Ocean · Sanur / Nusa Dua
Sea Walker
Walk on the seabed.
About the experience
Walk on the seabed.
Seawalker is a system built for people without a dive certificate. A clear full-view helmet is placed over your head and air is fed into it continuously. It rests on your shoulders and your face stays dry — you can go down wearing your glasses, and your hair doesn’t get wet.
You climb down a ladder from the platform; the depth is 4–5 metres, so you barely feel the pressure. You walk along the seabed with an instructor. Reef fish come right up to the helmet because they are used to people.
You spend 25–30 minutes underwater and the whole thing takes an hour. You don’t need to swim and you don’t need to learn any breathing technique. It is the easiest possible first look at underwater Bali.
“Face to face with the reef, without even getting your hair wet.”
Highlights
Three things that set this apart
The helmet works on air pressure and you breathe normally. Most of our guests who can’t swim do this one.
Because your face stays dry, prescription glasses and make-up are no problem. That is the one thing a dive mask can’t offer.
Your instructor is within arm’s reach underwater. If you feel uneasy, surfacing takes seconds.
Who it suits
Is this your kind of day
You’ll love it if
- Non-swimmers
- Anyone wary of diving but curious about the reef
- Families with children 12 and up
- Anyone who wears prescription glasses
Think twice if
- Anyone with an ear or sinus infection
- Anyone with heart conditions, asthma or epilepsy
- Pregnant guests
- Anyone claustrophobic — the helmet encloses your head
Programme
How the day runs
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09:00
Welcome
Check-in and briefing.
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09:20
Helmet
Safety check.
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09:35
Descent
Ladder down to the sea floor.
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10:10
Ascent
Photos and a shower.
Transparent price
What’s in, what’s not
Included
- Transfer
- Helmet and guide
- Briefing
- Basic photos
Not included
- Private photo package
- Tips
Meet: Sanur / Nusa Dua seawalker jetty · South and central belt.
Prepare
Bring with you
Good to know
Small, important notes
At 4–5 metres the pressure is very low, but you still equalise; your instructor shows you how on the ladder.
Some operators hand guests bread. We leave it out — feeding reef fish disrupts them and damages coral health.
Even at this depth, we don’t recommend flying the same day. Twelve hours is enough.
FAQ
Common questions
Shall we hold this day?
Once dates and group size are clear, we reply the same day.
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