DIVES
(Fun Dives)

Diving in Bali tastes like pura vida

Are you already a certified diver?
Do you want to enjoy the variety of diving spots on the Northeast coast of Bali?

Diving in the Northeast area of Bali can be divided into 3 different diving areas; KUBU, TULAMBEN and AMED/LIPAH, each of them with different characteristics. We can find diving spots for all levels, several wrecks, current diving and specific world-renowned MUCK dives.

Most of the diving spots are accessible from the beach. Before each dive there will be a briefing of the diving point and the life that we can find. The diving groups will have a maximum of 4 people and will be guided by experienced divers who know the area.

Day dives: 2 bottles per departure (morning or afternoon)
Night dives: 1 bottle per outing (check availability)
Maximum depth: According to your certification

Amed: a classic for diving in Bali

Known for its stunning underwater landscapes and rich marine biodiversity, Amed is one of Bali's most popular diving destinations. Explore the colorful coral reefs that line the coast, home to a variety of tropical fish, sea turtles, and other fascinating creatures. The dive sites in Amed offer ideal conditions for divers of all levels, from beginners to experts.

Tulamben: discover the USAT Liberty Wreck

Immerse yourself in history at Tulamben, home to the famous wreck of the USAT Liberty. This American warship, sunk during World War II, is now an artificial reef teeming with vibrant coral and home to an amazing array of marine life. Explore the wreck as you dive among schools of fish and get a close look at the incredible marine life that surrounds it.

Kubu: Let yourself get surprised by the Boga shipwreck

Resting quietly on Kubu’s sandy seabed, the Boga Wreck is a sunken steel ship turned living reef. Intentionally sunk in 2012, the wreck now lies between 18 and 30 meters, softened by coral growth and alive with swirling fish, nudibranchs, and passing pelagics. Calm conditions and easy access make this site a serene and atmospheric dive, where history and marine life blend into one unforgettable underwater scene