13-Day Bali Dive Safari – Full Island Circuit, 21 Dives & Cultural Discovery

Experience 21 guided dives across Bali’s top dive regions – full board, cultural excursions, and seamless logistics from arrival to departure.

Why Choose Our 13-Day Bali Diving Safari?

Discover the best of Bali both underwater and on land with our most complete scuba diving holiday. This 13-day itinerary is carefully curated for divers who want unforgettable dives across the island’s top marine sites while also experiencing authentic Balinese culture through guided temple visits, scenic land transfers, and regional cuisine. Whether you are a solo diver, a couple, or a dive club, this full-board safari lets you focus entirely on diving – we take care of everything else.

Highlights of Our Bali Diving Safari:

  • 21 guided dives across Bali’s best dive zones: from Menjangan’s walls to Tulamben’s wrecks, Amed’s macro sites, and manta rays in Nusa Penida
  • Cultural discovery included during land transfers: iconic temples, local markets, and natural hot springs
  • Full-board experience with daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner, no hidden costs
  • High-quality accommodations near dive locations (air conditioning, hot water, pools)
  • Small dive groups with a max of 4 divers per guide for safety and comfort
  • Dedicated land tours for non-diving companions with certified local guides
  • Airport pickup and drop-off included, start your holiday stress-free
  • All logistics handled: transport, equipment, porters, entrance fees, and more
  • Ideal for clubs and groups, ask about private departures and group options

This is not just a dive trip – it is a rich, full-board scuba diving and cultural journey across Bali’s most stunning and diverse regions.

13-Day Bali Dive Safari – Day-by-Day Itinerary (21 Dives + Cultural Exploration)

This full-board dive safari blends world-class diving with carefully planned land excursions. Every transfer day is an opportunity to explore Bali’s temples, volcanoes, rice fields, and traditional villages, giving you a true sense of the island’s soul without exhausting long drives.

Arrival at Denpasar International Airport. You will be greeted by our team and transferred to your hotel in South Bali. In the evening, meet your dive guide and fellow travelers for a welcome dinner and safari briefing.

Non-Diver Program: Same as diver

After breakfast, depart in a private air-conditioned vehicle for Bali’s peaceful north coast.

This cultural land tour day includes iconic and scenic stops:

  • Bedugul Spice & Flower Market, colorful local produce and exotic spices
  • Ulun Danu Bratan Temple, Bali’s famous floating temple on the lake
  • Lunch with a view right next to the temple, overlooking Lake Bratan
  • A photo stop high above the lush jungle valleys of Munduk, one of Bali’s most dramatic viewpoints

Arrive in Pemuteran in the late afternoon.

  • Check-in at your beachfront hotel
  • Relax by the pool with a welcome drink before dinner in a local warung

Same itinerary for non-divers.

After breakfast, we head west for a unique 2-dive experience at Secret Bay, located in Gilimanuk, just 30 minutes from Pemuteran through the scenic Bali Barat National Park.

Diving at Secret Bay – Gilimanuk:

  • Explore one of Bali’s most unusual dive sites, known for its volcanic black sand, underwater structures, and rich biodiversity
  • This shallow bay (max 9m) offers an special ambiance and the chance to spot rare and exotic marine life
  • Expect encounters with creatures like frogfish, ghost pipefish, nudibranchs, and more… An underwater playground for curious divers

After the dives, enjoy lunch on site with views over the bay.

In the early afternoon, the group will visit Pura Pabean, a coastal temple where local fishermen leave their offerings. The site is often frequented by Balinese macaques, adding a lively twist to the visit.

Return to the hotel in Pemuteran by late afternoon for a relaxing swim or poolside break. Dinner will be at a local restaurant, a short walk away.

Non-Diver Program:

Join a hands-on traditional Balinese cooking class guided by a local chef. You will explore the ingredients, techniques, and flavors that make Balinese cuisine so unique. Enjoy lunch featuring your own creations at the chef’s restaurant. In the afternoon, rejoin the group for a visit to Pura Pabean, a coastal temple where local fishermen make their offerings. Return to the hotel for some poolside relaxation before dinner at a local warung.

