Discover an underwater oasis at Tulamben, one of Bali's most iconic diving spots. Nestled on the island's northeast coast, this unique locale promises unparalleled aquatic adventures for divers of all levels.
With the gentle slope of Tulamben's black volcanic beach, entering the water is as easy as taking a stroll. Ideal for beginners or night divers, the beach entry gives you access to the varied marine ecosystems that lie just beneath the waves.
Each site in Tulamben offers its own distinctive set of highlights and attractions:
You will be pick up at your hotel lobby at the appointed time. After check-in at the dive centre, a cup of coffee or tea we will start the drive up to Tulamben at 08:00AM.
The trip up to Tulamben takes about 2-2,5 hours by car, on the way you can enjoy the scenic countryside of Bali. There is a minimum of 1,5 hour surface interval scheduled between the dives. Generally, we plan for one dive, followed by lunch and then a second dive afterwards.
After the last dive, there is the possibility to take a shower before heading back, arrival in Sanur is between 05:00-06:00PM.
Pick up times from hotels:
-Kuta/Seminyak / Nusa Dua / Jimbaran Pick up time O7:00AM
-Sanur hotel Pick up time 07:30/45AM
The USAT Liberty, a cargo ship with an illustrious service history in both World Wars, met its fate at the hands of a Japanese torpedo. It now resides on the black volcanic sands of Tulamben, transformed into an incredible artificial reef teeming with life. The ship's hulk, stretching over 120 meters, lies in waters ranging from just 3 to 30 meters deep, providing accessible exploration for snorkelers and divers of all skill levels.
Beyond the wreck, Tulamben's Coral Garden is a gentler site where divers can drift along a kaleidoscopic bed of anemones, gorgonians, and coral formations. This underwater sanctuary is a shallow site, making it perfect for beginners and snorkelers.
For those seeking a bit more thrill, The Drop Off offers an opportunity to encounter larger marine life amidst fascinating topography. Suspended in the blue abyss, divers can catch glimpses of schools of trevally and barracuda, as well as elusive reef sharks.