Twelve dives across East Bali's best sites, plus an optional night dive
Wreck, walls, drop-offs, and pelagics, guided by Gusti, a local dive master who's spent his life in these waters.
Liberty Wreck
A 120m WWII cargo ship sitting just off the beach in Tulamben, the most-dived wreck in the world for good reason. Shore entry over volcanic rock, resident bumphead parrotfish, a school of jacks, and coral covering every surface.
Coral Garden
Right next to the Liberty, a shallow, richly grown reef of hard and soft coral. This is the macro-photography dive: nudibranchs, pygmy seahorses, the small stuff Tulamben is known for.
The Drop-Off
A wall that starts in a couple of meters of water and falls away fast, formed from lava after Mount Agung's 1963 eruption. Reef sharks and turtles patrol it regularly.
Jemeluk Wall
A rich coral wall along Amed's Jemeluk Bay. Gray reef, white-tip, and black-tip sharks all show up here, alongside dense, healthy coral cover.
Amed Pyramids
An artificial reef of sunken pyramid structures, now colonized by coral and stacked with reef life: snapper, pufferfish, ghost pipefish, blue-spotted stingrays, and garden eels on the sandy stretches between.
Gili Biaha
Known for its shark cave, where white-tip reef sharks rest during the day in a sheltered lagoon. A shallower, calmer dive than some of the boat sites, but the sharks are close to guaranteed.
Manta Point
The dive everyone books this trip for. A shallow cleaning station off Nusa Penida with a manta encounter rate around 95%. Conditions can bring surge and current, but this is the payoff dive.
Reefs Along the Way
Beyond the named sites, East Bali is lined with healthy fringing reef, soft corals, reef fish, and the everyday life that fills the water between the headline dives.
Night Dive
An optional add-on for anyone who wants it: back on the Liberty after dark, when the giant bumphead parrotfish tuck in for the night and a different cast of nocturnal creatures comes out to work the same reef. Participation is subject to certification, recent diving experience, conditions, and approval by the dive guide.
Water stays 81-83°F year-round, so a 3mm wetsuit is plenty. Open Water certification is the minimum for the whole trip; Manta Point runs smoother with Advanced Open Water or deeper current experience. Flag it at booking if you're unsure and we'll help you decide.
Nitrox is available for certified Enriched Air divers, just let us know at booking. Additional charges apply.
Not every dive is listed here. The remaining sites on your 12-dive itinerary are selected by Gusti based on conditions, tides, and where the diving is best that week.
Still want more time underwater? Additional dives may be arranged for qualified guests, subject to scheduling, conditions, and availability. Additional diving is priced separately.
