Bali

Bali is a very special destination with a rich heritage, strong culture and of course, world class scuba diving. The waters of Bali are part of the coral triangle, which is the global centre of marine biodiversity. This area boasts 76% of the worlds coral species, as well as at least 2200 species of reef fish.

Airport: Ngurah Rai International Airport i (DPS)

Trip Duration: 5/6/7 Days Trip

Resort

Beginner to Advanced Diver

Destination Info 

Whilst geographically a small island, Bali has an extremely diverse range of diving, from tiny pygmy seahorses to the world famous military USAT Liberty wreck, the marine life around Bali is simply breathtaking. Beginners can enjoyed diving around Tulamben, Seraya, Amed, Padang Bai and Menjangan which have very light or no current at all. For advanced divers, with Bali offer thrilling drift dives around Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan. However, please excise extra care and respect when diving at the more challenging dive sites as some of the dive sites in Bali are notoriously known or strong and down current.

What to see

Bali is a very special destination with a rich heritage, strong culture and of course, world class scuba diving. The waters of Bali are part of the coral triangle, which is the global centre of marine biodiversity. This area boasts 76% of the worlds coral species, as well as at least 2200 species of reef fish.

Sample Itinerary

Depending on resorts

Dive Site Information
  •  Best time to visitMay till October.
  • Water Temp: South 22-22°C, North & Central 26-28°C,
  • Air Temp: 25-30°C
  • Visibility: 20-30 meters
  • Current: medium to strong
Getting There
Health & Insurance
  • Dive Insurance compulsory for this trip. We also strongly advise you get adequate travel insurance. Please check your travel insurance policy for your diving needs. If not covered then we recommend DiveAssure for single trip policy cover.
  • Dive Computer compulsoryon this trip.
  • Follow Safe Diving Practices at ALL times plus No Deco Diving and No Solo Diving.
  • Exposure Suit recommended to bring your own 5mm long semi-dry, rash-vest & hood for Southern Komodo cooler waters (between 22-26°C)

Our Recommendation

The tapestry of life for the Balinese revolves around the many ceremonies associated with their family, village and major temples. Offerings made from palm leaf, flowers and foodstuffs are an art form associated with every ritual occasion in Bali. You will see daily offerings placed outside homes, offices and shops every morning and evening. The Balinese use two calendars (12 lunar months and 210 days) as the basis for determining the appropriate days for ceremonies and festivals. The significance of the above is that you will often encounter ceremonies while you are here in Bali – and if today is a good day to get married, you’ll see a lot of wedding ceremonies!