About Bali

Located in the Lesser Sundas, Bali is midway along Indonesia's southernmost chain of islands between Java and Lombok. The island's south coast touches the easternmost edge of the Indian Ocean, while the north coast looks onto the Java Sea.

With its warm water, extensive coral reefs and abundant marine life, diving in Bali offers some superb exploratory diving possibilities: a wide variety of pelagics, tuna, mackerel, jacks and bonito, barracuda and several species of shark
Rays are common at many sites and some species of marine mammal are found off Bali's coast, including dolphins.

The five main areas for diving in Bali are Nusa Dua and Sanur; Padang Bai and Candidasa, Nusa penida, Tulamben and Menajangan. Each area is unique and offers suitable conditions for both beginners and experienced divers.

Bali is definitely the perfect holiday destination for divers and non-divers