Bali Diving
There are over 30 dive sites that can be reached from each base in the north east and north west of the island of Bali. These range in style from the current swept sites off Menjangan island, through to the calm waters of Secret bay, locally known as Gilimanuk Bay and the wreck of the Tulamben (USS Liberty).
House Reefs
Both the Taman Selini and the Matahari Beach Resort have pleasant dives from the shore of Werner Lau's dive base, where you may explore the Jakarta University Artificial Reef project; it makes a great little night dive. However, shore dives are booked locally, as the dives off the house reef are limited in scope, so boat packages are preferred.
The house reefs at the Alam Anda and Siddhartha are more extensive, hence house reef dive packs are offered. The reef starts a few metres edge from the shore and the resorts have purpose built entries to ease access.
Snorkelling
In general, snorkellers will not encounter any strong currents when snorkelling from these shore areas. Snorkellers will enjoy the calm conditions and easy entry from the volcanic beach when staying at the Taman Selini and Matahari, but may not enjoy the snorkelling from the shore as much as from a boat, due to the depth of the reef.
Alam Anda and Siddhartha in the north east, have fine house reefs located a short distance from the beach and are much shallower, so offer the snorkeller more to see.
Secret Bay (Gilimanuk)
Interest in diving this bay, located on the west coast of Bali, has blossomed over the past few years. The bay offers macro enthusiasts the opportunity to dive with a huge diversity of macro subjects, ranging from seahorses and a variety of ghost pipefish through to dragonet, nudibranchs, mantis shrimp and many more. This mangrove lined bay is 40 minutes drive from the hotels and is an absolute must for keen macro photographers.
Menjangan Island
Located in the Bali Barat National Park, 50 minutes by boat from Pemuteran, Menjangan is one of the best dive locations in Bali. This sizable uninhabited island has 12 recognized dive sites. These range from dramatic sheer sided drop offs to small caves, sandy slopes and a beautiful blue lagoon, which is home to some well camouflaged ghost pipefish. Being located so close to the straits between Bali & Java; deep water pelagic species are regular visitors. During the rainy season there is a good chance that divers will encounter manta rays and, occasionally, juvenile whale sharks.
Menjangan provides an excellent contrast to the macro life of Secret bay as bigger fish like Napoleon wrasse, grouper, greater barracuda and sharks are regularly encountered. Menjangan also boasts its own wreck, a 19th century trading vessel. Although lying between 30m and 46m, the wreck is for experienced divers only.
Gondol Reef
Gondol Reef is a recently discovered and little explored location, which is quickly developing a reputation for the quality of its dive sites and its large pelagic species. The northern end of the reef offers an attractive wall dive whilst the eastern end gently drops in to the blue.
Local Dive Sites
There are a number of excellent dive sites near to the Taman Selini and the Matahari. Two kilometres off shore from these resorts there is a fine reef with excellent coral cover along the slopes. The east side of the reef is particularly beautiful, with numerous shallow caves supporting healthy sponges and providing many hiding places for an interesting range of macro life.
Located just off the beach of the the Taman Selini, Karang Lestari is an award winning artificial reef project supported by the University of Jakarta, which stimulates coral growth on man-made metal structures using low voltage electricity. The process encourages coral to grow at eight times the normal rate and the frames make an excellent nursing ground for juvenile reef fish.
Just beyond Karang Lestari, Kebun Batu or Rock Garden is a pinnacle of coral with a flat top. This is an interesting dive during the day, which offers many macro subjects though comes in to its own at night, when it makes for a superb night dive.
The Liberty Wreck at Tulamben
On the northeast coast of Bali this transport ship, the USS Liberty, was torpedoed in 1942 off Gili Trawangan, Lombok. Whilst trying to make it back to a friendly anchorage at Singaraja, her crew decided to beach her on the Bali coast. The wreck now lies within 10-30metres of the surface and is easily accessible from the shore. Although the wreck is now very degraded by the elements, it is beautifully colonised with marine life. This wreck can be dived when staying at Alam Anda or Siddhartha Resort.
Located on the opposite side of the bay, there is a very good wall dive know as 'The Drop Off'. Formed by three coral covered Lava formations it offers a very good alternative second dive site.
The respected German owned diving organisation, Werner Lau runs the diving in the Taman Selini, the Matahari Beach Resort & Spa, the Alam Anda and the Siddhartha Dive Resort & Spa, from separate dive bases at each hotel. Please refer below for each price list, as prices may differ slightly including the extra dive trips that are available from each resort. Clients booked at the Teluk Karang Resort dive with Karang Divers (in conjunction with Beluga).
