Diving in Bali

Lying strategically in the center of the Indo-Pacific rim which covers the Indian and Pacific Ocean, the Indonesian archipelago is home to a plethora of marine life. It has a same species of fish as those found in Hawaii and the Red Sea. In fact, the tropical marine life in Indonesian water is more diverse than elsewhere in the world, and new species are being discovered. Therefore Bali is not only a paradise on land but also a paradise underwater.

A pleasant warm climate averaging 27 degree Celsius all year around and good visibility in Bali’s waters await every diver to its impressive dive sites. The best time of the year for diving is the dry season from April to October while the wet season from November to March can be quiet torrential. Even the water close to the shore, there are excellent diving and snorkeling areas teeming with a wide range of tropical fish. Dolphin, rays, sperm and blue whales, sea snakes and moray eels are frequently sighted and the reefs are in primitive condition.

The best places for diving and snorkeling in Bali are in the off-shore waters of Padang Bai and Candi Dasa in the east, at Tulamben and Amed, and in the north at Lovina and its beautiful beach. Further on is Pemuteran and in the western tip of Bali is Labuan Lalang, the kick-off point to Menjangan Island, an uninhabited island with excellent dive sites. Nearly 7000 hectares of coral reef and coastal waters are protected as a part of the Bali Barat National Park, including Menjangan Island.

In southern Bali, the reef in Sanur, the island of Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Penida, and in Gili Air, Gili Trawangan, and Gili Meno in Lombok are all popular diving destinations.

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Remark:

• Minimal participant 2 person.
• Price included hotel transfer, lunch, soft drink, insurance, equipment, dive guide.