Mydas Dive Center Pemuteran

Located in the village of Pemuteran in North Bali, Mydas Dive Center operates from a base of deep-rooted passion for the ocean. Established in 2005, the centre is run by divers who are directly involved in the local marine environment.

Beyond standard recreational diving, the centre is a key player in the Pemuteran Karang Lestari project. They utilise the Bio-rock method to actively restore the local reefs, allowing you to see firsthand how dive centres can contribute to coral conservation.

The team is composed of PADI MSDT instructors, Dive Masters, and other certified professionals. This high level of expertise ensures that the centre can support everything from entry-level discovery dives to advanced professional training.

Instruction is provided in English, making it easy to follow technical briefings and skill development. The staff focuses on precision and skill refinement, catering to those looking to move beyond basic certifications.

The centre offers a complete range of PADI courses, starting from Discover Scuba Diving for beginners through to Open Water Diver and Advanced Open Water.

For those looking to professionalise their skills, they provide training up to the level of Dive Master. They also offer Emergency First Responder courses and the Master Scuba Diver certification.

The centre provides a variety of kit for hire, including regulators, wetsuits, fins, and torches for night dives. All equipment is maintained to support both recreational and technical training needs.

For those staying locally, the Badini Homestay or Badini Rooms offer convenient accommodation close to the dive operations.

The reefs around Pemuteran are home to a variety of large pelagic species. You can often encounter Manta rays, Spanish mackerel, and various species of tuna.

For macro enthusiasts, the area offers excellent opportunities to find nudibranchs, octopuses, and scorpionfish. You may also spot seahorses, crabs, and various species of rays.

The reef structures themselves are vibrant, featuring healthy corals and diverse marine life including stingrays and various reef fish.

The area offers a variety of environments, from shallow reefs to deeper channel walls. Some sites, like Jeladi Willis, feature low currents, making them suitable for a wide range of divers.