Mention you are a Scuba Diver Girls Fan and get 5% discount on any of our training courses, book two or more and receive 10% discount. We are a PADI Dive Centre located in the heart of Tanjung Benoa just minutes from the lush beaches and hotels of Nusa Dua and Bali's largest harbour and are always happy to help divers planning to come to Bali help find their way around saving time and money on getting what they want first time. We are the proud owners of the Lindy Lou, our purpose built 13 metre dive boat capable of taking up to 20 divers for day trips around Bali's best dive spots.
We specialise in teaching non-certified divers to take the first step and experience the thrill and adventure of diving on the PADI Open Water Course or an Introductory Dive. We also conduct continuing education courses, such as Advanced Open Water Diver, Rescue Diver, Emergency First Response, numerous Speciality Courses and even the highly acclaimed PADI Divemaster Course – the first step on the PADI Professional ladder. We run daily dive trips to Bali 's best dive spots for already certified divers. Not happy with day trips and want to explore every corner of Bali's Underwater Kingdom ? Choose our Dive Safaris or design your own trip and we will cater for your exact requirements. We also run fishing trips, dolphin watching, snorkeling, island tours and we can also arrange accommodation and car hire, with or without a tour guide/driver.
Why Dive in Bali ? Bali is situated in the heart of the Coral Triangle, an area stretching from Indonesia , the Philippines and Papua New Guinea , which is home to up to 20% of the world's coral reefs. The Coral Triangle is one of the world's largest underwater jewels and is considered the most bio-diverse underwater habitat on the planet. The richness of marine life coupled with Bali's location in the migratory bottle neck strait between the Indian and Pacific oceans makes Bali an ideal place to dive year round. Experts estimate our waters contain over 3,000 species of reef fish, which is twice as many as the Great Barrier Reef and more than that found in the Red Sea . Bali has 80 genera of coral, compared to the Caribbean 's 20 genera. Indonesia is famous for the largest amount of reef fish in one place anywhere in the world. Our fertile waters provide ample food supply for large pelagics such as Mola Molas (sunfish), whales, dolphins, dugongs, manta rays, sharks and turtles to name but a few. You can see Manta Rays daily in Bali and Mola Mola's are regulary sighted particularly during Mola Mola season; August through October. But remember nothing is guaranteed in diving, ok apart from wrecks generally they don't move! Some estimates show year round one in every 15-20 dives around the Penidas divers see at least one Mola Mola.
Diving in Bali offers such a wide variety of diving; a World War II ship wreck, a wooden ship wreck from two centuries ago, vertical drop-offs, sand slopes, black volcanic outcrops, limestone shores, huge bommies, roaring currents, quiet secluded bays, deep coral covered ridges and in seas grass beds. Great dives can be had in Bali every single day year round. Unlike numerous other dive locations, Bali is not greatly affected by monsoon. We have two seasons in Bali , wet and dry. The seasons are broadly defined as: Dry April – October Wet November – March What does this mean for diving in Bali ? "Even at the worst times, Indonesian diving conditions are infinitely preferable to those prevalent elsewhere – 'cold' water in Indonesia is anything under 25 degrees Celsius and bad visibility is anything below 10-15 m."
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