Menjangan Tour Snorkeling & Diving

Located in Pemuteran, Menjangan Tour Snorkeling & Diving serves as your gateway to the marine wonders of Menjangan Island. Situated within the Bali Barat National Park, the area is renowned for its untouched coral reefs and high biodiversity.

The centre focuses on providing access to these protected waters, offering a range of services for those looking to explore the reef flats and deeper walls. Whether you are looking for a guided snorkeling trip or a multi-day diving itinerary, the focus remains on the natural beauty of this specific corner of West Bali.

The team at Menjangan Tour Snorkeling & Diving is composed of professional guides dedicated to exploring the national park. They specialise in providing a structured experience for both novice snorkelers and more experienced divers.

Services are conducted in English, ensuring clear communication regarding dive briefings and safety procedures. The centre is geared towards providing a professional environment for those wanting to see the best of the Menjangan marine ecosystem.

The centre provides complete facilities to support your diving and snorkeling activities. This includes the availability of full kit hire for those not travelling with their own equipment.

Beyond the standard diving requirements, the centre also offers equipment for snorkeling and other local excursions. On-site facilities are designed to be comprehensive, supporting a smooth transition from the shore to the water.

The reefs around Menjangan Island are defined by their healthy coral architecture, including various soft corals, table corals, and leather corals. These structures support a massive biomass, including numerous species of Sponge (Porifera) and various crustaceans.

You will find a high density of colourful reef fish, including many species of Anthias, Damselfish (Pomacentridae), Fusilier (Caesio), and Surgeonfish (Acanthuridae). Larger residents such as sea turtles and Manta ray are also part of the local ecosystem, alongside various species of Jack (Carangidae) and Tuna (Thunnus).

For those interested in macro life, the area holds significant interest. You can look for Nudibranch (Chromodoris willani), Seahorse (Hippocampus), and various species of shrimp and crabs. The complex coral structures also provide habitats for Octopus (Octopoda), Cuttlefish (Sepiidae), and various species of Goby (Gobiidae), as well as more specialised creatures like the Ghost pipefish (Solenostomidae) and various species of Scorpionfish (Scorpaena).