After a restful night in Pemuteran, we begin our day with a short transfer to the harbor of Labuan Lalang. From here, a traditional Balinese boat takes us into the protected waters of West Bali National Park, home to the famous Menjangan Island.

You will enjoy three dives today on some of Bali’s most beautiful underwater walls, covered in soft corals, gorgonians, and home to reef fish, turtles, and the occasional pelagic visitor.

  • Dive 1: Garden Eel Wall – gentle drop-off, swaying fields of garden eels and vibrant reef life
  • Dive 2: Anchor Wreck or Pos 2 Wall – dramatic topography and deep blue visibility
  • Lunch: On Menjangan Island, with a stunning view of Java’s volcanoes in the distance
  • Dive 3: Bat Cave – a reef teeming with life and nice slope with reef sharks often spotted.

Return mid-afternoon to the hotel. Relax with a swim in the pool or enjoy a fresh fruit juice in the garden before heading to a local warung for dinner.

Return to the hotel in the mid-afternoon. Take time to unwind with a swim in the pool, a fresh juice, or a quiet moment in the garden.

In the evening, we will enjoy a Balinese traditional dance performance, presented by a local dance school. This cultural moment highlights Bali’s artistic spirit and the commitment of younger generations to preserve its heritage. Diner in local warung after dances.

Non-Diver Program:

Accompany the divers on a scenic boat ride to Menjangan Island, part of Bali Barat National Park. Enjoy a relaxed day of snorkeling with your personal guide — vibrant coral gardens and colorful reef fish are easily visible in the calm, clear waters. Take time to explore the island on foot and spot the endemic deer roaming freely. A picnic-style lunch will be served on the beach with stunning views of Java’s volcanoes in the distance. Return in the afternoon to the hotel for a swim or rest before dance & dinner at a local warung.

Today, we leave Pemuteran and begin our journey toward the east coast of Bali, combining scenic travel, cultural discovery, and a memorable night dive.

After breakfast and checkout, we start the day with a visit to Pura Melanting, a temple nestled in the hills and dedicated to prosperity and merchants – an important spiritual stop for local traders.

We continue with a short visit to the Seririt local market, where you will experience the colors and aromas of Balinese daily life: spices, tropical fruits, offerings, and textiles.

Next, we will relax at the Banjar hot springs, a tranquil setting where you can enjoy a soak in naturally heated pools, surrounded by lush tropical vegetation.

Lunch is served seaside in Lovina, traditional grill fish, soup and veggies, with views over the Bali Sea, before continuing along the scenic coastal road.

A final cultural visit brings us to Ponjok Batu Temple, built in the 16th century directly on the rocky seashore.

Upon arrival in Tulamben, we check in to your hotel. After some time to settle in and relax, we prepare for the evening’s dive.

Night Dive: Explore the Coral Garden, a favorite for its bio-luminescence, nocturnal marine life, and peaceful underwater ambiance.

Dinner at the hotel to wrap up the day.

Same itinerary for non-divers.

Today is all about wreck diving, with three dives focused on Tulamben’s iconic sunken structures, including a unique night dive experience.

  • We start the day with an early morning dive on the legendary USAT Liberty Wreck. At this hour, the site is calm and uncrowded, letting you fully appreciate the scale of the wreck and its abundant marine life.

After the dive, enjoy a leisurely breakfast at the hotel before gearing up for your second dive.

  • Dive 2 – Kubu Wreck & Coral Garden
    Just five minutes north of Tulamben, the Kubu Wreck is a purpose-sunk ship resting beside a vibrant coral garden. You’ll explore the structure and surrounding reef, where you can often spot batfish, moray eels, and macro life.

Lunch will be served at a local warung or back at the hotel, depending on the group’s pace and preferences.

Spend the afternoon relaxing, take a swim, unwind by the pool, or treat yourself to a Balinese massage before heading out for the final dive of the day.

  • Dive 3 – USAT Liberty Night Dive
    As the sun sets, we return to the Liberty wreck for a night dive. The atmosphere completely transforms after dark, sleeping parrotfish, active crustaceans, hunting morays, and bioluminescence create a surreal and unforgettable experience.

Dinner is enjoyed in a nearby local restaurant, rounding off a day full of discovery and underwater exploration.

Non-Diver Program:
While divers explore Bali’s underwater wrecks, you will 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.

