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Description: This is the housereef of Mimpi Indah resort and because it is so big, you can either dive straight from the shore, or let the boat drop you a little bit further out and dive back to the shore.
Closer to the shore is a sloping reef with beautiful hard and soft corals, while further out there are amazing fields of hard coral.

Description: Batu Tiga is named after the three pinnacles that stick out of the water. Under water there are actually another couple of pinnacles and all of these are completely covered with (mostly) softcoral. This is usually also a good place to find the pygmee seahorses (Hypocampus Bargibanti).

Description: Amazing divesite in the shape of Borobudur temple. Here you can find just about everything that the Coral Triangle has to offer, from the very small to the very large!

Description: In front of Amed beach, this macro dive site host a lot of strange creatures like harlequin shrimps, frog-fishes, snake eels, nudibranch and many others… Easy dive with very slow current, a best for photographer.

Description: In front of Padangbai, this macro dive site is extremely rich. Frog-fish, rhinopías and nudibranch will make the happiness of the photographer. A colorful wall offers soft and strong corals. An easy boat dive.

Description: Manta Point is a rock that emerges near a cliff on the south coast of Nusa Penida. Manta rays come to this area to be cleaned and swim around the small pinnacles filtering water to eat plankton. This is the perfect spot to find manta rays all year round.

The visibility here is often poor (10m) because this site is loaded with plankton. Manta rays swim with divers and have fun with their visitors. Occasionally we can count up to 15 of them!

Description: Seraya welcomes divers of all experience levels. Located a few kilometers from Tulamben, this shore dive is exceptional for Macro and perfect for underwater photography and videography. This is quintessential “Muck Diving”. We can see pink squat lobster, harlequin shrimp, frog fish, conventional shrimp, crabs, juvenile lionfish, and many types of nudibranch. The current is generally slow, but surface chop can sometimes make access difficult.

Description: The Monkey Reef is a nice dive site for macro. It has a very colorful reef where you take time to look for ghost pipefishes, pygmy seahorses, etc.

Description: A nice site for technical dive where we have chance to see napoleon fish, grouper, humphead parrotfish,and a cleaning station for mola mola at 85m !

Description: The Boga shipwreck was sunk to create an artificial reef near Tulamben. The top of the ship sits at 14 meters with the propeller at 38 meters. Inside the wreck there is a “Volkswagen Thing”, a car that divers often take funny photos with. See big schools of giant Barracuda, hump head parrot fish, Napoleon and many others. Accessible to all levels of certification with occasional mild currents.

Description: Located a few hundred meters from the Liberty wreck, The Drop-Off is a shore dive for more experienced divers. Descend along the sandy bottom to a dramatic drop-off where you can explore the wall. The drop-off can reach as deep as 85 meters, but divers often stay between 20-40m. There is a vast amount of coral and barrel sponges, and like on the Liberty shipwreck we can see both small and large creatures. This site can have a reasonable current depending on the tides.

Description: This dive site is located in front of the dive center in Amed. It is ideal for discovery dives but an interesting stop for experienced divers to see the splendid mix of hard and soft coral. Around fifty concrete pyramids were sunk in 2005 to create an artificial reef on the sandy bottom along a natural reef that ends in a beautiful 40 meter deep canyon. Entrance and exit points are from the shore for beginners, or experienced divers can do a drift dive from a boat.

See hawkbill turtles, sweet lips, giant grouper, snapper, blue spotted stingrays, barracuda, small reef shark, and stunning Macro life. We can find pygmy seahorse, leaf fish, lionfish and more. Pyramids makes a beautiful night dive that is suitable for all levels.

Description: Batu belah is in between Tulamben and Amed. One of the best macro of Bali, we can find the beautiful Rhinopias, Mantis shrimp, frog-fish and ghost pipe-fish. Very easy shore dive without current.

Description: This dive site was an old pearl area (mutiara in Indonesian) forms of reef and flat area where we can encounter shoal of ludjan fishes, nudibranch, mantis shrimp, cuttle fish and more.

Description: An easy shore dive on nice coral reef. Lipah is ideal for discovery dives and dive reviews. Here we can see garden corals, reef shark, eagle rays and many colorful reef fish. The current is very slow and access is always easy. This dive is suitable for all experience levels.

Description: A 20 minute boat ride from the dive center, Bunutan is an excellent drift dive on rich coral reef. We always say: “we never know what we gonna see in Bunutan”, because every day there can be a surprise. We have even spotted whale sharks and sunfish in this spot. The coral is incredibly healthy and you can see garden eels and many varieties of schooling fish. This dive site is recommended for experienced divers when the current is strong.

Description: Cafe Garam is the site just next to Melasti. These dive sites are near 2 rivers that bring sediments that’s feeding nudibranch and other animals… Slow current shore dive..

Description: Strong drift dive with abundance of coral. Giant trevaly, dog tooth tuna, Barracuda and reef sharks are common. A group midnight snapper is stay on a drop-off in middle of the dive site. for certified divers !

Description: This dive site has a deep reef perfect for technical divers. We have high change to see mola mola and hammerhead shark.

