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Manta Point Bali
Usually there are many Mantas cruising this cleaning station. The site is a shallow coastal reef full of leather corals and sponges. We can also see nurse sharks, cleaner fish, nudibranchs and the usual reef fish. The swell can be strong.
Crystal Bay Bali
Crystal Bay is famous in Bali as one of the cleaning stations for the Mola Mola (Giant Ocean Sunfish). The fish life is very rich with a large variety of hard and soft corals. All the usual reef fish are found here plus much macro but the main attraction has to be the Mola Mola. Currents can be difficult here, depending on the moon cycle, so not a place for the novice diver.
Biaha
Gili Biaha is a small island with deep walls and sloping reef with a shark cave at 12 meters Large chance of spotting white tip reef sharks inside the cave. Moderate to strong currents at Biaha make for challenging diving.
Tepekong
Tepekong is a small island off CandiDasa with reef slopes, vertical walls, a swim through and a shark cave. Good chance of seeing white tip reef sharks. Plus all the usual reef fish and macro on the leather coral slopes. Currents mild is to strong, especially in the Canyon.
Tulamben
Tulamben is a shore dive over large pebble coastline. 120 meter long 1942 shipwreck is Bali’s most popular dive site. With a huge variety of hard and soft coral completely covering the wreck including large barrel sponges and sea fans. Very high density of reef fish, surgeon fish, rabbit fish, potato groupers, napoleon wrasse, bump head parrot fish and usually one large barracuda. Easy diving, very little current, plus a gigantic swirl of schooling big eye trevallies are a highlight above the wreck.
Cemeluk -
Amed has the best variety of hard corals in Bali. Further a huge variety of tropical reef fish; grouper, trigger, scorpion and parrot fish (Bump heads), moray eels, if lucky small reef sharks.
Padang Bai
Minutes away from our dive center are 7 different dive sites on and around Blue Lagoon. Great variety from sites for the novice to the very experienced diver, a haven for photographers with a myriad of species to pose for a portrait (Moray Eels, Leaf Scorpion fish, Stonefish, Lionfish, Seahorse). Large variety of hard and soft coral bommies. Mild to moderate currents, ideal for beginners