Embark on a diving adventure in Bali, among volcanic reefs, iconic wrecks, and some of the richest marine sites in Indonesia.
In Bali, your diving stay takes you to sites renowned for their diversity and the richness of their coral reefs. The scuba dives take place on drop-offs, in passes, and lagoons where visibility is generally good, offering regular encounters with pelagic species and reef fish.
The Dune Bali center provides you with experienced expert instructors and divemasters. Each briefing is tailored to the sites and the level of the divers, with precise advice to ensure safety and comfort during your immersions.
The team accompanies you throughout the dives, sharing their experience and knowledge of the local fauna and flora. Their approach allows you to fully enjoy each coral reef while respecting the marine environment.

Plongée accessible
Macro
Ambiance tropicale
"Bali is an enchanting island in Indonesia where turquoise seas, rich culture, and majestic volcanic landscapes combine to offer a unique setting for travelers and divers. Nicknamed \"the island of the Gods,\" Bali captivates with its ancient traditions, Balinese way of life, terraced rice fields, clifftop temples, and a varied and thrilling underwater scene."

"Bali, at the crossroads of the Indian Ocean and the Bali Sea, is an exceptional diving playground: the mythical Liberty wreck, volcanic drop-offs, colorful reefs and encounters with pelagics such as manta rays and ocean sunfish punctuate the dives. DUNE diving safaris take you to discover varied sites around Bali and Nusa Penida."

"Diving in Bali can be practiced year-round, with ideal conditions generally between May and October to observe manta rays and sunfish around Nusa Penida. Off-season, dives remain rich and varied even though the weather can be more changeable depending on the monsoons."

"Organizing a diving trip with DUNE to Bali can be done as a 7-night / 10-dive diving stay or as an itinerant diving safari (9 or 12 nights). These programs offer complete immersion in Balinese biodiversity, with discovery of must-see sites such as Tulamben, Nusa Penida, Amed or Menjangan, adapted to different levels and preferences."