Today is dedicated to macro diving in the Tulamben area, one of Bali’s richest regions for critter hunting. From ghost pipefish to nudibranchs and the elusive harlequin shrimp, this area offers endless surprises for divers who love the little things.

After breakfast, we set out for two morning dives:

  • Dive 1 – Seraya Secret
    Famous for its black volcanic sand and abundance of rare species. Expect to find mimic octopus, frogfish, and plenty of colorful nudibranchs.
  • Dive 2 – Sidem (or similar)
    A top macro site that often reveals seahorses, pipefish, and shrimp. We select the site based on recent sightings and your preferences, Tulamben offers flexibility and variety.

Lunch will be served at the hotel, with time to relax afterward by the pool.

  • Dive 3 – Tulamben Drop-Off
    A late afternoon dive along the dramatic Tulamben Wall, a site with coral overhangs and schooling fish, offering a scenic contrast to the morning’s muck dives.

Afterward, enjoy downtime and a relaxing dinner at a local warung.

Note: Sites may be adjusted depending on conditions, recent marine life activity, or guest interests, one of the many advantages of staying several nights in Tulamben.

Non-Diver Program:
Today, you will 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.

After breakfast, we transfer east to Amed (around 30 minutes), a charming coastal village known for its relaxed vibe and vibrant dive sites.

Today’s three dives will be done by Jukung – traditional Balinese outrigger boats – offering a scenic and authentic diving experience.

Dive 1 – Bunutan Drift
A beautiful sloping reef with healthy coral, schools of fusiliers, sweetlips, and occasional pelagics. A smooth drift carried by Amed’s gentle current.

Surface Interval: Diver Café
Enjoy a coffee or fresh juice while relaxing between dives at our partner café right on the water.

Dive 2 – Amed Wall
A vertical reef with soft corals, sponges, and a vibrant shallow coral garden. Keep an eye on the blue for passing trevallies and reef sharks.

Lunch: Sea View Restaurant & Relaxation Time
Lunch is served by the beach

Dive 3 – Pyramid Reef (Artificial Reef Site)
Amed’s first eco-reef project featuring around 50 pyramid structures colonized by soft coral and sponges. Great for spotting stonefish, lionfish, and schools of glassfish.

Dinner is on Amed Beach, where you will watch the sun set behind the majestic Agung volcano, a spectacular way to end the day. After dinner, we 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, with koi-filled pools, stone carvings, and fountains, a must-see for any Bali explorer.
  • Rice Field Trek & Flora Discovery
    A short guided walk through Bali’s famous rice terraces, learning about traditional Subak irrigation and the rich plant life that thrives here.
  • Lunch – Local Warung by the sea in Candi Dasa, a relaxing break between visits.
  • Afternoon – Visit Tenganan Village
    One of Bali’s oldest traditional villages, home to the Bali Aga people. Traditional customs, weaving techniques, and spiritual traditions rarely encountered elsewhere in Bali, weaving techniques, and spiritual traditions encountered by tourists.
  • Transfer by Speedboat to Nusa Penida
    In the late afternoon, we take a fast boat across the Lombok Strait to Nusa Penida and check in at our hotel near the dive center.
  • Dinner near the hotel, and time to relax. Tomorrow, we dive again.

Same itinerary for non-divers.

Today is dedicated to discovering the nutrient-rich waters between Candi Dasa & Nusa Penida, famous for large pelagic encounters and challenging topography.

Dive 1: Gili Mimpang
Known for its dramatic underwater topography, Gili Mimpang is a hotspot for reef sharks, schooling fish, and (in season) the elusive mola mola.

Surface Interval
Enjoy tea, coffee, and snacks on the boat with stunning views of the coastline.

Dive 2: Gili Tepekong
A thrilling dive site featuring canyons, swim-throughs, and a healthy chance of spotting big fish. Conditions can be more challenging here, but the rewards are worth it.

Lunch Back at the Dive Center in Nusa Penida

Dive 3: Northern Drift Dive
We head to the north coast of Nusa Penida for a classic drift dive along coral plateaus teeming with life, turtles, trevallies, and vibrant reef fish are common sightings.

Evening
Return to the hotel in mid afternoon, enjoy the pool, shower, and enjoy a relaxed dinner at a nearby warung.

