
NusaBay Menjangan
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★ 9.4/10 (567 reviews)
16 km away as the crow flies
Dive centre · Pemuteran · Indonesia
5.069 Google reviewsExplore the rich macro life and dramatic walls of Menjangan Island with a specialised team focused on personalised service.
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Located in Pemuteran Bay in the North-West of Bali, Sea Rovers provides access to some of the most diverse marine environments in the region. The centre is ideally positioned to explore the waters near Menjangan Island and the surrounding national park, where the topography shifts from shallow reef flats to dramatic vertical walls.
Whether you are looking to explore the sheltered reefs of the bay or the deeper drop-offs of the island, the centre focuses on a personalised approach. They specialise in guiding divers through the varied habitats of the area, from muck diving sites to significant coral restoration projects.
The centre operates with a focus on small, manageable groups to ensure every diver receives individual attention. They maintain a maximum ratio of six divers per guide, though for training courses, they aim for an even smaller group of four.
Instruction and guiding are conducted in English, making it easy to navigate the technical aspects of a dive or a course. The team positions themselves as 'diving pirates,' prioritising a hands-on, professional service for those looking to explore the local waters.
Sea Rovers offers training through SSI, SDI, and TDI affiliations. Their curriculum covers the full spectrum of diver development, from initial certifications to more advanced training.
They provide instruction for those looking to progress through standard certification levels, as well as specialised training for those interested in the technical or professional aspects of diving.
Menjangan Island features impressive walls and vertical drop-offs suitable for all levels. It is a primary site for seeing larger marine life, such as turtles, against a backdrop of dramatic topography.
Pemuteran Bay offers a wide variety of environments, including reefs, wrecks, and an underwater temple. The area is also home to award-winning coral restoration projects that have transformed the local seabed.
Local sites such as Secret Bay and Puri Jati are dedicated to macro enthusiasts. These sites consist of sandy bottoms and reefs that are ideal for finding small, specialised creatures.
And some of the dive sites the centre runs.
The marine life in the Pemuteran and Menjangan area is defined by its diversity. On the larger reef structures and walls, you will regularly encounter sea turtles navigating the currents.
The macro life is a significant draw for photographers and keen observers. The sandy areas and reef edges are home to various nudibranchs and ghost pipefish, which require a keen eye to spot among the corals and rubble.
The habitats are rich with life, ranging from the colourful reef tops to the more specialised 'muck' environments where small critters thrive.
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