Bali is one of the places people like to dive. Indeed, Bali is attracted by divers from all around the globe through the incredibly beautiful beaches and the rich biodiversity of the sea. In addition, this region's underwater world is quite unique. Sunken temples and ships and coral walls that bloom with color can be even encountered. You can swim near Manta rays and Mola Mola, as you marvel at the beauty of the deep sea.
This is why this article focuses on the island's best dive spots. Moreover, another popular and impressive activity is freediving in Bali. Freediving, however, isn't unfamiliar. On the contrary, it's a little more exciting and adventure than scuba diving. You must visit these spots if you are looking for relaxing your body and soul. Let's begin!

Menjangan Island

The famous Menjangan Island (Deer Island) is one of the true natural treasures of Bali. The island is part of Bali Barat Taman National Park in Bali's northwest area. The beautiful coral reef gardens that surround the entire island make this spot so amazing. Can you imagine the underwater sight being so impressive? In addition, every diver who wants to see aquatic animals has a wide range of eco-biology. This is the perfect place to explore fish and coral reefs. In fact, you will notice several coral species and colorful tropical fish.
But Menjangan Island is not even the best part. There will also be a look at turtles, reef sharks, eagle rays, frogfish and more. The visibility is good and therefore suitable for every diver.
Pemuteran

The beautiful Pemuteran is another hidden gem. It is a fisherman village on the north coast of Bali. The jungle is green, the water is blue, and what else can you ask for, for a dive under the surface! Before you get to the destination, the Pemuteran adventure begins. Because you have to pass by the mountain road past Bedugul if you want to get there. Three great views over three different lakes will be seen along the route. As a bonus, you can admire some of Bali's most magnificent temples.
None of the beauty over the surface, however, comes close to the beauty of the underwater sites. The Napoleon Reef, Biorock Reef, Temple Wall and Bio Wreck are the most popular sites. In shape of shipwrecks covered in lovely corals species along with several fish floating in the vicinity of the artificial metal structures. You could even be fortunate and see great ocean animals such as whale sharks, eagle rays, and reef sharks. Pemuteran is the paradise spot for every diver who wants to enjoy underwater beauty. Furthermore, here you can go for night dives!
Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan

In this list, Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan were to be the most popular diving spots in Bali. Almost any diving around its area is incredibly famous for the opportunity to see some truly amazing animals such as manta rays, large tuna, eagle rays or Mola Mola. In fact, all the places you have read about are nearby, such as Crystal Bay, Manta Bay, Manta Point, Blue Corner and Ceningan. You should visit some of these places if you would like to see a true representation of Bali's underwater flora and fauna.
Tulamben

The experienced divers know that the word "muck "(a silty seabed generally of black volcanic sand) means to find unbelievable little treasures. A great tipbefore you go there, make sure that you go with a Balinese dive guide. The Ghost pipefish, the nudibranches or the pigmy horses require patience, knowledge and good eyes, and those guys know the best places.
USAT Liberty was a US cargo ship struck by a torpedo. It is now one of the most popular wreck dives in Bali. You start your dive from Tulamben’s black pebble beach; the USAT Liberty is just 25 m away. You can see the bumphead parrot fish School and Jackfish float around the boat when you go diving at sunrise.
In 1963, 70 m deep, underwater wall arose from the volcanic eruption of Mount Agung. This is a good place to try your luck on white tip sharks and whale sharks if you're extra lucky
Amed

Along with its village of fisherman and its black sandy beach, this is the ideal place for a relaxing and peaceful diving. The 15 minutes of sailing by traditional jukung boats is compulsory to reach the charm of diving in Amed. A great variety of marine life can be found in Amed. Keep your eyes peeled out for the ever- exaggerating pygmy or occasional black tip reef shark, or just watching angelfish, puffer fish, trevally and lionfish.
Padang Bai

Padang Bai also known as Blue Lagoon is a beautiful site that's perfect for beginner divers or those who are looking for a cruise dive because the location is protected. Visibility is excellent and you don't have to go too far to explore some of the site's beauty. Marine life is wondrously diverse too; you will find frogfish, morays, stonefish, nudibranchs, squid, stargazers and rays also.
Gili Tepekong/Mimpang

These spectacular sites await those with more experience seeking their next adventure. The great thing is that Tepekong has poor conditions, chances are that they will be appropriate for Mimpang diving and vice versa. There are beautiful rock formations, colorful sea life and calm corals in the underwater world. This part of Bali has also an opportunity if you are visiting at the right time (July-September), to see the incredible mola mola.