Why settle for one site? Discover why a multi-day dive tour is the most efficient and breathtaking way to experience Bali's diverse marine life.
Bali is a large island, and its best dive sites—like the USAT Liberty wreck in the north and the Manta points in the south—are hours apart. A Bali Dive Safari eliminates the exhausting daily commute from your hotel.
Instead of spending 4-6 hours in a car every day, you'll stay in charming coastal villages near the dive sites. You wake up, see the sunrise, and you're often just minutes away from the first dive of the day.
From world-class wrecks in Tulamben to the drift dives of Nusa Penida and the macro-life of Padang Bai, you see it all.
Accommodation, transport, and equipment are all handled. Just show up and dive.
Stay near the water. Be the first one at the site before the crowds arrive from the south.
During your safari, visibility typically ranges from 15 to 40 meters. In the north (Tulamben/Amed), expect calm waters and volcanic black sand. In the south (Nusa Penida), prepare for cooler waters (22-26°C) and the chance to see Mola Mola (during season) and Manta Rays.
We recommend being at least Advanced Open Water certified to enjoy the full range of Bali's sites, though Open Water divers are welcome with modified itineraries. Always follow the 24-hour "no-fly" rule after your last dive, which is easy to manage on a multi-day safari.
Are safaris suitable for solo travelers?
Absolutely! Safaris are a great way to meet fellow divers from around the world.
When is the best time for a safari?
April to November is the dry season with the best visibility. Mola Mola season is typically July to October.
Book your multi-day safari now and see the best of Bali's underwater world.
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