German & English dive center in Padang Bai, Bali
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All of Bali. 71 dive sites. Your perfect way in.

From coral gardens to pelagics

All of Bali. 71 dive sites. Your perfect way in.

From Blue Lagoon on our doorstep to Menjangan’s walls: explore regions, character and requirements, then find the site that genuinely suits you.

Interactive Bali map

From our base to the right dive site.

Every marker opens a dedicated site guide. Depths and coordinates are orientation only; daily conditions, local briefing and guide decisions always take priority.

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Seven diving regions

Bali keeps changing character underwater.

Choose a region or filter the full directory below.

Padang Bai
8 dive sites

Padang Bai

A sheltered bay of sand, coral bommies and several reef profiles — ideal for settling into Bali diving.

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Candidasa & Amuk Bay
4 dive sites

Candidasa & Amuk Bay

Rocky islets, steep flanks and cleaning stations make Mimpang a demanding pelagic site.

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Tulamben & Kubu
12 dive sites

Tulamben & Kubu

The coral-covered cargo ship rests close to shore, offering open structures, schools and multiple depth ranges.

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Amed & south-east coast
12 dive sites

Amed & south-east coast

A photogenic bay with shallow coral, a deeper slope and distinctive underwater sculptures.

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Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan
17 dive sites

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

A cleaning station on the wild south coast where mantas often circle; encounters remain natural and never guaranteed.

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Menjangan, Pemuteran & North Bali
15 dive sites

Menjangan, Pemuteran & North Bali

Shallow coral gardens lead to a pale sand field of garden eels and an impressive wall.

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Sanur
3 dive sites

Sanur

Sanur’s outer channel combines sandy areas, coral bommies and a current-washed edge.

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Dive-site finder

Compare all 71 dive sites.

