Diving in Bali

Diving in Bali is a safe and exciting adventure that will appeal to both beginners and experienced divers. Two dive spots are suitable for exploring the underwater world of the island: Blue Lagoon and Tulamben.

The waters of the Blue Lagoon are notable for marine inhabitants who amaze with their colors and diversity. Thousands of fish of various colors, moray eels, octopuses and starfish live in the local coral reef. Here you will feel an incredible unity with nature and feel like a part of the whole universe hiding in the ocean waters.

If you like sea adventures and mystical stories about sunken ships, then take a dive at the Tulamben dive spot. During the Second World War, the American 128-meter Liberty ship crashed in Tulamben Bay. Over the years, its own ecosphere has formed around the huge ship. The colorful coral reef goes to a depth of 30 meters. You will be fascinated by its beauty and the variety of living creatures and plants for which it has become a home. The seabed is sometimes covered with black sand, large pebbles, stones and pieces of frozen lava, which makes colored polyps, mollusks and fish look even more impressive.

Diving in Amed, specifically in Jemeluk Bay, is an excellent choice for beginners looking to explore calm and safe waters. You’ll find gentle currents, excellent visibility, and numerous vibrant coral reefs that shelter a variety of marine life. This area is renowned for its ideal conditions for first dives and its atmosphere of solitude and harmony with nature.

Experience a diving adventure and the incomparable feeling of weightlessness!