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Fantastic diving and snorkeling in Bali

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Fantastic snorkeling in Bali.  Image: balitrips.com Bali is one of the most beautiful islands in the world and very popular for dive holiday destination. Many visitors find the attraction of good shore-based resort diving set against a stunning back drop of huge, magnificent volcanoes and picturesque rice paddy terraces, simply irresistible. Many dive-heads — including those who've made pilgrimages to the Red Sea, the Great Barrier Reef, and Manado—swear that Bali also has the best diving sites in the world. The waters of Bali are surprisingly unheralded. There are great diving site in Bali such as in Tulamben or Nusa Penida. The Bali dive season runs all year round. Basically you can dive or snorkel along the season. Bali dive sites.  Image:  atlantis-bali-diving.com Overall, the best diving conditions exist from April to December, with sunfish, sharks and other pelagic fish visiting from June to September. December to March is rainy season, reducin...

Fantastic Underwater-World in Bali

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Bali is a beautiful tropical island in Sout East Asia. Discover a fantastic underwater world in Bali, so you can enjoy a real vacation in a tropical paradise. There are many beautiful locations that you can dive. Candi Dasa is one of the best havens to see an extraordinary the deep of Bali sea. Just offshore from Candi Dasa is tiny Tepekong, a little outcrop that offers some spectacular diving. The coral walls are steep, the water is cold, and the current can be strong. But for an experienced diver, drifting with a 3 knot current through The Canyon offers an unforgettable underwater experience. If you have an extra times don’t forget to dive in Amed because Amed is a perfect place for those wishing to get right away from it. Amed is a very slow paced village where technology hasn't caught up. There are a number of dive sites in the area that offer some nice drop offs with good coral and diver fish. Most of the diving is done out of local boats, however shore diving is available...