Tulamben boasts an array of captivating dive sites, each offering a unique and unforgettable experience. Here are some of the most popular dive sites you can explore:

• The USAT Liberty Shipwreck
  Arguably one of the most famous dive sites in the world, the USAT Liberty Shipwreck is also listed among the world’s Top 10 wreck dive sites. It lies close to the shore, starting from 5 m depth and is accessible from the beach, which also makes it a perfect site for snorkelers to explore.
  The wreck stretches over 120 meters (394 feet) and is covered in an abundance of colourful corals, sponges, and sea fans. What was once a cargo ship for the American army during WWII is now home to an incredible diversity of marine life. As you explore the ship’s remains, you’ll encounter reef fish, parrotfish, and even occasional sightings of larger species like turtles and barracudas.

  Depth     :     4-40 meters	Visibility     :     10-30 m
  Currents     :     Zero to mild current	Type     :     Shore dive
  Difficulty : Beginner

•  Coral Garden:
  Coral Garden is a shallow dive site with vibrant coral formations, perfect for underwater photography enthusiasts. This site is teeming with a variety of macro marine life, such as nudibranchs, pygmy seahorses, and colourful shrimp. The relatively shallow depth around 5 to 15 meters (16 to 49 feet) makes it an excellent spot for all levels of divers to enjoy.
  There are some coral conservation has been established in this dive site; artificial reefs are beautified with miniature temples, stupas, and Buddha statues, and recently several fish statues added to the existing structures.

  Depth     :     4-25 meters	Visibility     :     10-25 m
  Currents     :     Zero to mild current	Type     :     Shore dive
  Difficulty     :     Beginner

• Drop-Off Wall:
  The Drop Off features an attractive wall that can be a spectacular dive site, offering chances to spot reef sharks, schooling trevally, and barracudas under suitable conditions. For macro enthusiasts, there are opportunities to find pygmy sea-horses, leaf scorpion fish, and ghost pipefish hiding among the black coral bushes on the sea fans. The sandy shallow area near the shore is home to rare nudibranchs, shrimps, and various critters. Keep an eye out for the impressive sight of bumphead parrotfish grazing on the reef or around the wall. This site is suitable for both snorkelers and divers, as it boasts abundant marine life and diverse underwater scenery.

  Depth   :   4-40 meters	Visibility     :     10-30 m
  Currents     :     Zero to mild current	Type     :     Shore dive
  Difficulty     :     Beginner

• Seraya:
  Seraya secret is an exceptional muck-diving and macro-photography location in Bali. Its shallow black sand bottom provides ample opportunities to search for fascinating small creatures concealed throughout the area. At night, Seraya comes alive, offering a plethora of critters that will surely captivate any photographer. The marine life that can be found here includes Ghost pipe fish, nudibranch, boxer crab, zebra crabs, and Colman shrimps hiding among the fire urchins, frog fish, and the elusive mimic Octopus.

  Depth     :     4-30 meters	Visibility     :     5-25 m
  Currents     :     Zero to mild current	Type     :     Shore dive
  Difficulty     :     OWD

• Emerald:
  Located on the south east point of Tulamben bay, this site is normally accessed by a short jukung ride, (local fishing boat). The shallow artificial reef made from a sunken Toyota minivan and some other bio rock structures lies on a black sandy slope also full of garden eels. In the deeper areas the reef becomes richer with Gorgonian sea fans and Barrel sponges all good hunting ground for pygmy seahorses and hairy squat lobsters. The small drop-off which is full of Elephant-ear sponges and hard coral makes a good lookout point for spotting reef sharks or cruising napoleon wrasse.

  Depth     :     4-30 meters	Visibility     :     15-25 m
  Currents     :     Zero to mild current	Type     :     Boat dive
  Difficulty     :     OWD

• Batu Belah Dive Site:This small white sand lagoon connected to the mini wall is for those who appreciate a combination of coral reef and muck diving. Healthy reefs full of a wide diversity of fish life set on sandy slopes with a rich variety of critters all in one dive site. You will find juvenile emperor angelfish, yellow boxfish, moray eels and schooling juvenile catfish alongside amazing critters such as; long snout dragonet, flying gurnard, devil scorpionfish, ghost pipefish and seahorses.
  

  Depth     :     4-30 meters	Visibility     :     10-25 m
  Currents     :     Zero to mild current	Type     :     Shore dive
  Difficulty     :     Beginner