Muck Diving in Bali
Why is muck diving in Bali so special?
Typically, we do long, shallow dives over sandy bottom or rocks with some sporadic coral. Nitrox is recommended for those with certification. It’s great to combine with an overnight safari so you can relax in the afternoon or enjoy a night dive.
Location
Bali is world famous for its macro sea life and a haven for underwater photographers. If small stuff is your thing, these are the dive sites for you. There are many shore diving sites in northeast Bali such as Seraya and Sidem, Batu Niti, Melasti (Amed and Tulamben), all of which offer incredible muck diving. Let us know what you’d like to see, as many critters are territorial so can be only seen at certain dive sites.
Things to see
An incredible variety of nudibranchs, tiger shrimp, rhinopias, harlequin shrimp, boxer crabs, ghost pipefish, mimic octopus, frogfish and hairy frogfish, seahorses, pygmy seahorses, hairy shrimps….. The list is endless!
Conditions
- Currents: normally mild
- Temperature: 27-29 degrees
- Suitable for: more experienced divers with great buoyancy and air consumption rates
- Depth: up to 30m if you want to see pygmy seahorses, otherwise around 10-20m
Let’s Go Diving!
QUESTIONS?
What’s included in the price?
Can I use nitrox?
What is the pickup and return time?
Can I do three dives?
Yes, although it may be better to consider an overnight trip. If you’re okay with a long day, pick-up will be around 5:30am and return around 6:30pm, depending on your dive time. Please check our pricing page for additional charges for your third dive.



