Four regions round one island — Padang Bai and the Gili rocks in the east, Nusa Penida for the mantas, Tulamben for the Liberty, and Pemuteran with the Menjangan walls in the north-west. Fifty-four sites between them.
Point at any marker to see the sites around it. Eight aquanauts maximum go in the water together, wherever you end up — when you know where you want to be, the safaris are one click away.
Every region below is running. Open one to read every site in it — depth, current, what lives there, and what an aquanaut can expect on the day.
Bali's quiet north. BioRock restoration reefs, Menjangan Island walls inside the national park, and Secret Bay muck for the critter hunters.
The USAT Liberty wreck at dawn — Bali's signature beach entry. Plus the Boga Wreck, the Drop-Off wall and black-sand macro at Seraya.
East-coast classic and the Circuit's first base. Easy bay reefs minutes from the harbour, drift channels with reef sharks, mandarinfish at sunset on The Jetty.
The boat day out from Padang Bai. Manta Point is a resident cleaning station — sightings are essentially year-round — and mola mola come up at Crystal Bay Aug–Oct.
Three safaris cover these regions — five days on the east coast, eight in the north, or fourteen for the whole island. Max eight aquanauts on any of them. The map on Packages plays each one out, day by day.