Werner Lau, Pemuteran
Next door to Taman Selini, the Werner Lau dive base is both a PADI, SSI & CMAS instructed centre offering a high level of service. The centre is small and friendly and located directly on the beach at the foot of the resort. A range of equipment is available for hire locally. Boats depart in the morning and the afternoon to a great range of dive sites. Additional trips to further flung dive sites by boat and land may be available to book on the spot, according to numbers and local conditions.
Dive Packs
We recommend you pre-book your dive packs with Regaldive prior to departure in order to secure your diving or course and benefit from lower rates than you will pay in resort.
| 3 days boat or house reef | £229 |
| 5 days boat or house reef | £280 |
| 10 days boat or house reef | £543 *** |
Includes: 2 boat/shore dives with guide per day, air tanks (Nitrox if qualified) and weights. With 5 & 10 days: One 30 minute back / foot massage per stay.
*** This 10 day package can be combined as 5 / 5 days is staying at the following resorts: Matahari, Taman Selini, Alam Anda and Siddhartha
Dive Courses
| SSI Open Water Course | £263 |
| SSI Advanced Course | £221 |
Includes: Rental equipment and study materials. Open Water course also includes a logbook.
Extras in Resort
- Tank handling fee: €0.50 per dive
- 15 litre tank: €3
- Certification fee for courses (excl. Nitrox): €35
- Menjangen National Park fee: €15
- Secret Bay National Park fee: €5
Equipment Rental:
- Mask,snorkel,adjustable fins and boots: €8
- BCD: €6
- Regulator: €6
- Wetsuit: €6
- Full equipment: Fins, mask, snorkel, BCD, regulator, wetsuit, computer and SM: €24
- Computer: €6
- Torch per dive: €6
- Digital camera (1 dive): €25
- Digital camera (2 dives): €40
- SMB (per stay): €5
The centre is equipped with 12 litre aluminium cylinders that take both DIN and INT fittings. Nitrox fills at 32% are offered FREE of charge to certified Nitrox divers.
Werner Lau Matahari, Pemuteran
The Werner Lau dive base is both a PADI, SSI & CMAS instructed centre offering a high level of service. The centre is small and friendly and located directly on the beach of your hotel. A range of equipment is available for hire locally. Boats depart in the morning and the afternoon to a great range of dive sites. Additional trips to further flung dive sites by boat and land may be available to book on the spot, according to numbers and local conditions.
Dive Packs
We recommend you pre-book your dive packs with Regaldive prior to departure in order to secure your diving or course and benefit from lower rates than you will pay in resort.
| 3 days boat or house reef | £229 |
| 5 days boat or house reef | £280 |
| 10 days boat or house reef | £543 *** |
Includes: 2 boat/shore dives with guide per day, air tanks (Nitrox if qualified) and weights. With 5 & 10 days: One 30 minute back / foot massage per stay.
*** This 10 day package can be combined as 5 / 5 days is staying at the following resorts: Matahari, Taman Selini, Alam Anda and Siddhartha
Dive Courses
| SSI Open Water Course | £263 |
| SSI Advanced Course | £221 |
Includes: Rental equipment and study materials. Open Water course also includes a logbook.
Extras in Resort
- Tank handling fee: €0.50 per dive
- 15 litre tank: €3
- Certification fee for courses (excl. Nitrox): €35
- Menjangen National Park fee: €15
- Secret Bay National Park fee: €5
Equipment Rental:
- Mask,snorkel,adjustable fins and boots: €8
- BCD: €6
- Regulator: €6
- Wetsuit: €6
- Full equipment: Fins, mask, snorkel, BCD, regulator, wetsuit, computer and SM: €24
- Computer: €6
- Torch per dive: €6
- Digital camera (1 dive): €25
- Digital camera (2 dives): €40
- SMB (per stay): €5
The centre is equipped with 12 litre aluminium cylinders that take both DIN and INT fittings. Nitrox fills at 32% are offered FREE of charge to certified Nitrox divers.
Werner Lau Alam Anda, Sambirenteng / Tulamben
The Werner Lau dive base is a PADI, SSI & CMAS instructed centre offering a high level of service. The centre is located directly on the beach and is well run. A range of equipment is available for hire locally. Boats depart in the morning and the afternoon to a great range of dive sites. Additional trips to further flung dive sites by boat and land may be available to book on the spot, according to numbers and local conditions.
