Bali Dive Safari – Full-Board Diving & Culture Tours
PADI 5-Star Dive Center · Based in Sanur Since 2008 · Fixed Group Departures Every 2 Weeks
What Is a Scuba Diving Safari in Bali?
A Bali dive safari is a full-board, multi-day guided trip that takes you across the island’s most iconic dive regions – while handling every logistical detail from airport arrival to final departure.
Unlike standard dive packages, a safari is structured around multiple base hotels, each positioned at the heart of a different dive region. You settle in for several nights, dive the best sites in that area, then travel to the next region by private air-conditioned vehicle – with cultural stops along the way. Temples, rice terraces, local markets, and traditional villages are woven into each transfer day, not added as an afterthought. The result is a complete Bali experience: exceptional diving in each region combined with genuine cultural immersion between dive zones.
All accommodation, meals including dinner, land and sea transport, guided dives, equipment, cultural tours, and national park fees are included. Our experienced team handles everything. You focus entirely on diving and discovering Bali.
Compare Our 3 Bali Dive Safari Programs
All three safaris include full board, guided dives, cultural excursions, land and sea transport, and fixed group departures every two weeks. Choose based on the regions you want to explore and the time you have available.
- 9 days / 8 nights
- 15 guided dives
- Tulamben, Amed & Nusa Penida
- 2 cultural tour days
- Full board including dinner
- Fixed departures every 2 weeks
- 11 days / 10 nights
- 20 guided dives
- Padang Bai, Tulamben, Amed & Nusa Penida
- 3 cultural tour days
- Full board including dinner
- Fixed departures every 2 weeks
- 13 days / 12 nights
- 21 guided dives
- Pemuteran, Gilimanuk, Tulamben, Amed & Nusa Penida
- 4 cultural tour days
- Full board including dinner
- Fixed departures every 2 weeks
What Is Included in a Bali Dive Safari?
Every Bali Aqua dive safari is fully organised from arrival to departure. Here is what is covered across all three programs:
- Full board – breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily including all safari group dinners
- Accommodation – charming hotels near dive sites with AC, hot water, and swimming pool
- All transport – private air-conditioned vehicle and boats throughout
- Guided dives – 15 to 21 dives depending on safari, maximum 4 divers per guide
- Dive equipment – 12L air tanks, weights, BCD, regulator, wetsuit (dive computer excluded)
- Cultural excursions – temples, rice terraces, local markets and traditional villages on transfer days
- All fees included – national park entry, porter fees, temple donations, and local taxes
- Airport transfers – pickup on arrival day and drop-off on final day
Full pricing, optional add-ons, and detailed inclusions are available on each safari program page – 9 days, 11 days and 13 days.
Why Choose a Dive Safari Over a Standard Dive Package?
Our multi-day dive packages are excellent for certified divers already based in Bali who want to explore several regions across 2 to 9 days. A dive safari is a different product entirely – designed for divers who want a complete Bali holiday from the moment they land to the moment they depart.
- A complete diving holiday – no planning, no logistics, no surprises from arrival to departure
- Full board including dinner every evening with the group
- Rich cultural immersion built into every transfer day – not optional extras
- Fixed group departure dates throughout the year – join as a couple, a group, or solo
- Non-diver companions fully catered for with a dedicated land program every dive day
- Maximum 4 divers per guide across all dive sites
- Airport pickup and drop-off included – no need to arrange anything independently
Looking for diving without the cultural program? Explore our multi-day dive packages – available from 2 to 9 days with no fixed departure dates.
FAQs About Bali Diving Safaris
Our dive safaris are designed for certified divers. Open Water certification is sufficient for most sites including Tulamben, Amed, and Nusa Penida manta dives. Advanced Open Water is recommended for sites like Gili Mimpang, Gili Tepekong, and some Nusa Penida drift dives. If you are an Open Water diver with limited recent experience, contact us before booking and we will advise based on your level. We can also incorporate a certification upgrade into your safari program on request.
Yes. Non-diving companions are fully catered for on every safari with a dedicated land program on each dive day. While divers explore underwater, non-divers visit temples, rice terraces, local markets, traditional villages, and cultural landmarks across each region. On transfer days between dive zones, the entire group travels together. Non-diver rates are available on each safari program page.
All three safari programs include full-board accommodation near dive sites, all meals including dinner, guided dives with a maximum of 4 divers per guide, full dive equipment (12L air tank, BCD, regulator, wetsuit – dive computer excluded), private air-conditioned transport throughout, cultural excursions on transfer days, national park fees, porter fees, temple donations, local taxes, and airport pickup and drop-off. Optional add-ons include Nitrox tanks, 15L tank upgrade, and single room supplement. Full pricing and inclusions are detailed on each safari program page.
Contact us with your preferred dates and number of participants. Our team will confirm availability on the next scheduled departure and send a detailed quotation. A 50% deposit secures your spot, with the balance due on arrival. Fixed group departures run every two weeks throughout the year. Private departures for groups are available on request. Please refer to our official Terms & Conditions for full booking and cancellation details.
