Fun diving Menjangan Island
Fun Diving at Menjangan Island offers an unforgettable underwater adventure just off the coast of North Bali. Departing from Teluk Terima, divers will enjoy a scenic boat ride across calm waters — and if you’re lucky, you might even spot dolphins playing along the way. Menjangan Island is famous for its crystal-clear visibility, dramatic coral walls, and abundant marine life including reef fish, turtles, and the occasional pelagic visitor. With two guided dives, you’ll explore some of Bali’s most pristine coral gardens, followed by a relaxing lunch on the island during the surface interval before heading back to shore. It’s the perfect balance of diving excitement and tropical island serenity.
Try Scuba Menjangan Island
New to diving? Our try scuba program is a safe and exciting introduction to the underwater world. Learn basic skills in shallow water and experience a real dive, always guided 1-on-1.
Fun diving Pemuteran Bay
Diving at Pemuteran Bay’s Biorock offers a fascinating blend of marine conservation and natural beauty. This world-renowned site is home to the largest Biorock coral restoration project on the planet, where artificial reef structures powered by low-voltage electricity help corals grow faster and stronger. Divers can explore a variety of metal sculptures and reef formations now covered in thriving corals, teeming with colorful reef fish, nudibranchs, sea turtles, and occasional schooling jacks. The shallow, calm waters make it ideal for both beginners and experienced divers, while witnessing firsthand how innovative technology and community effort have successfully revived the reef ecosystem of Pemuteran Bay.
Macro Hunt Secret Bay
Macro Hunt at Secret Bay is a dream come true for underwater photographers and critter lovers. Located near Gilimanuk, just a short drive from Pemuteran, Secret Bay is a shallow, muck-style dive site famous for its rich biodiversity and rare marine species. With calm, cool waters and seagrass beds, divers can spot fascinating macro subjects such as ghost pipefish, seahorses, frogfish, nudibranchs, and mimic octopus hiding among the sand and debris. Though it may look unassuming from the surface, Secret Bay reveals a hidden world beneath — making it one of Bali’s best spots for macro diving and an essential stop for keen underwater shooters.