The 4 Best Dive Sites in Bali for Pelagics

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Do you know that Bali is one of the homes of the beautiful Mola-Mola and Manta? Here are some of the best dive sites in Bali that you may want to consider when you want to see them on the island of Bali!


Blue Corner

Having a deepest blue water color, this dive site is one of the dwelling places of the giant Mola mola. Make way as this 2 to 3-meter wingspan fish welcomes you into the depths of the water. If you are up for drift diving, this site is for you!

Located at the northern tip of Nusa Lembongan, it is also home to beautiful marine creatures such as Moray Eels, Marble Ray, Eagle Ray, and Emperor Angelfish. It is recommended to dive on days of July and September as the water becomes cooler.


Nusa Penidaโ€™s Manta Point

Letโ€™s go to the south of Bali! This diving destination will capture your attention as it is one of the best places to witness manta rays!

Manta Point was named after the Giant Manta Ray that swims along with the other beautiful marine lives. Photo enthusiasts will surely enjoy this area as colorful reefs and variety of marine fishes can be seen underwater, too!

Manta Rays can be best seen at the left corner of the huge boulder rock at the 15-meter deep water. Try to take a photo at different colors of Manta Rays and the amazing Bamboo Sharks.


Nusa Penidaโ€™s Crystal Bay

Donโ€™t go any farther as Nusa Penidaโ€™s Crystal Bay offers another breath-taking dive site! As you drift dive to this 40-meter deep ocean, you can have the chance to get closer to the beauty of the Mola-mola.

Get ready to be blown away to the wonders of underwater as healthy corals and reefs can also be witnessed. The highlight of this site is the cleaning stations for the Sunfish and it can be best visited in the months of July to September.


Nusa Penidaโ€™s Toyapakeh

At the northern west part of Bali lies the Toyapakeh. Before you can witness the incredible Mola-mola, you will be first greeted by different soft and hard corals and the Trumpet Fish, Puffers, and Giant Trevally. Dive deeper and you can catch patrolling larger pelagics such as the Mola-mola! Though this dive site is not for everyone, drift divers can enjoy the beauty of Napoleon Wrasse, Trevally, and Jackfish.


These dive sites are perfect for the divers who want to see the splendor Manta Rays and Oceanic Fish. Ready yourself as you explore the depths of the ocean with the patrolling marine creatures!

6 thoughts on “The 4 Best Dive Sites in Bali for Pelagics

  1. Rafael Tan says:

    I loved reading about the Mola-mola and Manta Rays in Bali. Can’t wait to explore these dive sites myself!

    • Komang Gita says:

      Hi Rafael, thank you for sharing your enthusiasm about exploring the dive sites in Bali! We’re thrilled to hear that our blog post has inspired you to learn more about these incredible marine creatures. At our resort, we’re passionate about not just providing a good experience to our guests but also making a positive impact on the local community through education and job opportunities. While you’re here, be sure to revisit us from time to time as we continue to develop training facilities for our local staff and the surrounding area. We’d love to hear more about your experiences once you’ve had a chance to explore these dive sites! You can reach out to us anytime at [email protected] or +62 857 3891 8262.

  2. Evelyn Chandra says:

    Wow, I’ve never seen such stunning dive sites! I’m definitely adding Bali to my bucket list now.

    • Komang Gita says:

      Wow, we’re thrilled to hear that our blog has inspired you to add Bali to your bucket list! Not only will you have the opportunity to see the magnificent Mola-Mola and Manta Rays, but you’ll also be supporting local communities through sustainable tourism. Our resort is committed to making a positive impact on the environment and local economies. We’d love to welcome you to our home and share more about our initiatives with you. Feel free to reach out to us at [email protected] or +62 857 3891 8262 for more information.

  3. Lena Lim says:

    Bali is indeed a paradise for divers! The descriptions of the dive sites are so vivid, I feel like I’m right there with you.

    • Komang Gita says:

      Hi Lena, thank you for your wonderful comment! We’re thrilled to hear that our blog post has brought the dive sites in Bali to life for you. At Pebble and Fins, we’re not just about providing a great experience for our guests and divers – we also believe in making a positive impact on the local community through education and job opportunities. Our resort is committed to supporting the local ecosystem and promoting sustainable tourism practices. We’d love to have you revisit us and join us in our mission to make a difference, one dive at a time! If you have any questions or would like to learn more about our initiatives, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us at [email protected] or +62 857 3891 8262.

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