Snorkeling in Bali
Discover manta rays, coral reefs and unforgettable snorkeling experiences in Bali.
Discover manta rays, coral reefs and unforgettable snorkeling experiences in Bali.
Guided snorkeling trips to Nusa Penida (manta rays), Padang Bai, Tulamben and Amed, suitable for beginners and non-swimmers, with hotel pickup from Sanur and other tourist areas.
Bali offers several excellent snorkeling locations, each with different conditions and experiences. Here’s how to choose the best snorkeling spot in Bali based on what you want to see and your comfort level.
• Swim with manta rays at famous cleaning stations
• Best for wildlife and bucket-list experiences
• Boat-based snorkeling, conditions can vary
• Ideal for confident beginners and adventurous snorkelers
• Shallow reefs with colorful fish and coral
• Calm water, easy entry and relaxed pace
• Best choice for beginners and families
• Shorter travel time from South Bali
• Snorkel above the famous USAT Liberty wreck
• Excellent marine life close to shore
• Easy shore entry, no boat required
• Great for relaxed snorkeling with something different
• Healthy coral reefs and tropical fish
• Quiet atmosphere and scenic coastline
• Suitable for all levels
• Ideal for a relaxed snorkeling day
All snorkeling trips include equipment, professional guides and hotel pickup.
Snorkeling prices in Bali depend on the destination, travel distance and conditions.
All our snorkeling trips are fully guided and include equipment and hotel pickup.
No hidden fees. All essential costs are included in the snorkeling price.
Yes. Snorkeling in Bali is suitable for beginners and even for non-swimmers. Many snorkeling spots offer calm conditions, shallow reefs and clear water, making them ideal for a first snorkeling experience.
Before entering the water, your guide explains how to use the equipment and what to expect. You snorkel at your own pace, and assistance is always available if needed.
If you’re interested in going deeper, you can also try a discovery scuba diving experience in Bali.
Our snorkeling trips are designed to be easy and stress-free.
We take care of transportation, equipment and guidance so you can simply enjoy the experience.
We offer hotel pickup from Sanur, kuta, Legian and nearby tourist areas. Pickup from Ubud, Canggu, Uluwatu and other locations is available with a small additional charge depending on distance.
• Half-day to full-day trips depending on the snorkeling destination
• Earlier departures for Nusa Penida and East Bali locations
• Return to your hotel in the afternoon or early evening
1. Hotel pickup and transfer to the snorkeling location
2. Equipment fitting and safety briefing
3. Guided snorkeling at selected spots
4. Break or lunch depending on the trip
5. Return transfer to your hotel
Our team is always available to answer questions before and during your snorkeling trip.
Yes. Bali has excellent snorkeling in specific areas such as Nusa Penida, Padang Bai, Tulamben and Amed. Conditions vary by location and day, so choosing the right spot and going with a guide helps you get the best experience.
Yes. Many snorkeling trips are beginner-friendly and life jackets are available. Our guides stay in the water with the group, give a briefing before you enter, and help you snorkel at your own pace.
It depends on what you want to see. Nusa Penida is famous for manta rays, Padang Bai is great for calm beginner snorkeling, Tulamben is known for wreck snorkeling, and Amed offers relaxed reef snorkeling.
Turtle sightings are possible at several Bali snorkeling sites, depending on conditions and the day. Your guide will choose spots that give you the best chance based on visibility and sea conditions.
Snorkeling prices in Bali depend on the destination and travel distance. Our trips are fully guided and include equipment and hotel pickup. You can see current prices in the pricing section above.
Not always, but a guided trip makes it easier and safer, especially if you’re visiting for the first time or want to reach the best snorkeling spots. A guide also helps with equipment, safety and choosing the right location for the day.
Bring swimwear, a towel, sunscreen, a change of clothes and a phone/camera. If you get motion sickness, bring your preferred medication for boat trips.
If conditions are unsafe or visibility is poor, we’ll offer the best available alternative for the day or reschedule where possible. Safety always comes first.