Lying between the Indian and South Pacific Oceans and just a few degrees south of the equator, Bali and Indonesia in general are fortunate to be located in what is arguably the most bio-diverse aquatic region on Earth. It is estimated that the seas around Bali are home to more than 2500 species of fish as well as an impressive variety of corals and invertibrates.

The water temperatures can range from about 30 C, down to a bone chilling 22 C. Visibility is varied, of course, but generally excellent. Regardless, though, you can see things that few of your friends back home have even thought of.

With several different dive sites in topographically diverse locations, you are able to see the small stuff, such as ghost pipe fish, nudibranchs and cleaner shrimps as well as the really big stuff like the ocean sun fish, bump head parrot fish and napolean wrasse.

This same topograhical diversity allows you as a diver to find suitable dive sites for all experience levels. Want calm waters with abundant coral and beautiful colors? No problem. Want historical ship wrecks? It's here. How about exhilaratingly fast drift dives. It's yours, too. From beginner to seasoned professional, Bali has the dives for you.

The pages in this section step you through the dive sites around Bali. The jump menu just up there to the right will get you some general information about specific areas, and a second jump menu will then magically transport you to more detailed information about each site in the area of your interest.

In any case, have fun browsing the information, and we hope to dive with you when you get to Bali.

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