you’re heading to Nusa Penida on a diving vacation, then you’re probably in search of the Molas and Mantas. Crystal Bay and Manta Point, 2 of the famous Nusa Penida dive sites, are only a short boat ride away. From June – October, we can see Mola Mola circling the cleaning stations of Crystal Bay and other dive sites. Mola Mola can grow to 3metres long and weigh up to 1000kgs. Additionally, it’s possible to see Manta Rays all year round and they grow to be around 5metres wide. Read More
CRISTAL BAY
As one of the most sought-after dives sites on Nusa Penida, Crystal Bay stands out amongst them all. The name comes from the impeccably crystal clear, blue waters. Read More
TOYAPAKEH
Toyapakeh, voted by many visitors and dive staff as one of the most abundant dive sites on Nusa Penida Island. Descending into Toyapakeh is like a dream. Read More
MANTA POINT
Manta Point is not only a dive site, it’s a destination with a breathtaking journey. As we head towards Manta Point, we will have views of gigantic cliffs and private beaches inaccessible Read More
MANTA BAY
Before arriving at Manta Point we will pass a bay that is closer to our dive center, called Manta Bay. Because of the high concentration of Plankton within the bay, there’s a good chance Read More
LEMBONGAN BAY
Lembongan bay has been dubbed as the perfect dive site for training due to its shallower depths and calm conditions. Nevertheless, Lembongan Bay is not only just a training site, Read More
NORTH PENIDA
The North Coast of Nusa Penida is a drift divers fantasy come to life. With a coastline stretching for several kilometers, it truly is a great place to visit if you love drift diving. Buyuk, Sental, Read More
GAMAT BAY
Gamat Bay is a little gem that lies in-between Crystal Bay and Toyapakeh, which looks onto Nusa Ceningan Island. It truly represents a postcard with its empty white sand beach and palm Read More
BLUE CORNER
For all the adventure seekers out there, pay attention, this one is for you! Blue Corner is known to be one of the most exciting and daring dive sites available on the Island. Read More
MANGROVE
The Mangrove dive site is located on the Northern tip of Nusa Lembongan Island overlooking the Mangrove forest. Having a dive site located opposite a Mangrove forest Read More
MIMPANG
Our voyages are not only limited to the close-by region of Nusa Penida but also Padang Bay in Bali. A collection of three rocks known as Gili Mimpang facing Padang Bay is a dive site with Read More
TEPEKONG
On the East Coast of Bali, facing Padang Bay lies a rocky outcrop called Tepekong. This dive site is both thrilling, as well as incredibly beautiful. On that note, be prepared to experience Read More
DIVE SITES – NUSA PENIDA & NUSA LEMBONGAN
THE CORAL TRIANGLE & DIVE SITES NUSA PENIDA
The Coral Triangle is the term that refers to a widespread geographic area connecting separate countries. These countries include; Timor Leste, Solomon Island, Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Malaysia, and Indonesia. The area is known as the global center of marine biodiversity. Notably, each ecoregion is home to more than 500 species of reef-building corals. Additionally, this area covers 5.7 million kilometers of ocean and helps sustain the lives of more than 120 million people. The Coral Triangle is known as the “Amazon of the seas”, and for good reason. Due to its vast amount of biological resources, it has been officially classified as a worldwide priority of marine conservation. Marine conservation organizations including WWF are aware of the threat this area faces and have made saving it a priority. Sadly, fishing exports, and coastal tourism revenues, are drastically affecting one of the few remaining marine life sanctuaries.