Dive Packs
We recommend you pre-book your dive packs with Regaldive prior to departure in order to secure your diving or course and benefit from lower rates than you will pay in resort.
Dive Pack Prices
| 3 days boat or house reef* | £187 |
| 5 days boat or house reef* | £280 |
| 10 days boat or house reef* *** | £543 |
| 5 days unlimited house reef** | £212 |
* Includes: 2 boat/shore dives with guide, air tanks (Nitrox if qualified), weights, day & night dives on the house reef. With 5 days: One 30 minute massage per stay.
** Includes: 2 shore dives unguided, air tanks (Nitrox if qualified), weights, day & night dives on the house reef. With 10 day pack: One 30 minute massage per stay.
*** This 10 day package can be combined as 5 / 5 days is staying at the following resorts: Matahari, Taman Selini, Alam Anda and Siddhartha.
Dive Courses
| SSI Open Water Course | £263 |
| SSI Advanced Course | £221 |
Includes: Rental equipment and loan of study materials. Open Water course also includes a logbook. €30 certification fee to be paid locally (increases to €35 from 1 November 2012).
Extras in Resort
- Tank handling fee: €0.50 per dive
- 15 litre tank: €3
- Certification fee for courses (excluding Nitrox): €35
- Menjangen National Park fee: €15
- Secret Bay National Park fee: €5
- Special dive trips (1 day / 2 dives):
Amed, Tulumben wreck (Liberty), Lovina, Menjangan, Secret Bay and Padangbai: €60
East Bali: €45
Equipment Rental:
- Mask,snorkel,adjustable fins and boots: €8
- BCD: €6
- Regulator: €6
- Wetsuit: €6
- Full equipment: Fins, mask, snorkel, BCD, regulator, wetsuit, computer and SM: €24
- Computer: €6
- Torch per dive: €6
- Digital camera (1 dive): €25
- Digital camera (2 dives): €40
- SMB (per stay): €5
The centre is equipped with 12 litre aluminium cylinders that take both DIN and INT fittings. Nitrox fills at 32% are offered FREE of charge to certified Nitrox divers.
Werner Lau, Siddhartha Dive Centre
The Werner Lau dive base is a PADI, SSI & CMAS instructed centre offering a high level of service. The centre is located directly on seafront with a house reef, with an easy access point to overcome the volcanic terrain. A range of equipment is available for hire locally. Boat and shore dives depart to a good range of local sites in the morning and the afternoon. Additional trips to further flung dive sites by boat and land are be available to book on the spot, according to numbers and local conditions.
Dive Packs
We recommend you pre-book your dive packs with Regaldive prior to departure in order to secure your diving or course and benefit from lower rates than you will pay in resort.
Dive Pack Prices
| 3 days boat or house reef* | £187 |
| 5 days boat or house reef* | £280 |
| 10 days boat or house reef* *** | £543 |
| 5 days unlimited house reef** | £212 |
* Includes: 2 boat/shore dives with guide per day, air tanks (Nitrox if qualified), weights, day & night dives on the house reef. With 5 days: One 30 minute massage per stay.
** Includes: 2 shore dives per day unguided, air tanks (Nitrox if qualified), weights, day & night dives on the house reef. With 10 day pack: One 30 minute massage per stay.
*** This 10 day package can be combined as 5 / 5 days is staying at the following resorts: Matahari, Taman Selini, Alam Anda and Siddhartha
Dive Courses
| SSI Open Water Course | £263 |
| SSI Advanced Course | £221 |
Includes: Rental equipment and loan of study materials. Open Water course also includes a logbook. €30 certification fee to be paid locally (increases to €35 from 1 November 2012).
Extras in Resort
- Tank handling fee: €0.50 per dive
- 15 litre tank: €3
- Certification fee for courses (excluding Nitrox): €35
- Menjangen National Park fee: €15
- Secret Bay National Park fee: €5
- Special dive trips (1 day / 2 dives):
Amed to Gili and Selangand Jemeluk and Drop Off: €15
For night dives and early morning dives at the SS Liberty: €11
Equipment Rental:
- Mask,snorkel,adjustable fins and boots: €8
- BCD: €6
- Regulator: €6
- Wetsuit: €6
- Full equipment: Fins, mask, snorkel, BCD, regulator, wetsuit, computer and SM: €24
- Computer: €6
- Torch per dive: €6
- Digital camera (1 dive): €25
- Digital camera (2 dives): €40
- SMB (per stay): €5
The centre is equipped with 12 litre aluminium cylinders that take both DIN and INT fittings. Nitrox fills at 32% are offered FREE of charge to certified Nitrox divers.
