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Fun Diving in Nusa Lembongan
Explore iconic dive sites with our local expert guides

We are passionate about creating the most memorable diving experiences and are dedicated to delivering the highest standards of service and safety. Our experienced team of PADI Instructors and Divemasters are here to help make your diving dreams a reality.

FUN DIVE RATES

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Morning Trip (2 dives) – 2,000,000Rp

House Reef Afternoon Trip (1 dive) – 800,000Rp

Night Dive (1 dive) – 1,100,000Rp (tide dependent)

*Includes full set of gear rental, tanks, weights, boat snack, drinking water, tea/coffee. 

Manta Point Surcharge not included – 150,000Rp*

We Offer the Following Discounts:
Book 6 Dives – 10%

Book 12 Dives – 20%
Bring your Own Gear – 10%
Active Dive Professional – 10%
Returning Guests - 10%
Group of 4+ divers – 5%


 

Maximum Discount Applicable – 20%

* Torch Rental 100,000Rp / trip *
* Dive Computer Rental 200,000Rp per day *
* Nitrox available for 100,000Rp per tank *
* Extend your bottom time with a 15L tank for 50,000Rp per tank *

Funs diving and getting on big boat on the Nusa Islands
Manta rays, turtles and fun on the big boat
Manta Rays, moray eels and returning from amazing dives on big boat
Blue spotted sting rays, awsome Mola encounters and our own sundeck on big boat

How We Dive

Exceptional Dive Sites and Still Exploring!

Speed boat for small grous and private hire

We plan our daily fun diving trips in Nusa Lembongan around the tides, departing on a rising tide and scheduling the second dive at high tide. This allows us to avoid strong currents and consistently offer some of the best diving conditions in the Nusa Islands. On select days each month, when tides are ideal, we also offer the option of a third dive—perfect for those looking to maximise their Bali diving experience.

 

All dives are fully guided, with a maximum ratio of four guests to one professional divemaster, ensuring a safe, personalised, and premium experience. While many of the top dive sites around Nusa Penida are known for drift diving, our location allows us to carefully time dives to minimise currents—resulting in calmer conditions, excellent visibility, and more time to fully enjoy each dive.

 

Beneath the surface, you’ll discover vibrant coral reefs populated by a wide variety of tropical fish and marine life. Visibility typically ranges from 15 to 30 metres, with dive site depths between 5 and 40+ metres, making this an ideal destination for divers of all experience levels. From graceful manta rays to the elusive Mola Mola (sunfish), every dive offers something unique. Water temperatures can drop to the low 20s between July and October—prime season for mola encounters and one of the highlights of diving in this region.

 

Departure times vary daily based on tides, so we recommend contacting us via WhatsApp or visiting the shop on arrival to plan your dives. A typical two-tank dive trip lasts around five hours, depending on the sites and conditions.

 

Between dives, enjoy a freshly prepared Indonesian nasi campur lunch, along with tea, coffee, drinking water, fresh fruit, and a light dessert. Relax on the sundeck, take in the ocean views, and unwind between dives. Our crew handles all equipment carrying and rinsing, while guests set up their own gear on the boat—just bring your towel and sun protection and enjoy a seamless Nusa Lembongan diving experience.

Our Fleet

Our Famous Big Boat & Modern Speedboats

We have three boats to take our guests out to the reefs. Big Boat is a traditionally built “Jukung” with sundeck, beanbags, and the only boat on the islands with a bathroom onboard. 

 

A seventeen-metre custom-built dive boat with ample space for 12 divers, 4 divemasters and 2 boat captains. Many of our divers come back year after year just to dive from this boat. It’s a wonderful way to dive and explore the islands in style and comfort.

Our other boats are fiberglass speed boats, each with two Yamaha 40hp engines. Our speedboats have space for 4 divers, a divemaster and a boat captain.

All of our boats come equipped with life jackets, fire extinguishers, communications, spare gear, plus a first aid kit with emergency oxygen.

Spacious and comfortable world diving big boat
Speed boat for small grous and private hire
Our Big boat is the only boat on the islands with a onboard toilet

Our Dive Gear

High Quality & Well Maintained Equipment

great quality dive gear serviced regularly

From regulators to dive computers, we have a complete range of rental equipment available for our guests. We ensure that the dive equipment is maintained and inspected on a regular rolling programme by our trained staff and technicians.

We use aluminium 12 litre tanks with DIN fittings as standard - with inserts for International/yoke regulators. Whatever your regulator configuration, we can accommodate you. 

We also have larger 15 litre tanks and we have Nitrox available for Nitrox certified divers (available with surcharges).

For divers wishing to purchase items of gear during their stay, please contact us and we can advise you on reputable equipment suppliers on Bali, including stockists of Mares, Aqualung, ScubaPro, and Suunto dive computers.

Our Dive sites

With countless dive sites to explore - and more still being discovered, there's plenty to see around our islands. 

Here are just a few of our favourite dive sites!

Amazing dive sites arounf the Nusa islands in Bali

LEMBONGAN BAY

Required Level: Beginner

Depth: 12 meters
            Location: Lembongan Island
          Travel to Dive site: 3 Minutes 

 This house reef is perfect for night dives, beginner divers, and keen photographers. The sandy bottom is scattered with coral bommies, home to frogfish, moray eels, lobsters, schools of damselfish, and many other small reef species.

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BLUE CORNER

Required Level : Advanced
   Depth : 30+ meters
   Location : North-West Lembongan Island
   Travel to Dive site : 10 Minutes


Located on the northwest of Nusa Lembongan, this is one of the area’s most exhilarating dive sites. Known for strong currents, it attracts pelagic species including mola mola and schools of Marble rays, ideal for experienced drift divers.

