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Best of Bali Scuba Diving
Dive, and the Indonesia you'd hate to miss
A great tour including 3 of the best best diving sport around Bali, in one epic diving adventure.
Around £1450 per person
Minimum 2 passengers (or single supplement will apply)
This is a suggested itinerary — your Indonesia specialist will tailor every stop to your dates, level and budget.
3 stops through Indonesia
Follow the numbers — each pin is a stop on this tour, in order. Click a pin for the details, or jump straight to that part of the itinerary.
The itinerary
Bali
Transfer from Denpasar airport to accommodation in the North Eastern tip of Bali (approx. 3.5 hours by road) for your stay at the stunning Menjangan Resort (Bali's best-kept secret).
Several world-class dive sites lie off Menjangan Island, a short boat ride away. Explore coral gardens, reef walls, and abundant marine life on this spectacular reef, from sea fans, pygmy seahorses, and vivid gorgonians to schools of snapper and reef sharks.
About Bali +
Situated between Java and Lombok, Bali is often called "The Island of the Gods" for good reason. With over 10,000 temples scattered across its picturesque landscape, the island offers a truly unique and spiritual experience. Surrounded by a stunning coastline and dominated by majestic volcanoes, Bali's true essence can be found deeper into its heartland. For a serene retreat by the sea, perfect for diving and rich marine life, the village of Ubud serves as the ideal spiritual sanctuary.
Bali stands out as a destination like no other, blending a vibrant culture, warm hospitality, breathtaking scenery, endless activities, tropical climate, delectable cuisine, lively nightlife, and luxurious accommodations. Consistently ranked among the top travel destinations worldwide, Bali offers a diverse range of experiences for every traveller to enjoy.
Despite its relatively compact size, Bali caters to various interests. Whether you seek waterfalls, beaches, jungles, encounters with monkeys, surfing, shopping, snorkelling, swimming with manta rays, or simply unwinding on the shore with a refreshing cocktail, Bali promises a paradise for all.
The optimal time to visit Bali is from April to early November, with the rainy season setting in from November to March. However, travellers need not fret about the rain, which is vital in nurturing Bali's lush greenery. While downpours are common, they contribute to the island's stunning beauty, with sunny breaks in between to enjoy the tropical surroundings.
Bali
Transfer to the diving village of Tulamben on the north East Coast of the island (approx. 2 hours drive) and enjoy two dives per day with an expert guide. Tulamben has a host of dive sites, including the "USAT Liberty" shipwreck. If you enjoy macro diving, try looking for ghost pipefish or mantis shrimp at Seraya Secrets or Coral Garden.
About Bali +
Situated between Java and Lombok, Bali is often called "The Island of the Gods" for good reason. With over 10,000 temples scattered across its picturesque landscape, the island offers a truly unique and spiritual experience. Surrounded by a stunning coastline and dominated by majestic volcanoes, Bali's true essence can be found deeper into its heartland. For a serene retreat by the sea, perfect for diving and rich marine life, the village of Ubud serves as the ideal spiritual sanctuary.
Bali stands out as a destination like no other, blending a vibrant culture, warm hospitality, breathtaking scenery, endless activities, tropical climate, delectable cuisine, lively nightlife, and luxurious accommodations. Consistently ranked among the top travel destinations worldwide, Bali offers a diverse range of experiences for every traveller to enjoy.
Despite its relatively compact size, Bali caters to various interests. Whether you seek waterfalls, beaches, jungles, encounters with monkeys, surfing, shopping, snorkelling, swimming with manta rays, or simply unwinding on the shore with a refreshing cocktail, Bali promises a paradise for all.
The optimal time to visit Bali is from April to early November, with the rainy season setting in from November to March. However, travellers need not fret about the rain, which is vital in nurturing Bali's lush greenery. While downpours are common, they contribute to the island's stunning beauty, with sunny breaks in between to enjoy the tropical surroundings.
Bali
About Bali +
Situated between Java and Lombok, Bali is often called "The Island of the Gods" for good reason. With over 10,000 temples scattered across its picturesque landscape, the island offers a truly unique and spiritual experience. Surrounded by a stunning coastline and dominated by majestic volcanoes, Bali's true essence can be found deeper into its heartland. For a serene retreat by the sea, perfect for diving and rich marine life, the village of Ubud serves as the ideal spiritual sanctuary.
Bali stands out as a destination like no other, blending a vibrant culture, warm hospitality, breathtaking scenery, endless activities, tropical climate, delectable cuisine, lively nightlife, and luxurious accommodations. Consistently ranked among the top travel destinations worldwide, Bali offers a diverse range of experiences for every traveller to enjoy.
Despite its relatively compact size, Bali caters to various interests. Whether you seek waterfalls, beaches, jungles, encounters with monkeys, surfing, shopping, snorkelling, swimming with manta rays, or simply unwinding on the shore with a refreshing cocktail, Bali promises a paradise for all.
The optimal time to visit Bali is from April to early November, with the rainy season setting in from November to March. However, travellers need not fret about the rain, which is vital in nurturing Bali's lush greenery. While downpours are common, they contribute to the island's stunning beauty, with sunny breaks in between to enjoy the tropical surroundings.
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