Ocean · Nusa Penida / Gili Islands
Reef colour, shallow water.
About the experience
Snorkelling is the easiest way to see underwater Bali: the kit is a mask and fins, and all you need is to be able to swim. The standard half-day tour stops at three points around Nusa Penida — Manta Point, Gamat Bay and Crystal Bay. The water is clear and the coral gardens are shallow.
Manta Point earns its name: in season, mantas with a four-metre wingspan come here to be cleaned and glide a few metres beneath you. It is not guaranteed, but sighting rates are high between May and October.
The Gili Islands are a separate day. These three small islands belong to Lombok and are 1.5–2 hours from Bali by fast boat; the underwater sculpture garden and the green turtles are there. Gili cannot be squeezed into a half day — we plan it as a full day or with one night’s stay.
“A metre below the surface, every colour opens up.”
Highlights
Manta in season at Nusa Penida, green turtles year-round at Gili. Both in the wild, with no feeding.
At Crystal Bay and Gamat Bay the coral is close to the surface. No diving needed — floating and looking is enough.
A life jacket is available to anyone who wants one. The guide stays in the water with the group; no experience needed.
Who it suits





Programme
Hotel pickup to the harbour.
Kit and safety briefing.
Coral garden.
Turtle area.
Sculpture garden.
Transparent price
Meet: Sanur / Padang Bai harbour · Hotel–harbour transfer included.
Prepare
Good to know
Sighting rates at Manta Point are high between May and October, but nothing is guaranteed. If there are none, the boat moves to a second site.
The Gili Islands belong to Lombok and are 1.5–2 hours from Bali by fast boat. They don’t fit a half day; we plan a full day or an overnight.
Your back faces the sun for three hours — wear a rash vest. Use reef-safe sunscreen and never stand on coral.
FAQ
Once dates and group size are clear, we reply the same day.
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