Diving packages in Bali

discover scuba diving

Do an introduction completed with an instructor qualified . the package include a session in a pool , trying the gear and doing some exercises , making some bubbles . than you are going to the open water for a real dive where fishes will welcome you. after the first dive another world is now discover and another dive is possible to do for an extra charge of 30 usd only . fun is part of your day…

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PADI Advanced Course

That’s what the PADI Advanced Open Water Diver course is all about. You don’t have to be “advanced” to take it – it’s designed to advance your diving, so you can start right after earning your PADI Open Water Diver certification. The course helps build confidence and expand your scuba skills through different Adventure Dives. You try out different specialties…

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Scuba Refresher

You have your diving license but it is a long time since your last dive? Would you like to remember all the basic skills with the commodity and safety of a instructor? This program is not only recommended, but also mandatory for divers who have spent a long time out of the water. Very important to remember all the safety procedures and skills underwater that you learned in your courses.

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PADI Advanced Open Water Diver

This course enables you to gain more supervised experience, perfecting skills and exploring interests that you have. There are 2 compulsory dives (Deep dive and Navigation Dive) and 3 optional dives. Please see below for recommended optional dives. There are Junior versions of this course, please contact us. Duration 2 days - 5 dives Prerequisites Be a PADI Open Water Diver Be at least 15 years…

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Fun Dives (2 dives)

Our Fun Dives package includes 2 shore dives in the Amed & Tulamben area (Kubu and Seraya included). Price includes pick up from your hotel if needed, transport to the dive sites, Divemaster services, equipment rental, 12L tanks, weights, towel, water, coffee and tea.

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Diving in Bali

Diving around Bali is varied and widespread. The island is large and contrary to popular opinion not full of tourists. The tourist area is based mainly in the south of the island around the surfing hot spots and takes up possibly 5% of the island.

Obviously diving and surfing don't generally mix so well and the best diving spots are based around the east and north of the island with other dive spots on the islands of Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan a 45 minute boat ride to the east.

Once you leave the tourist areas in the south you feel like you have stepped back in time as you travel through local villages and towns travelling north. Not to miss Manta Point and the USS Liberty Wreck.

The difficult thing about diving in Bali and a good reason to take advantage of our services is because the dive areas are widely spaced around the island and involve staying in one resorts and enduring long days or changing resorts every 2-3 days to create a land and diving safari around the island. There are so many unique hotels in Bali, it’s easy to find the best one that meets your family needs. We recommend you start on the west or the north of the island where there are some fantastic macro spots and also the stunning walls of Minjangan island. You dive and travel at your own speed east including all the hot spots of PJ, Seraya, Tulamben and Ahmed in the north and onto Padangbai in the east moving onto boats for diving in Bali's neighbour islands of Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan.

Travel to Bali

Bali has in recent years been better known as a tropical paradise and idyllic honeymoon destination with it’s year round cooling breezes and warm climate it’s been a tourist Mecca for decades. This tropical paradise has a unique blend of modern tourist facilities combined with wonderful shopping and a rich past and heritage.

Recently though, diving in Bali, is a phrase you hear more and more often these days and for very good reason. Macro to massive, diving in Bali has it all and is, surprisingly, one of South East Asia’s less dived spots for some unknown reason.