11-Day Bali Diving Safari – Full-Board Dive Trip with Culture & Top Dive Sites

After breakfast, we head east to Padang Bai, a charming coastal village known for its white-sand beaches and calm blue waters. You will enjoy two relaxed boat dives, Blue lagoon and another one depend on condition. Macro creatures and vibrant coral gardens await. These sites offer a perfect balance of marine life and underwater scenery.

After the dives, we continue our journey to Tulamben, taking in beautiful views of Bali’s coastline and landscapes. Upon arrival, check into the hotel and enjoy a peaceful evening. Dinner will be at a nearby local warung.

Same program for non-divers. You can accompany the divers on the traditional “Jukung” boat and learn to snorkel

We begin the day with two morning dives using a traditional jukung boat to access Tulamben’s beautiful reef sites.

• Dive 1: Batu Kelebit
  A deeper slope featuring colorful corals, barrel sponges, and the chance to see reef sharks or bumphead parrotfish.
• Dive 2: Alamanda
  Known for its vibrant reef life. Keep an eye out for moray eels, ribbon eels, nudibranchs, and garden eels swaying in the sand.
• Lunch is served at the hotel, followed by a relaxing afternoon with nap or pool time.
• Dive 3: Coral Garden (Night Dive)
  At night, Coral Garden becomes a haven for nocturnal creatures including lionfish, crabs, nudibranchs…

Dinner will be enjoyed in your hotel.

Non-divers: a superb visit to the temple of Ponjok Batu, then the Yeh Mampeh waterfall with its beautiful scenery. Lunch in Warung Seni. You can visit the traditional Tejakula salt farm on the way back.

Today is packed with three unforgettable dives exploring Tulamben’s wrecks and surrounding reef.

• Dive 1: USAT Liberty Wreck
  Start the morning with a dive on Bali’s most famous wreck, teeming with fish life and coral growth.
• Dive 2: Kubu Wreck & Coral Garden
  A short ride north brings us to this second wreck, deeper than the Liberty, resting near a colorful coral garden rich in macro life.

Lunch will be at hotel and enjoying a relaxing afternoon, take time to rest, swim, or have a walk in Tulamben area.

• Dive 3: USAT Liberty Wreck (Night Dive)
  We return to the Liberty wreck after sunset to witness its transformation. Spot flashlight fish, hunting lionfish, and sleeping parrotfish tucked in coral pockets.

Dinner will be at a local restaurant in Tulamben.

Non-Diver Program:
While divers explore Bali’s underwater wrecks, you’ll head inland for a cultural and scenic day in the heart of Bali. Your local guide will take you to Besakih Temple, known as Bali’s Mother Temple, majestically perched on the slopes of Mount Agung. Continue to Kintamani for lunch with panoramic views of the Batur volcano and lake. In the afternoon, enjoy a peaceful drive back through lush rice fields and traditional villages before returning to the hotel for a relaxing evening.

Tulamben is one of Bali’s richest areas for macro and muck diving, and today is focused on small, rare, and fascinating marine life.

• Dive 1: Seraya Secret
  A top macro site known for its volcanic sand slope and rare critters like harlequin shrimp, frogfish, and nudibranchs.
• Dive 2: Sidem
  We explore another macro-rich site, offering different terrain and the chance to see ghost pipefish, mimic octopus, and other unusual finds.

Lunch is served back at the hotel with time to relax by the pool.

• Dive 3: Tulamben Drop-Off
  In the afternoon, we dive along this beautiful wall-like reef that offers excellent coral formations and a variety of marine life, a great way to end the day.

Dinner will be enjoyed at a local warung in Tulamben.

Non-Diver Program:
Today, you’ll explore the serene Sidemen Valley, one of Bali’s most picturesque rice terrace regions. Begin with a short, guided hike through the emerald-green fields, taking in the tranquil scenery. Enjoy a traditional mountain lunch with a panoramic view over the valley. In the early afternoon, dive into Balinese culture by learning to craft canang sari, the daily offerings made by locals. Your guide will explain the symbolic meanings behind each element. Return to the hotel in the late afternoon for a well-deserved rest.

We spend the day diving around Amed, a laid-back fishing village with access to diverse and colorful underwater sites. All dives are done from a jukung, the traditional Balinese outrigger boat.

• Dive 1: Bunutan Drift
  A scenic drift dive with vibrant coral slopes and frequent sightings of turtles, jackfish, and reef sharks.
• Dive 2: Amed Wall
  A beautiful drop-off teeming with soft corals, sponges, and reef life. A great site for spotting macro and wide-angle subjects.

Lunch at a local beachfront warung with views over Amed Bay.

• Dive 3: The Pyramids
  A well-known artificial reef made of submerged structures that attract a wide range of marine life — perfect for relaxed exploration.

Dinner will be enjoyed on the beach in Amed, with a perfect view of the sun setting behind Mount Agung.

After dinner, return to your hotel in Tulamben.

Non-Diver Program:
Your day begins with a scenic drive to Pura Lempuyang Luhur, one of Bali’s most revered temples, often referred to as the “Gateway to Heaven.” For those feeling adventurous, a short 10-minute uphill walk offers breathtaking views from the upper terrace. Afterward, continue to the Taman Ujung water palace near the sea, a peaceful site blending royal history and beautiful architecture. Enjoy lunch in a local seaside restaurant before returning to Amed via the stunning coastal road. End the day with a sunset dinner on the beach alongside the group.

Today we take a break from diving and enjoy one of the most scenic and culturally rich travel days of the safari, moving from Tulamben to Nusa Penida. Along the way, we will explore some of Bali’s most iconic inland attractions.