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MANGROVE

Required Level: Beginner

Depth: 12 meters
            Location: Lembongan Island
          Travel to Dive site: 15 Minutes 

Set beside the mangrove forest in the northeast of Nusa Lembongan, this site features a gently sloping reef. Often compared to an underwater aquarium, it offers an impressive variety of colourful reef fish.

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CENINGAN WALL

Required Level : Advanced
   Depth : 40+ meters
   Location : East Ceningan Island
   Travel to Dive site : 20 Minutes


On the east coast of Nusa Ceningan, this striking wall runs along limestone cliffs. Nutrient-rich currents from mangroves and deep-water upwellings support vibrant coral, dropping vertically beyond recreational depth limits.

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TOYAPAKEH

Required Level : Open Water
    Depth : 5 – 30+ meters
    Location : West Coast of Nusa Penida
    Travel to Dive site : 25 Minutes


Positioned at the northern end of the channel between Nusa Penida and Nusa Ceningan, this diverse site features a steep southern wall, large coral bommies, and a terraced reef—making it one of the team’s favourite dives.

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GAMAT BAY

Required Level : Open Water
    Depth : 5 – 30+ meters
    Location : West Coast of Nusa Penida
    Travel to Dive site : 30 Minutes

 

A great location for spotting invertebrates within a sheltered bay. When conditions are calm, divers can explore 10–20 meters, searching for macro life among table corals, bommies, and slopes covered in sponges and whip corals.

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CRYSTAL BAY

 Required Level : Open Water
   Depth : 5 – 40+ meters
   Location : West Coast of Nusa Penida
   Travel to Dive site : 35 Minutes

 

One of Bali’s most popular dive sites for Mola mola sightings, located on the southwest of Nusa Penida. A sheltered inner bay protects a colourful reef that slopes down to a white sandy bottom, offering consistent and enjoyable diving conditions.

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MANTA BAY

Required Level : Open Water
   Depth : 10 meters
   Location : West Coast of Nusa Penida
   Travel to Dive site : 35 Minutes

 

Manta rays are frequently seen feeding on plankton near the rocky shoreline. Usually calm, though surge can occur. While coral is less dense, crevices and overhangs shelter shrimps, crabs, and octopuses.

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MANTA POINT

Required Level : Open Water
    Depth : 10-30+ meters
    Location : South Coast of Nusa Penida
    Travel to Dive site : 60 Minutes

 

Located on the southwest coast of Nusa Penida, this world-famous manta cleaning station offers unforgettable encounters. Manta rays are often seen in groups, circling slowly in shallow, nutrient-rich waters as they are cleaned.

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Sekola Desa - SD

Required Level : Open Water
    Depth : 5 – 40+ meters
    Location : North Coast of Nusa Penida
    Travel to Dive site : 35 Minutes

 

Currents can be strong and unpredictable, creating exciting drift dives past schooling fish. Watch the blue for giant trevallies, whitetip reef sharks, and barracuda. Macro life is also abundant, with orangutan crabs often spotted.

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Pura PED

Required Level : Open Water
    Depth : 5 – 40+ meters
    Location : North Coast of Nusa Penida
    Travel to Dive site : 40 Minutes

 

A steeper slope than nearby sites with similar coral formations. Large sponges and whip corals signal frequent currents. Expect schooling fish, unicornfish, snappers, ribbon eels, triggerfish, anthias, and occasional turtles.

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SENTAL

Required Level : Open Water
    Depth : 5 – 40+ meters
    Location : North Coast of Nusa Penida
    Travel to Dive site : 45 Minutes

 

Featuring a steeper slope with large coral bommies, this site offers schooling fish, unicornfish, snappers, and more. Great for macro life, with orangutan crabs hiding in anemones, plus chances to spot mola mola and even whale sharks.

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Buyuk / PMG

Required Level : Open Water
    Depth : 5 – 40+ meters
    Location : North East Coast of Nusa Penida
    Travel to Dive site : 45 Minutes

 

A great option for night dives, beginner divers, and photographers. The sandy seabed is dotted with coral bommies, attracting frogfish, moray eels, lobsters, damselfish, and a wide range of smaller reef species.

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SAMPALAN

Required Level : Open Water
    Depth : 5 – 40+ meters
    Location : North Coast of Nusa Penida
    Travel to Dive site : 55 Minutes

 

Located on the north side of Nusa Penida, this site features varied underwater structures and marine life similar to nearby reefs. Thermoclines can occur at depth, with soft coral slopes attracting fish in nutrient-rich currents.

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KARANG SARI

Required Level : Open Water
    Depth : 5 – 40+ meters
    Location : North East Coast of Nusa Penida
    Travel to Dive site : 60 Minutes

 

Found on the northeast of Nusa Penida, this site offers healthy coral and a diverse ecosystem. Sloping reefs are covered in soft coral and reef fish, with good chances of spotting sharks.

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MALIBU

Required Level : Open Water
    Depth : 5 – 40+ meters
    Location : East Coast of Nusa Penida
    Travel to Dive site : 65 Minutes

 

On the east side of Nusa Penida, this site features healthy coral and varied underwater terrain. Thermoclines are common at depth, while soft coral slopes attract reef fish feeding in rich, moving water.

" I will ALWAYS dive with World Diving when I come to Lembongan. I learnt to dive here in 2007 (!!) and have been coming back for years since. From start to finish, you feel welcomed, comfortable, and excited for a fab day of diving! the team is so kind and experienced, and you'll have the best time on Big Boat - super stable for when the seas are a bit rocky, and a great sun deck with bean bags to lounge on around dives. Don't forget the delicious nasi bunkus for lunch - would pay just to come on the boat for these (and I have!) "

Charlie P.

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