During our diving or snorkeling activities you are always under the guidance of a highly trained professional. So you can be sure to have enjoyable days exploring the amazing underwater world that Bali offers. The most interesting variety of marine life. Combined with stunning views during our trips. Choose from one of these sites. Or ask us what else we can mean for you to make your diving or snorkeling program the way you like it. Your safety is our responsible! Kerobokan Dive Sites A new dive sites has been found in north of Bali. We are the only dive operator that offers it magnificent underwater sites. Now most of choices goes to this dive sites.

Kerobokan Dive Sites has two points which is one for muck diving and other for shore dive or boat dive. Night dives in this point would be the best.

The place about 5 kilometres to the eastern part of the town, and about 1 kilometre from The Jalan Kerobokan. Nudibranches, Turtles, unique Lion Fish, moraeel, frog fish, seahorses, box fish, etc, easily to finds in here.

For underwater photography lover should not missed this moment and in the afternoon would be the clearest time with visibility about 10 metres. Current is friendly and coral reef lives so healthy.

Tulamben U.S.S. Liberty Shipwreck
Dive this fascinating WO II Shipwreck. Torpedoed by the Japanese in 1942, this complete coral covered wreck offers many swim-throws. Surrounded by thousands of fish. For all diver levels and people who is willing to snorkel. Regarded as "probably the best dive site in the world" (The Independent) There are many other world class Dive Sites in the Tulamben area!

Menjangan Island National Marine Park
With beautiful reefs that plunge straight down into clear blue waters. Fantastic corals, millions of multi colored tropical fish, rays turtles sharks you name it. There are at least 8 different Dive Sites around the island. You can dive here for days! For all divers levels and a great place to snorkel or even just hang out on the white sandy beaches!

Lovina Reef
It is in north bali. Lovina reef is unfortunately not regarded as an interesting Dive Site. Mostly by people who never dove it. It has some interesting newly formed corals. Even a little wooden shipwreck. Lot's of fish! Lovina reef is better at greater depths and therefore a good place for deep divers. Or beginners to explore the very easy and safe diving environment at shallower depths. Very convenient since you avoid long car trips!

Amed
Amed is considered as one of the best dive sites on Bali. Unfortunately it lost a lot of corals due to Al Nino in 1997. Since than the reef has recovered at high speed. It's definitely worth diving here. Especially to see the big fish on Bali. Great drop offs. It takes a boat trip from Amed beach to reach the better dive sites.

Night Diving
Night diving is maybe the reason why many divers dive! It's sounds a bit scary but it's so relaxing. Adventures Night Dives is the best in Tulamben and Lovina reef.
Switch on your torch, stay with your buddy and descend to the magnificent Tropical Marine Night Life! So challenge your self with us.

Secret Bay where under photographers can make nice pictures:

in front of the docking area of Gilimanuk Harbor. Be prepared - you are diving on fine black and gray volcanic sand and rubble and not on a coral reef! This place is a great place for the rare and unusual. This so called muck diving is one of favorite pastimes since we like macro-photography best. Here you find frogfish (where we found species on one dive: A. hispidus, A. striates, A. maculates and A. nummifer), special nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, the rare picturesque dragonet and gobies, several species of sand eels, stonefish and devilfish, mimic octopus and even the Ambon scorpion fish (Pteroidichthys amboinensis), crabs and shrimps and many other critters that like to live on sand. Probably just so some under water photographers can make nice pictures!

See around the pieces of half rotten wood, among the sponges and especially under the garbage (inside the metal drums for example) and in the metal structures put up in several places. These objects act like a small oasis where animals can hide, so they are a good place to find camouflaged animals such as the frogfish or seahorses. We noticed that there are seasonal changes at the Secret Bay dive sites. On one visit a place would be just full with certain nudibranchs on the sea grass, another year only a few could to be found. See the Map of Dive site

Puri Jati (PJ)
Puri Jati is on the north coast of Bali not far from Lovina, Great for Diving, Underwater photographers, Night diving, Sharks, muck diving, Mandarin fish, pelagic, reef, coral reef, Shark Dive Bali, Padang Bai 2 hours 15 minutes, Sharks, Bali Diving, Indonesia Diving, Tulamben is 1 hours drive, Secret Bay only 1.5 hours, add Nusa Penida & Manta Point along with Pemuteran makes a Bali Dive Safari. Absolute Scuba Diving Center offers a comfortable and luxurious accommodations.