Morning: Tirta Gangga Water Palace
Stroll through this beautifully landscaped royal water garden, filled with koi ponds, stone sculptures, and tiered fountains.

Rice Field Trek & Flora Discovery
Enjoy a short guided walk through Bali’s rice terraces while learning about the island’s Subak irrigation system and local plant life.

Lunch: Local Warung by the Sea in Candi Dasa
A relaxing break with a traditional meal and coastal views before continuing your journey.

Afternoon: Visit Tenganan Village
Explore one of Bali’s oldest villages, home to the Bali Aga people. This cultural stop reveals centuries-old weaving techniques and ancestral traditions.

Late Afternoon: Speedboat Transfer to Nusa Penida
We board a fast boat across the Lombok Strait and arrive on Bali’s neighboring island, Nusa Penida. Check in at your hotel near the dive center.

Evening: Dinner Nearby
Unwind with dinner near the hotel and get ready for the next day’s underwater encounters.

Same itinerary for non-divers.

Today’s diving takes us along Bali’s southeast coast and into the dramatic waters between Candidasa and Nusa Penida. Expect varied terrain, rich coral, and the potential for both macro critters and large pelagics.

Dive 1: Gili Tepekong
Located off the coast of Candidasa, this site is famous for its underwater canyon, rugged topography, and encounters with reef sharks and schooling fish.

Dive 2: Gili Mimpang
Just minutes from Tepekong, this site features rocky ridges and strong currents. It is known for vibrant coral, large sea fans, and the occasional Mola Mola in season.

Lunch: Back at the Dive Center in Nusa Penida
We return to base for a relaxing lunch and to prepare for the third dive.

Dive 3: Nusa Penida North Shore Drift
We finish the day with a drift dive along the north coast reef of Nusa Penida. Expect excellent visibility, thriving coral gardens, and a colorful mix of reef life.

Evening: Relax & Dinner
Return to your hotel in Nusa Penida. Dinner will be served in a nearby restaurant.

Non-Diver Program:
Today is a full day of discovery on Nusa Penida. Begin with a visit to Goa Giri Putri, a sacred temple hidden inside a vast limestone cave, a unique spiritual and cultural experience. Continue to the island’s east coast to explore two of its most iconic sites: Atuh Beach and Diamond Beach, offering dramatic coastal views and striking cliffs. After lunch at a local spot, take in the panoramic views from the Raja Lima (Five Kings) jungle viewpoint. On the return journey, pass through the picturesque Teletubbies Hills, a fun and surreal landscape perfect for photos.

This is one of the most anticipated days of the safari, featuring some of Bali’s most legendary dive sites. Big marine life, dramatic underwater scenery, and exhilarating drift dives await.

Dive 1: Manta Point
Start the morning with a chance to meet Nusa Penida’s famous resident manta rays. This cleaning station is set against a dramatic limestone backdrop, and sightings are frequent year-round.

Dive 2: Crystal Bay
Known for its crystal-clear visibility, this site offers a mix of reef, sandy slope, and drop-off. In season, it’s one of the best places to spot the elusive mola mola.

Lunch: Back at the Dive Center in Nusa Penida
Take a break and recharge before the final dive of the day.

Dive 3: North Coast Drift
Glide along vibrant coral walls and reef terraces with the current. Schools of fusiliers, turtles, and a wide variety of tropical fish accompany your drift over lush underwater landscapes.

Evening: Final Dinner in Nusa Penida
Enjoy a relaxing last evening on the island with a group dinner at a local restaurant near your hotel.

Non-Diver Program:
Today offers an unforgettable mix of sea and scenery. Join the divers by boat for a snorkeling session at Manta Point, a rare opportunity to swim alongside graceful manta rays in their natural habitat. After returning to shore and a relaxing lunch, head out on a guided tour of western Nusa Penida. Highlights include the dramatic archway at Broken Beach, the emerald tide pools of Angel’s Billabong, and the breathtaking cliffside vista at Kelingking Beach, one of Bali’s most iconic viewpoints. A perfect balance of marine and land-based exploration.

As the diving portion concludes, today is devoted to exploring Bali’s spiritual heartland and cultural traditions. From jungle temples to historic sites and artisan markets, this is a rewarding and peaceful final chapter.

Morning: Gunung Kawi Temple
Descend into a lush river valley to explore this ancient temple complex carved into stone cliffs. The site is peaceful, spiritual, and steeped in history.

Tirta Empul Sacred Springs
Just a short distance away, visit Bali’s most famous water purification temple. Watch locals perform cleansing rituals and learn the meaning of this powerful site.

Lunch: Babi Guling in the Ubud Region
Enjoy Bali’s most iconic dish — slow-roasted suckling pig — in a traditional warung south of Ubud, popular with locals.

Afternoon: Sukawati Traditional Market
Browse Bali’s largest craft and souvenir market. From incense and sarongs to handmade wood carvings and paintings, this is your chance to bring home unique gifts and local artistry.

Evening: Final Group Dinner in Sanur
Return to the south coast and enjoy a final dinner together, reminiscing about your favorite dives, encounters, and moments from the safari.

Same itinerary for non-divers.

After an enriching journey filled with diving adventures, cultural discoveries, and scenic beauty, it is time to close this chapter of your Bali experience.

Morning at Leisure
Enjoy a relaxed morning in Sanur. Whether it’s a walk along the beach, a final dip in the pool, or browsing for a few last souvenirs, this quiet time is yours to enjoy.

Airport Transfer
Our team will arrange your transfer to Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport based on your flight time, ensuring a smooth and timely departure.

If your flight leaves later in the day, we are happy to assist with arranging a late check-out, additional activities, or an extra hotel night. Just let us know your preference when booking.

Same itinerary for non-divers.