sites are easily accessible, trips to Menjanagan Island involve a boat transfer. The availability of night diving at both local sites and the USS Liberty wreck adds significant variety to the local diving schedule.