What are the best shore and boat dive spots

What are the best shore and boat dive spots in Bali?

Fitness hace 1d 5 answers • dahye

I'm planning a trip to Bali next June and will be spending some time in the Tulamben/Amed area. I'll be doing 2-3 dives per day on weekdays and 3+ per day on weekends.

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juliana71 • hace 22h

I first dived the SS Liberty in 1991 and revisited it last year. The experience was still really enjoyable. I've stayed in Amed a few times and was blown away by the diversity and abundance of marine life at the local dive sites.

Gaston Peralta • hace 22h

Thirty dives should be sufficient for the area, as the sites are distinct from one another. Around Tulamben, you can explore a shipwreck, a drop-off, and coral gardens, while Amed offers house-reef style sites accessible from the beach. Boat dives can add less crowded sites with greater depth or current, making them worth incorporating into your itinerary.

jenna_bali • hace 13h

Tulamben and Amed are adjacent locations, offering around 10 dive sites in total. All of these sites are shore dives. I recommend visiting the Padang Bay area, as it boasts an impressive array of dive sites that are definitely worth exploring.

Will • hace 12h

There are numerous dive sites that require a boat to access, including Deep Blue, Bunatan, Batu Kelebit, Kusambi, and Gili Seleng. Many divers enjoy drifting down the slope at Pyramids, which can be a thrilling experience.

dahye OP • hace 32m

Do you think the boat dives in the area are superior to the shore dives, or are they just as enjoyable?

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