Karang Divers (in conjunction with Beluga)
Sitting on the sea front of the Teluk Karang Resort & Spa, Karang Divers is a new dive base run by a German and Balinese team. Its pretty house reef offers the ultimate in flexible diving, plus a range of superb sites reached further away by boat.
Offering a range of shore and boat dives, for guided or independent buddy pairs, they have already built a reputation as a an exceptionally small, friendly and professional dive service provider.
A range of SSI dive courses are available - please enquire.
Dive Packs
| 5 House Reef Dives | £83 |
| 10 House Reef Dives | £164 |
| 20 House Reef Dives | £310 |
| Regaldive Package* | £209 |
| All You Can Dive Package** | £362 |
* Includes: House reef dives (6), day trip to Tulamben (2), boat dives (2) - total 10 dives
** Includes: House reef dives (8), day trip to Tulamben (2), boat dives (4), night dives (4) - total 18 dives
Dive Courses
A range of SSI learner diver, further training and speciality courses are available, please enquire.
| SSI Open Water Diver | £278 |
Includes: Equipment, loan of SSI manual and certification fee
Extras in Resort
- Nitrox: included up to 36% for qualified divers
- Night dive: €8 - house reef
- Early morning dive: €8 - house reef
- Day trips (if not in package), includes transport, 2 dives, guide and lunch:
- Liberty Wreck, Kubu or Tulumben: €85
- Amed or Lovina: €95
- Padangbai or Nusa Penida (min. 6 persons): €190
- Menjangan Island: €170
- Courses:
- Scuba Skills Update (pool & sea): €99
- EANx with 2 dives (includes certification fee): €139
Equipment rental in IDR, per day:
- Regulators: 67,000
- BCD: 67,000
- Wetsuit - 3mm shortie: 67,000
- Torch (per dive): 67,000
- Mask, snorkel & fins: 80,000
- Digital camera: 67,000
- Tanks: Aluminium 12 litre
- 15 litre: not at present
- DIN and INT valve fittings
- Technical diver facilities: No
Closest medical facility and hyperbaric chamber is 3 hours drive.
There is a lot for visitors to enjoy in Bali, whether it is trekking in the island's interior, visiting historic temples or witnessing one of the many festivals that are a feature of Balinese life.
Climate
Bali has a tropical climate, with day-time temperatures averaging 30°C (mid-80s°F) throughout the year.
The wet season falls between October and March, and humidity can be high during this period..
The dry season, between April to October is the best time to visit, peak season is June to September. Thie dry season is generally sunnier and less humid. However, downpours can occur at any time.
Water Temperature
22 - 28 degrees. 5mm suit recommended.
Time
Bali is +8 hours ahead of GMT.
Currency
Indonesian Rupiah (IDR). Approximate rates:
£1 = 14,500 IDR
€1 = 12,000 IDR
$1 = 9,500 IDR
As of May 2012.
The best hard currencies to carry are Euro and US Dollars. It is recommended to change a small amount of IDR before you travel and then change more locally, where you will likely receive a better exchange rate.
Visa and Mastercard are also accepted in all the resorts; some also accept American Express. Card transactions are billed in Rupiah.
You can draw cash in Rupiah from the ATMs at the local banks. You can draw up to Rp 3,000,000 on a Visa or Mastercard inside the banks (you must present your passport with your credit card). Local banking hours may vary; most close early afternoon.
More information re. accepted payment methods are given with the destination information when you confirm your booking.
Tipping
Although entirely voluntary, tipping is a recognised part of life in this region of the world. Some local staff may look to guests for personal recognition of particular services offered.
Flight Information
Flights are with Singapore airlines, via Singapore, into Bali's Denpasar International airport. Singapore offer a Manchester departure (touchdown Munich) - supplement may apply.
Alternative flights with Malaysian Airlines, Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways or Thai Airways are also available.
Stopovers can easily be added on to your package in most cases.
Flight duration:
London - Singapore 12 hours and 40 minutes
Singapore - Denpasar 2 hours and 30 minutes
Departure tax:
Domestic travel: 25,000 Rupiah
International departures: 150,000 Rupiah
Passports & Visas
Passengers travelling to Bali should have minimum six months valid on their passport from the date of return to the UK, plus one full page free. Hotel receptions may be required to take a photocopy of your passport for registration purposes.
