Planning a dive trip to Bali
Every figure below is counted from the 99 dive sites listed on this page. Where a value is missing for a site, that site is left out of the count rather than estimated.
Why these months
The dry months are not about staying dry. Rain washes sediment down rivers and into the sea, and visibility drops with it. The wet season also coincides with the monsoon, so wind and swell decide whether boats reach the exposed sites at all. Water temperature barely moves across the year in the tropics and is rarely the deciding factor.
One caveat worth knowing: the dry season means convenient, not necessarily the best diving. The plankton blooms that draw in manta rays and whale sharks come with nutrient-rich, cooler water, which is often the opposite of calm, clear conditions. If a particular animal is the reason for the trip, its own season matters more than the weather.
99 dive sites found
Pyramids
Pyramids is a dive site in Bali, Indonesia. The sea floor at the site position lies at about…
Gilimanuk
Gilimanuk is a dive site in Bali, Indonesia. It lies within the West Bali National Park. Currents typically…
Malibu Point
Malibu Point is a dive site in Bali, Indonesia. It lies within the Nusa Penida Marine Protected Area.…