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Candidasa & Amuk Bay

Gili Tepekong

  • Depth8–40 m
  • LevelVery experienced divers

Tulamben & Kubu

USAT Liberty

  • Depth3–30 m
  • LevelBeginners to wreck enthusiasts

Tulamben & Kubu

Seraya Secrets

  • Depth3–25 m
  • LevelMacro divers with good buoyancy

Tulamben & Kubu

Alamanda

  • Depth5–35 m
  • LevelAdvanced

Tulamben & Kubu

Batu Belah

  • Depth4–30 m
  • LevelBeginners and macro fans

Amed & south-east coast

Jemeluk Bay

  • Depth3–30 m
  • LevelBeginner to advanced

Amed & south-east coast

Amed Wall

  • Depth5–40 m
  • LevelAdvanced

Amed & south-east coast

Amed Pyramids

  • Depth5–24 m
  • LevelBeginner to advanced

Amed & south-east coast

Bunutan

  • Depth8–40 m
  • LevelAdvanced drift divers

Amed & south-east coast

Lipah Bay

  • Depth3–28 m
  • LevelBeginner to advanced

Amed & south-east coast

Japanese Wreck

  • Depth2–12 m
  • LevelBeginners, snorkellers and photographers

Amed & south-east coast

Ghost Bay

  • Depth3–24 m
  • LevelMacro divers with good buoyancy

Amed & south-east coast

Gili Selang

  • Depth8–40 m
  • LevelVery experienced divers

Amed & south-east coast

Golden Rock

  • Depth8–35 m
  • LevelVery experienced divers

Amed & south-east coast

Kusambi

  • Depth5–30 m
  • LevelAdvanced

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Manta Point

  • Depth5–25 m
  • LevelAdvanced; comfortable in cooler water

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Manta Bay

  • Depth5–20 m
  • LevelAdvanced

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Crystal Bay

  • Depth5–40 m
  • LevelExperienced divers

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Toyapakeh

  • Depth5–40 m
  • LevelAdvanced drift divers

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

SD Point

  • Depth5–35 m
  • LevelAdvanced drift divers

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Pura Ped

  • Depth5–35 m
  • LevelAdvanced drift divers

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Sental

  • Depth5–35 m
  • LevelAdvanced

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Buyuk

  • Depth5–35 m
  • LevelAdvanced

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Mangrove Point

  • Depth5–35 m
  • LevelAdvanced drift divers

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Blue Corner

  • Depth10–40 m
  • LevelVery experienced current divers

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Ceningan Wall

  • Depth8–40 m
  • LevelVery experienced divers

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Karang Sari

  • Depth5–35 m
  • LevelAdvanced drift divers

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Sampalan

  • Depth5–35 m
  • LevelAdvanced

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Malibu Point

  • Depth10–40 m
  • LevelVery experienced divers

Nusa Penida, Lembongan & Ceningan

Batu Abah

  • Depth10–40 m
  • LevelVery experienced divers

Menjangan, Pemuteran & North Bali

Menjangan Pos I

  • Depth5–40 m
  • LevelBeginner to advanced

Menjangan, Pemuteran & North Bali

Menjangan Pos II

  • Depth5–40 m
  • LevelBeginner to advanced

Menjangan, Pemuteran & North Bali

Pemuteran Biorock

  • Depth2–15 m
  • LevelBeginners, photographers and snorkellers

Menjangan, Pemuteran & North Bali

Mandarin Point

  • Depth3–18 m
  • LevelMacro fans

Menjangan, Pemuteran & North Bali

Napoleon Reef

  • Depth5–30 m
  • LevelBeginner to advanced

Menjangan, Pemuteran & North Bali

Close Encounters

  • Depth5–30 m
  • LevelBeginner to advanced

Menjangan, Pemuteran & North Bali

Secret Bay Gilimanuk

  • Depth2–12 m
  • LevelMacro divers with precise buoyancy

Menjangan, Pemuteran & North Bali

Puri Jati

  • Depth3–20 m
  • LevelMacro fans

Carefully classified

A map never replaces local judgement.

Bali’s dive sites are shaped by monsoon, tide, swell, upwelling and boat traffic. Published depth, visibility or current ranges are orientation, never a promise for a particular day.

Our classification combines long local experience with internationally documented site information. Daily decisions consider weather, tides, current reports, experience, recent dives and group comfort.

Mantas, mola, sharks and all other wildlife remain wild. We plan realistic opportunities but never guarantee encounters.

Editorial source base

The guides were cross-checked against information from PADI, the official West Bali National Park, regional dive centres in Padang Bai, Amed, Pemuteran, Sanur and Nusa Lembongan, plus local project data. Final operational judgement always rests with the Paradise Diving team.

In the ocean’s rhythm

When careful planning becomes an unforgettable dive.

Current, visibility, experience and the life you hope to see come together differently each morning. That is the magic of a personally guided Bali dive day.

Base
Padang Bai
Guidance
Personal
Languages
DE · EN

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about diving in Bali

Clear answers – and personal help whenever you need it.

Where is Paradise Diving Bali located?

Our dive center is in Padang Bai on Bali’s east coast, with direct access to Blue Lagoon, White Sand Beach, Gili Mimpang and many other sites. Pick-ups from several holiday areas can be arranged.

Do you teach and guide in English and German?

Yes. Courses, briefings and trip planning are available in English and German. Simply tell us your preferred language when you enquire.

Can beginners and experienced divers travel together?

Yes. We create suitable programmes for different experience levels and coordinate shared days so everyone enjoys the holiday.

When is the best time to dive in Bali?

Bali can generally be dived year-round. Conditions and encounters vary by region and season. We recommend suitable sites for your dates and experience.

Your diving holiday

Tell us how you want to experience Bali.

Share your travel dates, hotel area, diving experience and wishes. We reply personally from Padang Bai with a suitable proposal.

  • Personal, no-obligation planning
  • German or English support
  • Combine diving, courses, transfers and travel modules
What would you like to experience?

Your next step

Send us your travel dates – we plan the rest.

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