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Menjangan Island offers excellent wall diving and snorkeling. Marine visibility frequently reaches between 30 and 40 meters (98 to 130 feet).
The protected waters of West Bali National Park maintain consistent temperatures of 27°C to 29°C (80°F - 85°F) year-round. These conditions support diverse marine life and pristine coral walls.
You must dive or snorkel with a certified national park guide. Activity permits cost IDR 25,000 for diving and IDR 15,000 for snorkeling.
1 hour per diveLook for pygmy seahorses
This western point dive site features a sandy slope that transitions into a vertical coral wall. You will see thousands of garden eels swaying in the current. Watch for pygmy seahorses on the gorgonian fans along the wall before drifting over the sand.
1 hour per diveVertical wall dive
Pos 2 offers a vertical wall dive plunging up to 50 meters (164 feet) deep. The wall features massive gorgonian sea fans and deep overhangs. Look closely under these overhangs to spot sleeping whitetip reef sharks during your drift dive.
1 hour per diveAdvanced certification required
This 19th-century wooden shipwreck rests at a depth of 35 to 50 meters (115 to 164 feet). It takes its name from a large anchor located shallower on the reef. You must have an advanced deep-diving certification to explore this specific site.
