Dive Sites Information:

Nusa Penida boasts an impressive array of dive sites, each offering unique and captivating experiences. Some of the renowned dive sites around the island include:

• Crystal Bay:
  A popular site known for its crystal-clear waters and encounters with the elusive Mola Sunfish (commonly seen between June and October). Here you can spot an array of angelfish, butterfly fish, anthias, garden eels, tuna, sharks, surgeonfish, and schooling bannerfish near the edge of the drop off.
•  Manta Point:
  Manta Point, located on the southwest of Nusa Penida, is a popular dive site for manta rays in Bali. Visitors can observe these majestic creatures up close whether snorkeling or diving, regardless of the season or weather. However, the site can experience changing tides and conditions due to its exposed location to the elements and open ocean. As a result, it’s also a great spot to encounter other pelagic species like reef sharks and larger fish.
• Toyapakeh:
  Toyapakeh is a village located on the North West Coast of Nusa Penida Island where fishermen boats anchor. Its underwater coral garden is shallow and beautiful, filled with colorful fish. The reef slopes down towards the Ceningan channel, where strong currents pass and provide nutrients that help keep the coral healthy and support a variety of marine life. Drift diving over the coral gardens is a thrilling experience, with plenty of anthias and other fish to admire.
• PED Temple Dive Site
  Located at the north coast of Nusa Penida, you’ll find a lengthy coral reef that’s perfect for drift diving and snorkeling. This particular reef is home to a variety of soft and staghorn corals, as well as barrel sponges. Additionally, you’ll come across a multitude of fish species, including batfish, moorish idols, lionfish, scorpionfish, pufferfish, moray eels, sweetlips, and Napoleon wrasse. There’s a considerable chance of spotting large pelagics like eagle rays, tuna, barracuda, reef sharks, and occasionally even Mola-Mola.
• Blue Corner:
  This thrilling drift dive site offers a chance to see sharks, turtles, and large pelagic fish. Divers can enjoy the rush of gliding along the reef with the currents.
• SD Point (Sekolah Dasar):
  Located on the north coast of Nusa Penida, offers great drift diving. Snorkelers and divers can explore the shallow reef and admire the beautiful coral gardens with various types of fish, including anthias and butterflyfish. The reef is also home to lionfish, trumpetfish, boxfish, and pufferfish.
• Mangrove Dive Site
  This drift dive site is located on the north coast of Nusa Lembongan Island, near Nusa Penida. The coral-filled shallows are home to a variety of colorful fish such as anthias, batfish, sweetlips, butterflyfish, and boxfish. Deeper down on the slope, there’s a chance to spot larger pelagic species like barracudas, dogtooth tuna, giant trevally, and eagle rays. During slack tide, when the current is low, this could be a macro lover haven. You can search for smaller creatures such as blue ribbon eels, mantis shrimp, lobster, porcelain crabs, orangutan crabs, and various nudibranchs.
  

Please note that the specific dive sites visited during the day trip may vary depending on factors like weather conditions, currents, and diver experience levels. Our dive guides will carefully select the sites to ensure the best possible diving experience, prioritizing safety and the opportunity for memorable encounters with marine life.