Discover Scuba Diving

Hosted by Ada

Amed, Bali 5.0

Discover the mesmerising world beneath the waves with our non-certified scuba diving experience!

No prior diving certification required. This is for beginners.

Join us for an unforgettable adventure as our expert instructors guide you through the basics of scuba diving, ensuring your safety and enjoyment. Explore vibrant coral reefs, encounter colourful marine life, and witness the beauty of underwater ecosystems. Whether you're a first-time diver or looking to dip your toes into the world of scuba, this non-certified scuba dive promises an extraordinary underwater journey like no other.

1 Days

Duration

3 People

Maximum group size

7500

Per Person

Adventure

Scuba Diving

Difficulty Level

Included

Food : Lunch and tea/coffee is included in the package
Transfers : Pick up from your hotel and drop back to your hotel in Amed.
Guide : Highly experienced certified instructor will accompany you into the ocean.

Getting there

From Ngurah Rai International Airport / South Bali

The best way to reach Amed from south Bali or Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is through a private car or taxi. The scenic trip will take you about 2 hours 45 min and the price will fluctuate based on your specific departure location.

From the Gili Islands

The easiest way to reach Amed would be to book a fast boat service to Padangbai. From the harbour in Padangbai you should arrive in Amed about an hour later.

From Nusa Penida

There are several boats running from Nusa Penida back to mainland Bali. The quickest and most direct way to Amed is to book a fast boat from Nusa Penida to Kusamba port. This trip takes around 25 minutes. From Kusamba take a private driver/taxi 1.5 hours up the coast to Amed. Alternatively, a cheaper option is to book the slow ferry from Nusa Penida to Padang Bai. This trip is longer (about 1.5 hrs by boat), with less departure time options, followed by the same 1.5 hour drive up to Amed.

Kit list

Gear/items provided:

	Scuba Diving Equipments		GoPro for underwater pictures and videos
	Pool Session / Training by Trainer		Vehicle for pick-up / drop and Scuba equipment transfer
	English speaking Instructor and Trainer		Additional oxygen cylinders
	Towel		Shower

What you need to carry

	Change of clothes		Sneakout booking confirmation
	Sunscreen		Swimwear
	Caps or hats		Sunglasses

Itinerary

	Pick up from your hotel at 0830Hrs
	Drink coffee/tea
	Trainer will brief you about Scuba diving (classroom session)
	Pool (or still water) training
	Transfer to Amed or Tulemban for the dives
	Finish dives and return to office
	Enjoy delicious lunch
	Drop back to your hotel

How to reach

Amed and Tulamben: Bali's Hidden Underwater Gems are the best diving spots in Bali and top diving spots in world! They are also called divers paradise !

Both Amed and Tulamben share a commitment to preserving their natural beauty and marine ecosystems. Dive responsibly and immerse yourself in the wonders of Bali's underwater paradise, where every descent reveals a world of wonders waiting to be explored.

Important details you must know before preparing for the trip

	The price is including Government taxes and services
	Lunch and any applicable entrance fee are included.
	Never dive if you have a cold or are congested in your ears or nose.
	Obey all diving instructions. As you descend, make sure you equalise your ears and mask. At depth, stay inside the parameters of the dive tables and computer. This information helps you avoid decompression sickness.
	Never panic underwater. If you become confused or afraid during a dive, stop, try to relax, and think through the problem. Ask for help from your dive buddy or dive master.
	This activity is not recommended for anyone with impaired physical mobility.
	Do not fly for 12 hours after a no-decompression dive, even in a pressurised aeroplane. If your dive requires decompression stops, don’t fly for at least 24 hours.
	This activity is not recommended for anyone with certain medical conditions such as high blood pressure, epilepsy, etc.
	Prior to each activity, a detailed safety briefing is given to all participants to ensure they are aware of the risks involved and the safety measures they need to follow.
	Make sure to drink plenty of water and stay hydrated, especially in the heat.
	Do not drink alcohol or take drugs before diving.