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PADI Certification · Manta Point · Nusa Penida

Dive Into Bali

Learn to dive, or dive properly, at some of the best sites in Indonesia.

The Package

What's Included

Choose Your Level
  • PADI Discover Scuba, one supervised dive, no certification needed
  • PADI Open Water, three to four days, certifies you to 18 m
  • PADI Advanced Open Water, roughly two days, takes you to 30 m
Included
  • Full-day Nusa Penida trip with snorkelling
  • Manta Point visit, conditions permitting
  • All dive equipment and instruction
  • Hotel or villa pickup and transfers
Optional Add-ons
  • Tulamben and the USAT Liberty wreck, a shore dive from the beach
  • Additional certified dives once qualified
  • Freediving session
  • A villa stay in Seseh to base the trip from
Package Price

Price on enquiry, contact us for current rates

Priced per group rather than per head, so the cost per person falls as the group grows. Exact cost depends on dates, group size and villa availability.

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Who It's For

Complete beginners and certified divers alike, which is unusual and is really a function of where Bali's sites are. Manta Point is shallow enough that a Discover Scuba diver can see mantas on their first day underwater.

If you are undecided, our honest advice is that Open Water is worth the three or four days. It costs you part of the trip and unlocks every other site in Bali, permanently.

About the Mantas

Reef mantas are resident at Nusa Penida year-round and visit cleaning stations where wrasse remove parasites. Sightings are common, encounters are shallow, and nobody can promise them, because they are wild animals.

What we can promise is how we behave around them. Keep a respectful distance, stay low, do not chase. Cleaning stations stop working if animals are crowded, which costs everyone the encounter. Guides brief this before you get in.

Best Time to Dive

Diving runs year-round. Visibility is generally best in the dry season from April to October, and manta sightings are most consistent around April and May.

From roughly July to October, oceanic sunfish, the mola mola, rise from deep water around Nusa Penida. That is genuinely exciting and it comes with colder water, often 20 to 24°C, so a thicker wetsuit matters. Crystal Bay also carries real currents and is an Advanced-level site rather than a beginner one.

Common Questions

Do I need to be able to swim?

Yes. For Discover Scuba you need to be comfortable in water. For PADI Open Water there is a basic watermanship requirement, a short swim and a float, which is assessed at the start of the course.

Can I see mantas without being certified?

Yes. Manta Point sits at roughly 8 to 15 metres, which is within Discover Scuba limits, and the snorkelling on the same trip often gets you close as well.

How long before flying can I dive?

Leave at least 18 hours between your last dive and a flight after multiple dives, and 12 hours after a single dive. Build it into your itinerary early rather than discovering it the night before you leave.

What if I don't like it underwater?

That is exactly what Discover Scuba is for: one supervised dive, no commitment and no certification. Plenty of people try it, decide it is not for them, and have a very good day snorkelling instead.

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