Nemo Divers Bali

Located in Pemuteran, Nemo Divers Bali has been a fixture of the Indonesian archipelago for over 24 years. The centre operates with a focus on the unique marine ecosystems of the region, particularly the highly regarded reefs of Menjangan Island.

From the Pemuteran beach, you can reach the diving sites in approximately 30 minutes by boat. The centre provides a professional foundation for both local reef exploration and structured training programmes, catering to a wide range of experience levels.

The centre is run with a professional yet family-oriented service model, drawing on more than two decades of local expertise. This long-standing presence in the Indonesian archipelago ensures a deep understanding of the local dive sites and marine conditions.

Instruction is provided in English, Indonesian, German, and Japanese, making it accessible for an international group of divers. For those undertaking training, the centre provides a dedicated air-conditioned classroom equipped with visual aids such as TVs and DVDs to support your learning.

The centre offers a structured range of training, beginning with the Open Water Diver course. They also provide the Rescue Diver certification for those looking to progress their safety skills and experience.

Course packages are comprehensive, covering all required materials, manuals, dive logs, and certification fees. For students completing the Open Water Diver course, the centre can also arrange two nights of accommodation.

The centre operates three luxury fast boats designed for efficient transit to the dive sites. These vessels carry up to 6 divers or 10 snorkellers per trip, ensuring a focused and manageable group size on the water.

Departures are made directly from the beach at Pemuteran, reaching the Menjangan Island reefs in about 30 minutes. The boats are suited for daily excursions, including tailored outings and diving safaris.

Nemo Divers Bali maintains a high standard of kit, providing full equipment hire using professional brands including Aqua Lung, Sea Quest, and Scubapro. This ensures that whether you are bringing your own regulator or hiring a full set, the reliability of the gear is a priority.

For those enrolling in training programmes, the centre includes the necessary diving equipment, manuals, and dive logs within the course package. They also handle the logistics of land and sea transport, as well as site entry fees.

The reefs around Menjangan are characterised by a rich variety of fixed life, including diverse soft corals, table corals, and leather corals. You will find a healthy environment populated by various sponges and colourful reef fish such as Anthias, Damselfish, and Butterflyfish.

For those interested in larger pelagics and reef residents, the area is home to turtles, Eagle ray (Aetobatus), and various species of sharks, including Whitetip reef shark (Triaenodon obesus) and Reef shark (Carcharhinus). Schools of fish, such as Fusilier (Caesio) and Jacks (Carangidae), are common sights across the reef flats.

Macro enthusiasts will find plenty to observe on the seabed, including Nudibranchs, Seahorse (Hippocampus), and various species of Shrimp (Caridea). The area also hosts a variety of crustaceans, Octopus (Octopoda), and specialised creatures like the Ghost pipefish (Solenostomidae) and Garden eel (Gorgasia).

Diving in this region is primarily focused on the reefs surrounding Menjangan Island. The proximity of the sites to Pemuteran allows for efficient transit, with the boat journey taking roughly 30 minutes.