Description: Batu Kelebit and Alamanda are the continuity of the “drop off” of Tulamben. They are good sites for technical divers where you can find cleaning station at deep depths. You can also explore the 2 sites with a DPV.

Description: In front of Amed beach, this dive site is the continuation of the pyramids dive site. The reef is a gentle slope with a shallow wall where there are chances to encounter White tip sharks, lobsters, giants trevally, etc.

Description: Crystal Bay is located between the islands of Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan. It is one of the most famous dive sites in Bali, because it is one of the only places in the world where we have the opportunity to meet the extraordinary giant sunfish (Mola-Mola), which can be more than 3 meters in size. These pelagics come near the surface (15-40m) to be cleaned by feeder fish.

Sun fish normally live very deep and rise during the summer months (from July to October) because the current changes at this time. The water is clear and the bay is beautiful. Outside the Mola-Mola season, the diving is spectacular. The site is rich in coral and there is the opportunity to see many different species – clown fish, sweet lips, Anthias, angel fish, trigger fish, and so many more!

Description: In Jemeluk bay, this wall and deep slopes are rich with black corals, sponges, gorgonians, octopus, cuttlefishes, moray eels, etc. The dive finish in a hard coral reef flat good for shallow dive and snorkeling.

Description: The U.S.A.T. Liberty was a U.S. Navy cargo ship that was struck by a torpedo from a Japanese submarine in 1942 during World War II. The boat did not sink immediately, it was towed by a Dutch tugboat from the island of Lombok to Tulamben, where it was beached to salvage what was left of the cargo. The ship remained there until 1963 when the volcano “Gunung Agung” erupted. Resulting tremors and reportedly lava flow pushed the ship into the sea where it lies now.

The Liberty is a wreck suitable for all levels of diver. It sits between 3 to 35 meters of water and is accessible from the shore, with a descent along the sandy bottom. A few tunnels within the ship are accessible to experienced divers, and the cargo hold is a spot that even inexperienced divers are able to explore.

The biodiversity of the site is incredible and the ship is covered in brilliant coral and multicolored sponges. There are big schools of jackfish, giant wrasse, bumphead parrotfish, moray eels, turtles, barracuda and the occasional black tip reef shark. It is a great site with frequent sightings of pygmy seahorse, leaf fish, ghost pipefish and frogfish. Liberty makes for a glorious night dive when your flashlight can pick up the incredibly rich colors. The current is generally mild but the dive can be more difficult in August when the waves are larger.

Description: Around 7 km from the dive center lies a little Japanese shipwreck sitting at 6 meters along with a wall sloping slowly down to 35 meters. Extremely rich in soft coral and fish, this site is a great place to spot Macro life. The current can be very strong and make underwater photography difficult. This site is accessible by shore although the surface can be quite choppy which makes for a difficult entrance. This dive is often combined with the Lipah site for a wonderful day trip.

Description: Embral is a giant slope with a trough extending deeper than 100 meters. The rock formation was created during the 1963 eruption of the Gunung Agung Volcano (3052 m). This is an exciting deep dive with slow to moderate current. We can see nice coral which is home to humphead parrotfish, white tip reef shark, tuna, giant trevally and many others.

Description: A small island emerging in the eastern part of Bali, in between Indian and Pacific ocean. Strong drift dive along a magnificent coral reef. There is an abundance of corals, pelagic and reef fishes but we can also see sharks and other surprises like hammerhead sharks and manta rays. About twenty minutes by boat.

Description: Gili Tepekong is small island in front of Candidasa in South east of Bali. Some rock formations make some small cave where the reef sharks (Trianodon Obesus) like to chill. Strong current dive with beautiful wall. The water temperature is from 18° to 25°celsius allowing to see the fabulous sun-fish. Boat dive for certified diver.

Description: USA-T LIBERTY WRECK
Depth: 5-30m
The shipwreck USA-T Liberty Wreck is the most famous dive site in Bali. It´s a must see dive site when you visit Bali. It´s suitable a for all diver levels from a Discover Scuba Diver, PADI Open Water to Advanced levels.
The USA-T Liberty was a world war 2 United States Army Transport cargo ship torpedoed by a Japanese submarine in January 1942 in the Lombok straits. It was towed to the beach in Tulamben for salvaging where it was left as the war moved on. In 1964, Mount Agung’s eruption & a serious earthquake let the ship slipping away from the reef where it was dry-docked. The USA-T Liberty Wreck is lying on her side at a depth ranging from 5 to 30 meters.
It's THE most popular dives site in Bali so it can get crowded there in the high season. With No Fear Diving we´re starting our dives away from crowds & the public entrance area from a very nice private resort just in front of the wreck. We also normally dive the USA-T Liberty first thing in the m

Description: Our excellent house reef, a charming coral garden.
The dive begins not far from the coastline. Already in the descent you can admire the huge amount of hard corals, seafans and sponges that grow lush at all depths. The reef gently slopes until the white sand bottom around 19m. Here and there small rock formations also covered with marine life. Large cuttlefish, octopus, ghost pipefish, frogfish, leafy scorpionfish and electric clams are just some of the many inhabitants of this area.

No current, always good visibility and lots of sea life make this dive site a perfect place for routine check dives as well as afternoon dives and courses.