Bali

Denpasar City

Indonesia



East of Sanur

Channel Point is also known as Sanur channel, Sanur Bay.

Channel Point

This site is unique. It is place with ball artificial reefs placed by a local NGO to rehabilitate coral reef and reef associated fauna. Biology rich of coral species such as Acropora, Porites, Pocilopora, etc. Reef fish dominated by butterfly fish, damselffish, and others. Other fauna can be found easily such as nudibranch, shells and octopus as well.


Dive site is just seaward of Grand Melia Hotel.

Submarine Reef is also known as Karang Bola.

Submarine Reef

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Nusa Dua Beach

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Geger Beach

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Lenbongan bay

Good place to meet pelagics, including Molas.

Northwest tip of Lembongan island.

Ental Point is also known as Blue Corner.

Ental Point

You have a marvelous dive between 5 and 15 meters. Some day, you can have strong current on this reef.
But if you want to find THE mola mola, you may have to go under 30meters deep.
The water is warm on the top (over 25°C / 77°F) but comes to 17°C/62°F in the bottom.

Western side of Nusa Penida, south of Gamat.

Crystal Bay is also known as Penida Bay.

Crystal Bay



North side of the channel between Lembongan and Ceningan islands.

Ceningan Channel

Toyapakeh strait current may be very strong sometimes; take care!

Gamat Bay in on the western side of Nusa Penida

Gamat

Extremely difficult and seldom dived.  Best when there's a relatively light current from the N.  Use more weight than normal.  Enter 300m to the N of dive site in blue water, descending rapidly.  The current is always strong here and will actually try to push you up the reef into shallower water and often you will miss your approach, eventually being blasted off the point and down into deep water in the middle of the Ceningan channel.  That's why you should use more weight than normal.  Enter a trench 1.5m wide x 1m deep at 22m and follow it S.  It steps down into a much larger trench/canyon, still heading S, and eventually steps down into an even bigger canyon.  By this stage you are at 33m and the canyon you are in feels like the size of a stadium.  Sheltering from the current at the bottom of the canyon and in the caves are a large variety of sharks and rays not seen at other sites in the area.  Make your way over the ridge to the W and you will be blown away by another absolutely massive canyon.  You will need to streamline and stay close to the reef as you swim cross-current because the strong S current is magnified as it sweeps over the ridge.  These canyons lead down to a slope, the end of which is at the bottom of the Cenningan channel, 220m, so don't let the current push you down the canyons.  Swim cross-current, close to the reef and facing into the current.  Make your way up the reef to the shallow coral outcrops in the Ceningan inlet.  DM's or extremely experienced divers only.  J.  461611. 



Canyons

Gradual slope with good corals.

Northeast corner of Lembongan island, in front of seaweed farms.

Jangka Point is also known as Mangrove.

Channel Point

Snorkeling and Scuba Diving at Channel Point