Diving in bali

Everything you need to know about the Gili Meno statues: discover the beautiful underwater statues on the Gili Islands between Lombok and Bali.

Great diving around Nusa Lembongan en Nusa Penida!!

Without experiencing the waters surrounding Indonesia, you have hardly seen the country at all. Land mass made up entirely of archipelagos, it has the longest coastline on the planet containing 20% of the world’s coral reefs. For this reason, we have recently partnered with Nyoman and his brother, two experienced local seamen from Nusa Lembongan, to offer guests an authentic day out exploring the waters surrounding Bali.

1. Tegalalang Rice Terraces Tegalalang Rice Terraces is a valley of rice paddies, located north of Ubud. During the daytime, Tegalalang is an incredibly

The underwater sculptures around Bali are sending a strong message about sustainable ocean exploration and ecotourism; two concepts that thrill us to no end. Amed, Permuteran, Nusa Dua, Gili Meno and Lombok are just some of the locations where you can spot underwater sculptures while snorkelling or diving in Bali. For those of you who have seen these images in inflight magazines and felt intrigued, here is the story behind the aquatic exhibition.

Maggie Wilson on Instagram: "Can’t wait to fly to Komodo next week with the Bali fam for a couple of days of diving. Fingers crossed we get to see some mantas and sharks!🖤"

Diving in Bali is definitely an activity to add to your Indonesia trip. If you are looking for the best dive sites in Bali, we've got the complete list!

Not shocking is the fact that the diving around Bali is also fantastic and just awesome place! Here you will find a huge array of diving opportunities, from swimming with manta rays to exploring sunken ships to searching for elusive critters like the mola mola. In Bali, there really is something for everyone both on land and in the sea. Planning a dive trip in the near future? Consider diving in Bali! It's popular, affordable, relatively easy to do, and, best of all...