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Two guided dives off Padang Bay take you across coral gardens and a dramatic drop-off where turtles, cuttlefish and reef sharks roam. This two-tank PADI-guided trip includes gear, lunch and hotel transfers — ideal for certified Open Water divers.
Two guided dives off Padang Bay take you across coral gardens and a dramatic drop-off where turtles, cuttlefish and reef sharks roam. This two-tank PADI-guided trip includes gear, lunch and hotel transfers — ideal for certified Open Water divers.
You step off the beach at Padang Bay and the sea draws a long, blue breath — warm water pulling you toward coral gardens and a steep drop-off beyond the shallows. Small fishing boats rock gently while guides ready tanks; within minutes the reef becomes a living wall of color, soft corals swaying like slow dancers and reef fish threading through branches.
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Operated by Plongée BALI | BALI BREIZH DIVERS | Scuba Diving PADI 5 STAR IDC - FFESSM · Padangbai, Bali
You step off the beach at Padang Bay and the sea draws a long, blue breath — warm water pulling you toward coral gardens and a steep drop-off beyond the shallows. Small fishing boats rock gently while guides ready tanks; within minutes the reef becomes a living wall of color, soft corals swaying like slow dancers and reef fish threading through branches.
Padang Bay sits on Bali’s eastern shore, long known as a fishing and ferry port that connects Bali to the Lesser Sunda Islands. Geologically the area is volcanic; lava flows and reef growth have created a mix of flat coral benches and sudden walls where currents encourage rich marine life. Local warungs (small restaurants) serve fresh seafood onshore, and Balinese temples at the waterline mark the cultural rhythm you’ll sense between dives.
This operation runs two guided dives — typically Blue Lagoon, Jepun, Drop Off, or Temple — each 40–60 minutes depending on air consumption. Expect to see turtles, cuttlefish, stingrays, nudibranchs and occasional reef sharks; visibility is best in the dry season (May–October). Guides handle tanks, briefings, surface support and lunch on return to shore.
Practical guidance: bring your certification card and logbook, a 3–5 mm wetsuit for thermal comfort, and a dive computer or timing device. Equalize early on descent, signal your guide if currents pick up, and avoid touching coral. Hotel pickup from Sanur, Kuta, Seminyak, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua or Ubud is typically included; allow a full day (about 8 hours) for transit, two dives, surface intervals and lunch.
Yes — evidence of Open Water or equivalent certification is required for these guided dives; trainees without certification cannot participate.
Minimum age is 10 years; younger children are not permitted to dive on this trip.
Each dive lasts about 40–60 minutes depending on air consumption; the tour includes two guided dives, diving equipment, lunch, bottled water and hotel transfers (if selected).
No — flying within 24 hours of diving is not recommended; allow at least 24 hours between your last dive and any air travel.
Plongée BALI | BALI BREIZH DIVERS | Scuba Diving PADI 5 STAR IDC - FFESSM operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the beach at Padang Bay and the sea draws a long, blue breath — warm water pulling you toward coral gardens and a steep drop-off beyond the shallows. Small fishing boats rock gently while guides ready tanks; within minutes the reef becomes a living wall of color, soft corals swaying like slow dancers and reef fish threading through branches.
You step off the beach at Padang Bay and the sea draws a long, blue breath — warm water pulling you toward coral gardens and a steep drop-off beyond the shallows. Small fishing boats rock gently while guides ready tanks; within minutes the reef becomes a living wall of color, soft corals swaying like slow dancers and reef fish threading through branches.
Padang Bay sits on Bali’s eastern shore, long known as a fishing and ferry port that connects Bali to the Lesser Sunda Islands. Geologically the area is volcanic; lava flows and reef growth have created a mix of flat coral benches and sudden walls where currents encourage rich marine life. Local warungs (small restaurants) serve fresh seafood onshore, and Balinese temples at the waterline mark the cultural rhythm you’ll sense between dives.
This operation runs two guided dives — typically Blue Lagoon, Jepun, Drop Off, or Temple — each 40–60 minutes depending on air consumption. Expect to see turtles, cuttlefish, stingrays, nudibranchs and occasional reef sharks; visibility is best in the dry season (May–October). Guides handle tanks, briefings, surface support and lunch on return to shore.
Practical guidance: bring your certification card and logbook, a 3–5 mm wetsuit for thermal comfort, and a dive computer or timing device. Equalize early on descent, signal your guide if currents pick up, and avoid touching coral. Hotel pickup from Sanur, Kuta, Seminyak, Jimbaran, Nusa Dua or Ubud is typically included; allow a full day (about 8 hours) for transit, two dives, surface intervals and lunch.