Tulamben is a small town located on the north coast of Bali. It is best known for its world-class diving and snorkeling and is a popular destination for both tourists and locals alike.
Despite its reputation as a diving mecca, there are still many things that most people do not know about diving in Tulamben. Here are just a few of them:
Diving in Tulamben can be very affordable
Diving trips are always assumed to be a pocket-burning experience. Tulamben Bay has long been established as one of the best dive sites in the world since the discovery of the USS Liberty Wreck and later on gained her reputation to become one of the best macro dive destinations in Southeast Asia.
There is quite a selection of resorts on the bay and prices varies. The dive sites are really nearby, so dives in Tulamben, Kubu, and Seraya are done via shore entry. Without the need for a boat, the costs of diving in Tulamben are generally affordable, and great value for money for the visual feast underwater.
Expect a wide variety of underwater beings
Diving in Tulamben Bay is full of surprises, from the world-famous USS Liberty Wreck to an amazing variety of critter life that could be on par with those of Lembeh – widely recognized as the muck diving paradise of the world. The treasures hidden amongst the black sand in Tulamben Bay will keep you enthralled. Apart from critters that rival some of the best macro sites in the region, dive sites such as Coral Garden, Drop-off, and much more, offer a variety of visual experiences.
Brand new dive sites
The Kubu Wreck and the Monkey Reef are new additions to the Tulamben bay area. Sunk in September 2012, Kubu Wreck is an 85-meter vessel that lies about 5 minutes away from the USS Liberty Wreck. Coral growth is not the densest yet, but this new kid on the block has immense potential to be the next most sought-after wreck dive site on Tulamben Bay.
Monkey Reef is a site with coral reefs to those similar in Amed. Critters can also be found, be it the regular ones or not. The wonderful thing about new sites are the surprises that come your way when you least expect it to.
Brand new Bali dive resort
Yes, you are seeing it right. We are a brand new establishment in Kubu area. And if you don’t know, it is the first Singaporean-owned dive resort in Tulamben & Kubu. The resort has welcomed guests and has received some great reviews from Europe, Singapore, and China since her first appearance just a few months ago.
Works are in progress to expand the operational area of the resort to cater to all crowds and make diving in Tulamben Bali attainable and unforgettable, whether you are a backpacker, a family, a student with a restricted budget, a couple who wants to spend quality time together, or a group of kakis looking for good diving, or a corporate group doing a year-end retreat, the resort has what you need.
The Kubu wreck is right in front of the resort and the USS Liberty Wreck is about 5 minutes away!
Tulamben Bay is a big present waiting to be unwrapped by divers! So, if you are looking for a place to dive in Bali, Tulamben is a great option!
We look forward to having you diving in Tulamben with us soon!
Wow, I’m impressed by all the new dive sites and resorts in Tulamben! As a beginner diver, I was worried that it would be too expensive or crowded. But reading this article makes me feel more excited to plan my trip there.
Hi Aisyah, thanks for your enthusiasm about diving in Tulamben! We’re thrilled to hear that our article has inspired you to plan a trip there. Our resort, Pebble and Fins, is committed to providing an affordable and unforgettable experience for all divers, including beginners like yourself. We have dedicated training facilities and local staff who can help you improve your skills. Plus, our proximity to the Kubu wreck and USS Liberty Wreck makes it easy to explore these amazing sites. If you have any questions or would like more information about our resort or diving opportunities in Tulamben, feel free to contact us at [email protected] or +62 857 3891 8262. We look forward to welcoming you to Tulamben and sharing the underwater wonders of Bali with you!
I’m not a diver myself, but my husband loves it. He’s been looking for new places to explore and I think he would love Tulamben! The article is really well-written and informative. Thanks for sharing!
Hi Nurulhuda, thank you for taking the time to read our blog about diving in Tulamben! We’re thrilled to hear that your husband is looking for new places to explore and we think he would love our resort too! As a Singaporean-owned dive resort, we offer a unique experience with our dedicated training facilities for local staff and around us. We’d be happy to welcome you both to join us in our mission to make a real impact at the local level through education and providing job opportunities. If you’re interested in learning more about our resort or would like to plan your diving trip, please feel free to contact us at [email protected] or +62 857 3891 8262. We look forward to hearing back from you!
I’ve been to Tulamben before, but I didn’t know about the new Kubu Wreck and Monkey Reef sites. Thank you for sharing this info! I’m definitely going to plan a trip back there soon.
Hi Khalid, thank you for reaching out! We’re glad to hear that you’ve had a great experience in Tulamben before. Yes, the Kubu Wreck and Monkey Reef are indeed new additions to the Tulamben bay area, and they offer some amazing diving experiences. If you do plan a trip back there soon, we’d be more than happy to welcome you at our resort! We’re committed to making your stay with us an unforgettable one. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or need assistance with planning your trip. Our email is [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) and our phone number is +62 857 3891 8262. Looking forward to hearing from you again! Best regards, Pebble & Fins Team.
This is my 2nd trip to Pebble and Fins and each time has been absolutely amazing. Robin and his team have been truly wonderful. The dive experience, the food and the hospitality is 5 star even if the resort isn’t. To be absolutely honest. I would never hesitate to come back to P&F as long as Robin is managing this place. He is the true star of Pebble and Fins