Bali - Indonesia, with its tropical climate, offers spectacular scuba diving and snorkeling, often only meters from the beach. The most notable aspects of diving here are the sheer abundance and diversity of marine life as well as the staggering variety of hard and soft corals, of which a few square meters at some sites rivals that of Komodo, Alor, and North Sulawesi (Manado and Bunaken) and also of other Asian countries such as Thailand and The Philippines. Amid this cornucopia of coral lives an equally diverse fish population often giving divers the sense of being inside a tropical reef fish encyclopedia. Bali is also home to a wide variety of pelagics (ocean-dwellers), such as tuna, barracuda, shark, ray (including manta) and, in season, Mola-Mola (sunfish) due to the rich upswellings of the Indian Ocean. There are wrecks at Tulamben (WWII USAT Liberty) and Menjangan (19th century), wall diving (Menjangan, Nusa Penida), Tepekong's Canyon and reef diving aplenty!

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Bali is a special place to dive. Whether you are diving the reefs and wrecks of Bali, or walking through a village, you have the feeling of being in a strange new world. Bali is a magical place with majestic mountains, rice fields, lakes and streams. The Hindu culture creates a daily pageant visually as enchanting as finding a new reef. Bali is also a playground for adventure including diving, surfing, trekking , and water rafting. You can have a quiet vacation by the sea, or enjoy the nightlife of Kuta.