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.

Prepare for one of the most unforgettable diving days in Bali as we visit the sites that make Nusa Penida world-famous.

  • Morning – Dive 1: Manta Point
    We start early with a speed boat ride to Manta Point. This cleaning station is known for frequent manta ray encounters, gliding majestically over coral formations just meters away.
  • Surface Interval
    Relax onboard with light refreshments while soaking in the coastal scenery.
  • Mid-Morning – Dive 2: Crystal Bay
    A site named for its incredible visibility. Crystal Bay is a favorite for spotting mola mola in season, but its charm extends year-round with stunning coral and a variety of marine life. Cooler temperatures here can surprise you, so bring an extra layer.
  • Lunch at the Dive Center
    Enjoy a meal at our Nusa Penida base before preparing for your third dive.
  • Afternoon – Dive 3: Toyapakeh or SD Point
    Depending on conditions, we will finish the day with a drift dive along the vibrant northern reefs of Nusa Penida. Expect healthy coral gardens, turtles, and schooling reef fish.
  • Mid-afternoon & evening
    Return to the hotel to relax by the pool, shower and dinner at a local restaurant.

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.

After several days immersed in Bali’s incredible underwater world, today is your chance to explore the island’s cultural and natural beauty on land.

Morning – Departure from Nusa Penida
After breakfast, we take the fast boat back to mainland Bali where our air-conditioned vehicle and local guide await.

Gunung Kawi Temple
Visit this 11th-century temple nestled in a lush river valley, famous for its stone shrines carved into rock faces and its peaceful ambiance.

Tirta Empul Sacred Springs
Continue to one of Bali’s most spiritually significant sites. Discover the ritual purification pools believed to hold healing waters, still actively used by locals.

Lunch in South Ubud
We enjoy a traditional Balinese meal of Babi Guling (suckling pig), a specialty of the region, in a local warung known for its authentic flavors.

Sukawati Traditional Market
We explore Sukawati Market, a favorite among locals for artisanal crafts, handmade incense, sarongs, wood carvings, and paintings. A great place for last souvenirs at fair prices.

Check-in at Sanur Hotel & Relaxation
In the late afternoon, we arrive at your hotel in Sanur. Unwind by the pool or take a short walk to the beach.

Final Group Dinner
To celebrate the end of your safari, we share one last evening together at a charming local restaurant in Sanur, perfect for reflecting on the journey and friendships made.

Same itinerary for non-divers.

After nearly two unforgettable weeks of diving, exploring, and discovering the essence of Bali, it’s time to say farewell.

  • Morning at Leisure
    Enjoy a slow morning at your hotel in Sanur. Take a last stroll on the beach, shop for any last-minute souvenirs, or simply relax with a coffee by the pool.
  • Airport Transfer
    According to your flight schedule, our team will transfer you to Bali’s Ngurah Rai International Airport. We ensure you arrive with plenty of time for check-in and departure.

    Note:
    If your international flight departs late, we can help arrange a late check-out, additional activities, or an extra hotel night, just let us know when booking.

Same itinerary for non-divers.

Certification & Dive Experience Requirements

Our 13-Day Bali Dive Safari is designed to accommodate a wide range of diver profiles, from recently certified divers to experienced enthusiasts and underwater photographers. While some dive sites featured in this itinerary may involve currents, depth, or more advanced conditions – such as Gili Tepekong, Gili Mimpang, or Crystal Bay in Nusa Penida – our approach is flexible and personalised.

We adapt to your level and needs:

  • Entry level divers are welcome, especially with recent dive experience
  • Advanced Open Water or equivalent is recommended for a few sites toward the end of the safari
  • Our guides will assess diving level and comfort on the first dives and adapt the dive plan accordingly
  • We may assign additional dive guides or Divemasters for extra support if needed
  • We always group divers by level and experience to ensure optimal safety and enjoyment
  • Photographers and macro enthusiasts are welcome – we adapt the pace and guide support for your interests
  • Challenging sites are scheduled later in the program, after you have had time to build confidence and get comfortable with Bali’s conditions

Our goal is simple: to provide a high-quality, personalised dive experience for every diver, with safety, flexibility, and underwater pleasure as top priorities.

