Whether you're looking for fantastic shore diving spots or more off-the-beaten path dive sites, discover our top picks for where to dive in Bali below...
Where to Go Diving in Bali
Where to go in Bali
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Amed and Tulamben
A shore diver's dream, Tulamben and Amed offer a relaxed approach to days spent diving at leisure along the northeast coat of Bali. This tranquil...
Manggis & Padang Bai
An easy hour-and-a-half drive from Denpasar, in a quiet bay on the east coast of Bali, Manggis somehow feel worlds away from Bali’s capital...
Nusa Penida
Lying just off the east coast of Bali, Nusa Penida is an amazing little island with a lot to offer. Known best for mola mola sightings between...
Nusa Lembongan
Nusa Lembongan is a small, laid-back island known for its world-class surf breaks, postcard-worthy beaches and exhilarating drift dives. Less...
Seraya Secrets
A few short miles from Tulamben, Seraya Secrets is a top choice for muck diving. Visit Original Diving to learn more about diving Seraya Secrets.
Crystal Bay
Crystal Bay is a secluded sandy cove on the western side of Nusa...
Manta Point
Manta Point, on the southern side of Nusa Penida, is by...
Secret Bay
Secret Bay is a renowned muck diving spot on the northwest side of Bali, a world away from the hustle and bustle of the busy south. Although...
The Wall in Amed
Amed, on Bali’s east coast, is a well-known spot among muck and macro enthusiasts. While it’s often over-shadowed by nearby Tulamben, home...
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Alila Manggis
A secluded, charming boutique hotel located on the east coast of Bali, Alila Manggis is nestled in a coconut grove between the sea and the towering...
The Oberoi Lombok
All rooms feature a private shaded terrace with garden or ocean views, sunken marble garden baths and butler service, while some also have private...
The Menjangan
Escaping the tourist track, The Menjangan is a peaceful luxury retreat located on the boundary of Bali Barat National Park – set just away...
Mermaid II
Cruising the waters of Raja Ampat and Komodo, Mermaid II is a comfortable 108ft yacht with an experienced, professional dive crew.
Siddhartha Ocean Front Resort & Spa
Located on the calm, undeveloped east coast of Bali, set right on the beach and boasting more than 350m of house reef, Siddhartha Ocean Front...
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Top Five Destinations to Get Your Divemaster
If you want to turn your passion into a profession, the Divemaster certification represents the first rung on the diving professional ladder. The course, which lasts from three weeks to six months, qualifies you to work as a dive guide and assist instructors. With unlimited access to local…
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Top Five Destinations to Get Your Advanced Certification
The Advanced Open Water Diver certification gives divers more freedom on their dive holidays. Being certified to dive deeper opens up a whole world of new dive sites to explore across the planet and can allow you to enjoy underwater experiences that were previously off-limits. Aside from the…
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Day Trips to Dive Nusa Penida
The narrow Badung Strait separates Bali's south-east coastline from a cluster of three islands: Nusa Ceningan, Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida. Between them, the three islands are home to some of Bali's most exhilarating dive sites. While the water can be cooler than Bali's northern shore and…
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The Best Diving in Northern Bali
With dense jungles, terraced rice paddies, beautiful beaches and evocative temples, it's no surprise that Bali is the most visited island in Indonesia. While this volcanic island's popularity continues to skyrocket, northern Bali provides a welcome reprise from the thongs of tourists further…
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The Best Diving in Eastern Bali
Thanks to a slew of Instagrammable spots (Pura Lempuyang Temple, for starters), eastern Bali has skyrocketed in popularity over the past few years. However, this region has managed to keep some lesser-known secrets beneath the waves. From thriving coral reefs to volcanic seamounts, caves and…
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