Nusa Penida

Diving in Nusa Penida, Bali, is an exhilarating journey into the heart of one of Indonesia's most captivating underwater realms. With its crystal-clear waters, vibrant coral reefs, and diverse marine life, Nusa Penida offers an unforgettable experience for scuba divers of all levels.

One of the highlights of diving in Nusa Penida is the chance to encounter majestic manta rays. Sites like Manta Point and Crystal Bay are renowned for their manta ray activity, particularly during the manta season from May to October. Divers can witness these graceful giants gliding effortlessly through the water, providing a mesmerizing spectacle.

Beyond the enchanting mantas, Nusa Penida is also home to a plethora of other marine species. Dive sites like Toyapakeh and Blue Corner boast vibrant coral reefs bustling with colorful reef fish, turtles, and occasional sightings of sharks and the elusive mola mola (oceanic sunfish). With its rich biodiversity and thrilling underwater landscapes, Nusa Penida promises an unforgettable diving experience, making it a must-visit destination for anyone eager to explore Bali's mesmerizing marine world.

Distance: 20 minutes from Denpasar + 50 minutes boat ride

Rate Include: PADI professional guide (1 Guide : 2 Guest Ratio), Pickup and Return transportation, Boat ride, Full set of equipments, Lunch and Refreshment, Towels and, All entrance tickets

Note: Additional fee applies for private trip.

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Nusa Penida Dive Sites

Crystal Bay

Crystal Bay offers divers a captivating underwater experience amidst its pristine waters and vibrant marine life. With water temperatures averaging between 14-27°C, divers can explore comfortably year-round. The bay is renowned for its enchanting manta ray activity, especially during the manta season from May to October. Witness these majestic creatures gracefully gliding through the currents, providing an awe-inspiring spectacle for underwater enthusiasts.

In addition to the mesmerizing mantas, Crystal Bay is also frequented by the elusive mola mola (oceanic sunfish). Divers may have the chance to encounter these unique creatures, particularly during the warmer months. With its clear waters and thrilling marine encounters, Crystal Bay promises an unforgettable diving adventure, immersing divers in the stunning biodiversity of Bali's underwater realm.

  • Perfect for: All levels of divers, from beginners to advanced.
  • Optimum depth: 5-40 meters (16-131 feet)

Manta Point

Nusa Penida's Manta Point lives up to its name. Here, encountering majestic manta rays is practically guaranteed. These gentle giants gracefully glide through cleaning stations, tended to by smaller fish. The dive caters to all experience levels, with depths ranging from a comfortable 10 meters to a more adventurous 30 meters.

While the coral takes a backseat to the main attraction, keep your eyes peeled for charismatic marine life like turtles and eagle rays. You might even spot a rare ocean sunfish for an unforgettable encounter.

  • Perfect for: All levels of divers, but especially for those who want to see manta rays. Manta rays are most frequently seen here during the cleaning season, from November to May.
  • Optimum depth: 10-30 meters (33-98 feet)

Blue Corner

Blue Corner is another world-famous drift dive site known for its incredible coral formations and diverse marine life. The currents here can be extremely strong, and divers need to be very experienced and comfortable with drift diving. The rewards are worth it, though, as the dive site is home to manta rays, mobula rays, and many other pelagic fish.

  • Perfect for: Advanced divers only. The currents here can be very strong, and the dive site is only suitable for experienced divers.
  • Optimum depth: 20-40 meters (66-131 feet)

Mangrove Point

Mangrove Point is a muck dive site, which means it's not known for its coral reefs. However, it's a great place to see some unusual and interesting marine life, such as nudibranchs, frogfish, and octopus. The dive site is also home to a healthy population of turtles.

Occasional strong current translates to very healthy corals with their beautiful colors. Here you often see Turtles, Barracudas, Octopus, Moray Eels, Puffers, Mantis Shrimps, and many more.

  • Perfect for: All levels of divers. The currents here are usually mild, and the dive site is a great option for both beginners and experienced divers.
  • Optimum depth: 10-25 meters (33-82 feet)

SD point

SD Point is a thrilling dive site in Nusa Penida, characterized by its dramatic underwater landscapes and exhilarating drift dives. Divers are drawn to SD Point for its steep walls adorned with vibrant corals and abundant marine life. As divers drift along the currents, they can encounter schools of colorful reef fish, turtles, and larger pelagic species like ocasionally sharks and barracudas. The site's challenging dive conditions and strong currents make it suitable for experienced divers seeking an adrenaline-filled adventure in Bali's mesmerizing underwater world. SD Point promises an unforgettable dive experience amidst the breathtaking marine scenery of Nusa Penida.

  • Perfect for: Advanced divers only. The currents here can be strong, and the drift diving can be challenging.
  • Optimum depth: 20-40 meters (66-131 feet)

Toya Pakeh

Toya Pakeh is a beautiful reef dive site with a variety of coral formations and marine life. The dive site is also a great place to see mobula rays, particularly during the season from July to October. The currents here are usually mild, making it a great option for divers of all levels.

  • Perfect for: All levels of divers.
  • Optimum depth: 10-30 meters (33-98 feet)