Fun activities in Bali – A paradise for scuba divers and water sports

Bali summons dreams of tropical heavens. This is a serene island filled with mystical views and breathtaking scenery. There is a profound world that is in love with nature as you will discover Bali to be naturally beautiful place with lush green fields, dense forests filled with the distinct aroma of herbs and many water bodies.

In the event that you love diving and love physical activities in Bali you will see that the diversity of Bali's reefs is marvelous. To the extent diving in Bali is concerned, Bali's most noteworthy appeal is its wide range and assortment of dive sites.

There are four primary diving areas in Bali that you can explore in your Bali day tours, they are:

Nusa Penida:

Nusa Penida and the neighboring island of Nusa Lembongan offer great diving spots. Nusa Penida is a substantial island situated in the southeast of Bali, over the Badung Strait. The Balinese view this dry, unpleasant island as spooky, yet it is the diving around this Island of Bali in current cleared reefs that is the fundamental fascination.

With its nearby deepwater trenches, the fundamental fascination at Nusa Penida is the normal experiences with the inquisitive and generally extremely uncommon maritime sunfish, or Mola, that approach the reef to visit cleaner stations.

Amuk Bay

Amuk Bay, with the towns of Padang Bai in the south and Candi Dasa in the north, is around 6 km crosswise over and situated along the south side of Bali's eastern point. Near Candi Dasa there are two bigger islands, Tepekong and Biaha, and additionally an area with little shakes called Mimpang or Batu Tiga.

The diving in this area is incredibly rich. There are additionally a few superb dive sites for sharks, beams, expansive schools of fish and this is one of the spots where Mola sea sunfishes are frequently located from August until October.

Amed and Tulamben:

Tulamben, home of the acclaimed WWII wreck, is the most known and the best cherished diving site in Bali. Tulamben Bay is arranged on the world’s wealthiest marine biogeography zone with more than 2500 distinct types of fish and 700 corals.

There are additionally astounding dive sites that reach out from Tulamben to Amed and the distance to Bali's eastern tip, some as of late found, many as yet holding up to be explored. The dark sand base offers dramatic scenery for the incredibly rich fish life.

Menjangan Island:

Around 14 dive sites to browse with clear water and quiet conditions, Menjangan is a piece of the West Bali National Park that you can check out in Bali day tours.