Visitors to Indonesia require a visa, which can be purchased on arrival at the airport. It is your responsibility to check that your passport complies with Indonesian entry requirements.
A 30 day visa costs US $25
A 7 day visa costs US $10
Vaccinations
There are no compulsory vaccinations for travel to Bali, but we recommend protection against typhoid, tetanus, hepatitis A and polio. Vaccination requirements are subject to change and should be confirmed before departure with your GP or local travel clinic. Advice on Malaria should be sought if travelling to more certain parts of Indonesia.
There are plenty of chemists and dentists in Bali and there is recompression chamber in Denpasar Sanglah General Hospital.
Further information regarding vaccinations for travel to this country can be found at www.fitfortravel.nhs.uk and from your local healthcare provider.
Teluk Karang Resort
Fantastic Trip
"We travelled to the Teluk Karang resort in late September 2012 for 14 days. It was our first trip to Bali and we had no idea what to expect from the island or from the resort. Best holiday we've ever had! Beautifully kept intimate resort with only 7 bungalows meant that we had personal attention from start to finish. Great food, great cocktails, great rooms, and great staff. Diving was super interesting with lots of macro stuff and, apart from Tulamben wreck, was almost always just us on the sites. Great house reef and relaxed very flexible dive centre. Just go! "
Hugh Harris - Kendal, UK | 07 November 2012
Alam Anda
Welcome Home
"Hi Clare / Simon As promised, just a note to let you know how we got on in Bali… As usual the organisation was spot on, with all the right people in the right place at the right time. The Alam Anda hotel was perfect and in a great setting. The Werner Lau diving centre was well run with plenty of willing hands to make the diving as easy as it could be for us. The diving was very good, and the dive guides (local lads) knew where to find the best things. The centres dive boat was out of commission until the last two days of our diving, so we used the local trimaran canoes as a substitute (that was certainly an experience not to be missed!). We were lucky enough to see a Mola Mola, (rare this time of year) and became celebrities over night. The only drawback was that the dive package we purchased up front only included the very local dive sites, and any sites a bit further away, usually the better ones, were a short bus ride away at an extra charge. These charges were not mentioned before hand and were high considering what you got. We did not let this spoil our holiday and once again we had a great time, thank you very much. Best regards Ian & Carol Porter "
Alam Anda
Thank You
"Hi I would be very grateful if you would pass on this email to the management of the hotel because I really do want them to know how pleased we were with our holiday at Alam Anda. We stayed between 13-20 August. I have never been to a friendlier place. All the staff were SO friendly and we were made to feel like friends and not guests. People couldn't do enough for us and we were treated like a king and queen! The best thing was that you noted from the records we filled in that it was my birthday while we were staying with you. I was really surprised when I got back from breakfast and there were some flowers and drinks on the balcony and a "Happy Birthday" message. That was such a lovely thing to do and I really enjoyed that. Things got even better in the evening. The waitresses in the restaurant came out with a cake and they sang "Happy Birthday" along with Rikke and Ulrik who we dived with at the dive centre. I was really really surprised and pleased and it made my 50th birthday so special. I couldn't have been in a better place for this "big" birthday! You really did make it for me. I think it is such a special touch that you take time and care to note people's birthdays and all my friends back home are really impressed by what you did. That is a prime example of first class customer service! The Alam Anda is one of the best places I've stayed and I thank you all for making it such an enjoyable stay. I have highly recommended it to all my friends! Thank you again, Beverly Denton"
Alam Anda
Holiday feedback
"Holiday was great. Weather rather wet and humid and water very choppy during the 1st week. Monika broke her arm quite badly on day 3 and Bettina was very supportive and helpful and could not have helped us more. We had a fantastic time, the water visibility was not great, there had been a small earthquake just before we arrived and high seas! There was plenty to do and we did some really interesting and fun tours. We really enjoyed the company of the other guests and the staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful. I did some snorkelling and one of the diving assistants came with me to show me the best spots on the reef and he was so kind and helpful and gave me confidence. Though I didn't do a diving course, Eric who was in charge, Bettina's partner was just the sort of person who I would have had confidence to do a course. He had such a lovely calm, professional manner, he inspired confidence! The pool at the resort was super. Not sure what else to add, but the resort was beautiful with gardens, clean, well-cared for and felt very safe. Thanks for your help organising the holiday for us. "
