Amed and Tulamben dive season
Bali can be divided into a rainy season (November to April) and a dry season (May to October).
In the rainy season, the water temperature is warm and you can dive without worrying about the cold. Plankton increases, which increases aquatic life, but visibility decreases.
In the dry season, the water temperature drops slightly, but the visibility improves accordingly.
The water temperature is relatively warm throughout the year. However, since photography dive involves very little movement, you should use your own 3 or 5 mm wetsuit and prepare hood to protect yourself from the cold.
East Bali Dive areas and Dive sites
East Bali is divided into five major diving areas: Kubu, Tulamben, Seraya, Laba-Sari, Amed, and Bunutan. Each area has several dive sites, totaling more than 35 dive sites. Each dive site has a different bottom composition, shape, and underwater environment, so the underwater creatures that live there will vary depending on the dive site.
| Dive sites | Underwater conditions | Dive style | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kubu |
| Shore dive | 30 minutes by car |
| Tulamben |
| Shore dive *Some boat dive | 20~25 minutes by car |
| Seraya |
| Shore dive | 15~20 minutes by car |
| Laba Sari |
| Shore dive *Some boat dive | 10~15 minutes by car |
| Amed |
| Boat dive *Some shore dive | 2~15 minutes by boat |
| Bunutan |
| Boat dive | 20~45 minutes by boat |
Ocean Life Guide
Amed and Tulamben have many world-famous macro dive sites, and new creatures are discovered every day. Introducing typical ocean creatures photographed by BINTANG DIVERS pro diver. Look for the creatures you want to observe and photograph!
