Best of Bali Diving

Scuba Diving in Padangbai is one of the best and most diverse around Bali. There are several very good spots for beginners and for advanced scuba divers. You can choose your dive site in Padangbai based entirely on you interests.

More challenging diving sites with currents have a great opportunity to spot reef sharks, tunas, various rays, turtles and schools of fish. Macro lovers and underwater photographers will definitely enjoy the diverse macro life at Jepun, Blue Lagoon or Jetty.

Check our Padangbai Spacial Bali Diving or Padangbai Bali for more information about diving in Padangbai.

Amed is a very good diving spot for macro and muck diving enthusiasts. The Amed dive sites stretch along the coast of Amed village. The two we usually dive are the Jemeluk Bay and Fish Pyramids. The north east coast of Amed should really not to be missed by any diver diving in Bali.

Due to its close proximity of the Mount Agung volcano, the sand in Amed is black and it makes very unusual contrast with the colourful corals and marine life. Whether you go diving Jemeluk or Pyramids, the transfer part from the beach to the dive site is done by a traditional boat Jukung.

Check our Bali Macro Diving Special or Amed Bali for more information about diving in Amed.

Strong currents are a thing that often defines the diving at Gili Mimpang or Tepekong. Of course currents can make the diving quite challenging, yet they brings here the rich variety of marine life. Both of the Gilis (islands) consist of lovely swim-throughs, walls and slopes covered in coral. We recommend this two Bali dive sites always as highlight of Bali diving for experienced divers.

Big pelagic, sharks and Mola Mola in season are very common companion on most of the dives here. If you are looking for great diving underwater adventure you have found the right dive sites.

Check our East Bali Highlights Bali Special Diving or Gili Mimpang Bali for more information about diving in Mimpang and Tepekong.