Sue Oxborrow - UK | 11 April 2013
Siddhartha Dive Resort and Spa
Welcome Home
"Hello Clare, Sorry I have only just read your email as I have had a problem with my computer (it had to go away to our server) and only got it back today. The holiday was great, diving was good at both places (Taman Selini and Siddhartha Dive Resort). Siddhartha is a lovely place to stay and the food was excellent. As regards travelling it was a long way to go but everything went without a hitch - spot on. We would certainly recommend both places. Thank you to everyone at Regaldive for organising such a good trip. We have a club trip later in the year but Mike and I will be doing another holiday ourselves maybe next March / April perhaps Maldives or Sudan so we will be in touch. Thanks again Regards Yvonne "
Dewi Nusantara
Raja Ampat trip xmas and new year 2012/13
"This is really a trip of a lifetime. Raja Ampat is at the centre of the coral triangle and as such provides more bio diversity than any other dive location on the planet. As a destination R4 is a mission to get to. I used the Jakarta gateway and flew Etihad from LHR to Abu Dhabi then Jakarta. This was followed by domestic flights outbound Jakarta,Ambon,Sorong and inbound Sorong, Manado Surabaya,Jakarta.Be aware of the limited baggage allowances of 15 or 20kg on domestic flights but excess baggage charges are very reasonable.You will also need Indonesian currency for departure taxes both domestic and international.I had transit stopovers on both legs at the Jakarta Airport Hotel(please see trip adviser report on this). I might suggest that there may be a less protracted route for your trip so speak to the guys at Regal. We were picked up at Sorong Airport and them the Royal Membaramo Hotel and taken to the boat. I have been on a lot of liveaboards but this boat is impressive! Dewi(pronounced Darewee) has beautiful lines and plenty of space. Rooms are spacious and kept impeccably clean. The food is very good considering that they get their supplies from Sorong. The beer and one glass of wine with your evening meal are included as are coffee and all soft drinks. If you like a sundowner I would advise taking your own bottle of Duty Free spirits as alcohol is a little expensive on board. The scenery above the water is amazing very reminiscent of the islands in the movie King Kong and also slightly other worldly. The diving operation is slick,Wendy the English cruise director runs the boat like clockwork.You will not have to lift a finger with your gear,the crew do everything and all diving is from tenders.There is a camera room with spacious stations for each photographer. Expect to do 4 dives each day,you will be offered hot showers,hot towels and neck massages after each dive and hot baileys coffee after the night dives. Water temp in R4 is a constant 28-30 degrees, a 3mm suit is plenty but some wore 5mm and some nothing.I had a 3mm full suit and a hooded 2.5mm vest which was perfect and provided some flexibility if I felt colder.I did a lot of the dives in just the vest and a pair of boardies but there are some nasty stinging hydroids to be careful of. The first thing that strikes you about the dives are the colours and the abundance of fish, the reefs are pristine with amazing hard and soft corals.Expect to see all the critters on your wish list but we also saw lots of Manta including a giant oceanic manta and species od shark including Black Tip,White Tip,Grey Reef, Tasseled Wobbegong and Epaulette. The crew are the ones that will make your trip,they are special and will do anything for you. I had my birthday on the boat and the entire crew sang to me(in tune and in harmony!)which made me feel special too. You will therefore wish to leave a tip, the guideline is about 10% of the cruise price but from talking to other guests the amounts given ranged from $100 to $600 per person and are split equally between the crew and dive guides. Raja Ampat gets the tag frontier diving,however, repeat guests said they had sometimes not seen another dive boat for days on prior trips.We saw one two sometimes three boats a day so my advice is to make the trip sooner rather than later. Thanks to all the crew on this luxurious boat and for Regaldive for arranging it. It seems like a lot of money but it is well worth it! I would be pleased to answer any other questions by email. "
Paul Cavanagh - Bournemouth uk | 14 January 2013
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Bali Facts
- Area: 5,620 sq. km
- Population: 3, 000, 000
- Language: Bahasa Indonesia, English
- Time: GMT + 8
- Electricity: 220 v
Bali Accommodation
Taman Selini
This charming, Balinese style hotel blends
Teluk Karang Resort
Is this the smallest dive resort in Bali? This
Alam Anda
The traditional Alam Anda hotel enjoys an
Siddhartha Dive Resort and Spa
Siddhartha is the newest addition to the
Matahari Beach Resort & Spa
Situated in the unspoiled north west of Bali,
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