The drift that delivers.
SD Point is the bread-and-butter drift dive of north Nusa Penida — named after the elementary school visible on the cliff above (Sekolah Dasar in Indonesian, abbreviated SD). You drop on a sloping reef wall, get carried west by the current, and watch the schools form.
Cool thermocline water on stronger-current days brings the chance of a mola mola passing in deeper water (Aug–Oct cold season), but day-in, day-out it's the schooling fish that make this site — yellow-tail fusiliers, bigeye trevally, and the occasional reef shark cruising the wall.
"School after school, all delivered by the current."
Pairs well with Crystal Bay as the second dive of a Penida day. Standard rotation when conditions don't allow Blue Corner.