Our 13-Day Bali Dive Safari is designed to accommodate a wide range of diver profiles, from recently certified divers to experienced enthusiasts and underwater photographers. While some dive sites featured in this itinerary may involve currents, depth, or more advanced conditions (such as Gili Tepekong, Mimpang, or Crystal Bay in Nusa Penida), our approach is flexible and personalized.

We adapt to your level and needs:

  • Entry level divers are welcome, especially with recent dive experience.
  • Advanced Open Water or equivalent is recommended for a few sites toward the end of the safari.
  • Our guides will assess diving level and comfort on the first dives and adapt the dive plan accordingly.
  • We may assign additional dive guides or divemasters for extra support in the water if needed.
  • We always group divers by level and experience to ensure optimal safety and enjoyment.
  • Photographers and macro enthusiasts are welcome, we adapt the pace and guide support for your interests.
  • Challenging sites are scheduled later in the program, after you’ve had time to build confidence and get comfortable with Bali’s conditions.

Our goal is simple: to provide a high-quality, personalized dive experience for every diver, with safety, flexibility, and underwater pleasure as top priorities.

Beyond the Reef: Temples, Rice Terraces & Sacred Springs
Immerse Yourself in Bali’s Rich Culture Between Dive Zones

13-Day Bali Dive Safari – Price, Inclusions & Booking Info

34.900,000 IDR per diver
(approx. $2,180 USD)

Minimum 2 divers, based on twin/double room sharing.

Not a diver? No problem!

  • Non-diver companion: 29,800,000 IDR – includes hotel, all meals, land transport, cultural excursions, and dedicated non-diver program throughout.

Group & Dive Center Bookings

  • Planning a group trip or coming with your dive center? Contact us for a tailor-made quote.

What's Included in the 13-Day Bali Dive Safari

This 13-day dive safari covers everything you need for a stress-free diving holiday in Bali:
  • Full board – breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily throughout the safari
  • 12 nights in comfortable hotels near dive sites (AC, hot water, swimming pool)
  • 21 guided dives across Bali’s top sites – maximum 4 divers per guide
  • Certified Divemaster or Instructor guide throughout
  • All land and sea transport – private air-conditioned vehicle and boats
  • Cultural visits and entrance fees – temples, palaces, and traditional villages
  • National park fees, diving permits, and porter services
  • Full dive logistics – 12L tanks (DIN or yoke), weights, fresh towel daily
  • Mineral water, tea, and coffee throughout
  • Airport pickup and drop-off at Ngurah Rai International Airport
  • English-speaking safari leader and licensed guides
  • Dedicated land tour program for non-diving companions

What's Not Included

  • International flights
  • Travel and dive insurance (strongly recommended – short-term coverage can be arranged)
  • Dive computer and underwater torch
  • Personal expenses and alcoholic beverages
  • Tips for guides and drivers (optional but appreciated)

Optional Extras

  • Nitrox for entire safari: 1,575,000 IDR
  • 15L tank upgrade: 1,575,000 IDR
  • Single room supplement: 6,000,000 IDR
  • Underwater camera rental: 400,000 IDR/day

How to Book Your 13-Day Bali Dive Safari

  1. Contact us with your preferred travel dates
  2. Our team will confirm availability and send your booking invoice
  3. A 50% deposit secures your spot – balance due on arrival in Bali

We are happy to assist from your first message to your final dive. Meet our team here.

2026 & 2027 Departure Dates for Our 13-Day Bali Diving Safari

Join a scheduled departure or contact us to organise a private safari for your dive group. Our 13-day safari programs run every two weeks, departing Sundays from South Bali. Custom dates are available for private groups on request.

Available

Less than 8 places

Less than 4 places

FULL

Safari 13 Days – 2026 Departures

04 Jan – 16 Jan

18 Jan – 30 Jan

01 Feb – 13 Feb

15 Feb – 27 Feb

01 Mar – 13 Mar

19 March NYEPI

22 Mar – 03 Apr

05 Apr – 17 Apr

19 Apr – 01 May

03 May – 15 May

14 May – 24 May

17 May – 29 May

31 May – 12 Jun

14 Jun – 26 Jun

28 Jun – 10 Jul

12 Jul – 24 Jul

26 Jul – 07 Aug

09 Aug – 21 Aug

16 Aug – 28 Aug

23 Aug – 04 Sep

06 Sep – 18 Sep

20 Sep – 02 Oct

20 Sep – 02 Oct

04 Oct – 16 Oct

18 Oct – 30 Oct

01 Nov – 13 Nov

15 Nov – 27 Nov

December custom

Custom

Safari 13 Days – 2027 Departures

2027 departure dates will be available from early 2026. Contact us to register your interest or organise a private safari for your group. Our programs run every two weeks, departing Sundays from South Bali.