Puri Jati (PJ) is a dive site with dark volcanic sand and some seaweed and soft coral similar to Seraya, Gilimanuk or Lembeh. PJ Puri Jati is a good place to see small rand rare animals like frogfishes (for example A. striates), dragonets, seahorses, nudibranchs, ambon scorpion fishes and devil fishes, flying gurnard, the mimic octopus and other rare species of octopus.

Puri Jati lies close to the Zen Resort Bali, which is a boutique hotel in the serene and natural environment of un spoilt North Bali and over looking the Sea of Bali at Puri Jati. The 15 Ocean view sunset and sunrise villas are surround by vineyards and rice terraces and located just 300 meters from the beach.

Portsea PierI wonder if any diver certified in Victoria has NOT been to Portsea Pier? Most open water classes have sessions here and it's a good place for anyone to practice skills. The bottom is mostly sandy and the pylons are covered in colourful sponges.

Portsea Pier Rinse Off: The fresh water shower for swimmers and divers is convenient to the pier.Portsea pier is also a popular boarding point for a lot of boat dive operators. It is the most diver-friendly location on Port Phillip Bay. There is a fresh water shower for rinsing off and the public toilet block has nice HOT WATER SHOWERS! If you ever dive in Victoria during the winter you gotta love that.

Portsea has a couple dive shops for airfills and boat dive bookings.

Hawaii Fish

Place of Refuge National Park is on the Kona Coast area of the Big Island of Hawaii. This is a shore dive and probably the most beautiful and best dive of all the dives on our trip to the islands.

Green Sea Turtle

There is an easy entrance of lava rock steps and once in the water it is fantastic. They say this area has a special spiritual energy - I don't know about that, but the dive was kind of magical!

We saw a lot of green sea turtles, wonderful coral "fields", and nearby snorkelers were swimming with dolphins. Oh happy day.

A popular site in Port Phillip Bay. No, it's not the remnants of an old volcano, but it looks like it. Popes Eye is the beginning foundation for a circular "fort" but was abandoned before completion. It is now a marine sanctuary, and home to a lot of gannets plus a seal or two.

The inside of the crater is a perfect calm and shallow (about 3m) spot to anchor a boat. The outer walls have become a really nice artificial reef for LOTS of colourful fish. It's an easy dive for most any certified diver.

Just watch out for the famous current! If you are not diving at slack water time, the current along the outer wall can be very strong. There are plenty of rock wall spots to hang on to though so make your way to the front or back areas out of the current.

Jervis Bay - Sea Tulips: Singing Sea Tulips

Cliffs at The Heads of Jervis Bay

Jervis Bay is a marine park on the east coast of New South Wales south of Sydney. We went on a boat dive with Deep 6 Diving to a site just outside of the heads.

The dive was at a site called Crocodile head and was deeper than I expected - about 25 meters. The bottom was huge bolders and rocks, and on this particular day not much to see in the way of fish or sea life. Oh well.

A second dive for the boat trip was a spot just inside the heads called "the Tubes".

Flinders Pier was once an L-shaped pier approximately 150 metres long. The L is now gone though there are still remnants you might run into. We've dived it a few times, and the sea life is fantastic. Try to go at high tide, as it's only about 4m deep at the entry point and gets to about 6m toward the end of the pier.

This is a really great dive spot, and you're sure to see something interesting. I don't think I have ever been to the pier without seeing at least one Weedy Sea Dragon, and on one occasion there were literally a dozen or two to be seen during the dive.

Visibility is often good as well, so long as you avoid rainy or windy days.