Plongée sous-marine et snorkeling

Plongée sous-marine et snorkeling

Bali’s coral reefs are among the most biodiverse in the world. Whether you’re a certified diver or a first-time snorkeler, the underwater world here will leave you in awe.

Best Dive Sites

Tulamben’s USAT Liberty shipwreck is Bali’s most famous dive. Nusa Penida offers manta ray cleaning stations and the chance to see mola-mola (July–October). Amed’s coral gardens are perfect for beginners.

Snorkeling Highlights

Blue Lagoon at Padang Bai, Jemeluk Bay in Amed, and Menjangan Island in West Bali National Park offer excellent snorkeling from the shore or by boat.

Getting Certified

Numerous PADI and SSI dive centres offer Open Water certifications from US$450. Courses take 3–4 days and include pool training plus open-water dives.