Explore Our Other Bali Dive Safari Programs

Not ready for 13 days? Our 9 and 11-day safaris cover the same regions with fewer nights – same full-board experience, same fixed departure schedule.

Safari 9 Days

9 days / 8 nights – 15 guided dives
Tulamben, Amed and Nusa Penida island

Safari 11 Days

11 days / 10 nights – 20 guided dives
Padang Bai, Tulamben, Amed & Nusa Penida

Safari CUSTOM

Private departure for groups, dive clubs. Flexible dates and tailor-made itinerary on request

Prefer to focus entirely on diving without the cultural program? Our Best of Bali dive packages cover 5, 7 or 9 days of guided diving across Bali’s top regions – no fixed departure dates needed.

Frequently Asked Questions – 13-Day Bali Dive Safari

The 13-day safari includes 21 guided dives across Bali’s top underwater sites – wrecks, walls, macro sites, drift dives, coral gardens, and manta ray encounters. Dives are distributed across four distinct regions: Gilimanuk, Menjangan, Tulamben, Amed, and Nusa Penida. A full dive schedule is available in the program PDF.

We maintain a maximum of 4 divers per guide throughout the safari to ensure personal attention, safety, and the best possible underwater experience. Group departures typically have around 10 participants in total. Private safaris can be arranged for groups of 6 to 30 or more divers and non-divers.

Full dive equipment is included in your safari price. If you prefer to use your own gear, that is perfectly fine. We recommend bringing your own dive computer and underwater torch. Camera rental is available on request – contact us in advance to arrange.

This is a scheduled group safari so the route and dive sites are planned in advance. Our guides regularly adapt daily site choices based on conditions and diver profiles. Travelling with a group or club? Private safari dates with a fully customised itinerary can be arranged – contact us for details.

The 13-day safari is Bali’s most complete dive circuit. Starting in northwest Bali, you dive Secret Bay in Gilimanuk and the walls of Menjangan Island inside Bali Barat National Park. Moving east, the safari covers Tulamben’s Liberty Wreck, Kubu Wreck, Drop-Off, and macro sites at Seraya Secret. Amed’s coral gardens and Pyramid eco-reef follow by traditional jukung boat. The safari concludes at Nusa Penida with Gili Tepekong, Gili Mimpang, Manta Point, Crystal Bay, and north shore drift dives.

The 9-day safari focuses on East Bali – Tulamben, Amed, and Nusa Penida – covering 15 dives across 8 nights. The 11-day safari adds Padang Bai at the start for 20 dives across 10 nights. The 13-day safari is the full island circuit – it adds the entire northwest region of Bali including Pemuteran, Menjangan Island, and Secret Bay Gilimanuk, for 21 dives across 12 nights. If you want to experience every major dive region in Bali in one trip, the 13-day is the only program that covers them all.

Most dive sites on this safari are accessible to Open Water certified divers with recent experience. Some sites in the second half of the program – including Gili Tepekong and Crystal Bay – involve stronger currents and are better suited to Advanced Open Water level. These sites are deliberately scheduled later in the safari, after you have had time to build confidence in Bali’s conditions. Our guides assess every diver individually and adapt the dive plan accordingly. An Advanced Open Water course can also be incorporated into the program at a special rate.

The 13-day safari runs year-round with fixed group departures every two weeks. Manta rays are present at Nusa Penida throughout the year. Mola Mola sightings at Crystal Bay are most likely between July and October. Macro life at Gilimanuk and Tulamben is productive in all seasons. Sea conditions and visibility vary by region and cannot be predicted by month alone – our team monitors conditions daily and adapts the dive plan accordingly. Contact us for upcoming departure dates and current availability.