A private 90‑minute watersports combo at Tanjung Benoa that mixes airborne thrills on a Flying Fish, a fast tubing tow, and a helmeted sea walk on a shallow reef—ideal for visitors based in Nusa Dua and Jimbaran.
A private 90‑minute watersports combo at Tanjung Benoa that mixes airborne thrills on a Flying Fish, a fast tubing tow, and a helmeted sea walk on a shallow reef—ideal for visitors based in Nusa Dua and Jimbaran.
You push off from a sun-warmed jetty at Tanjung Benoa and the ocean answers—first with a rush as the flying fish inflatable lifts and skims a few meters above the water, then with a softer pulse when you sink back into the lagoon and laugh with your group. The ninety-minute private combo strings three distinct sensations: the airborne tug of a three-flight Flying Fish, a rollicking 15-minute tubing tow, and a thirty-minute sea-walk that lets you stand on the seabed with a clear-helmet breathing system.
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Operated by Master Bali Tour · Tanjung Benoa, Bali
You push off from a sun-warmed jetty at Tanjung Benoa and the ocean answers—first with a rush as the flying fish inflatable lifts and skims a few meters above the water, then with a softer pulse when you sink back into the lagoon and laugh with your group. The ninety-minute private combo strings three distinct sensations: the airborne tug of a three-flight Flying Fish, a rollicking 15-minute tubing tow, and a thirty-minute sea-walk that lets you stand on the seabed with a clear-helmet breathing system.
Benoa’s shoreline is recent geological fill and reef shallow enough to support tourism gear but deep enough to host coral patches and colorful reef fish. The area has been a marine access point for Balinese communities and, more recently, an organized watersports hub for visitors based in Nusa Dua and Jimbaran. Local crews operate to international safety norms—life jackets, briefings, and guided helmet dives are standard.
Practical: expect a 90-minute total window including transfers; most operators include hotel pickup within Nusa Dua/Jimbaran. Weight limits and health restrictions apply—declare them when booking. Wear a swimsuit under quick-dry layers, tie back hair, and secure loose items; phone housings are recommended rather than loose cameras. Morning slots give calmer seas and cooler light for photos, while afternoons can be busier and windier. This is low-technical but high-thrill: you’ll leave a little breathless, sandy, and with bright memories of flying a rubber fish and standing on the sea floor.
easy.
1.5 hours.
Suitable for average fitness; participants should be able to sit upright in inflatables and stand for short periods in the sea-walk helmet
No certification is needed; the helmeted sea-walk is guided and designed for non-divers—participants remain at shallow depths while breathing through the helmet.
Yes—operators typically restrict participants over approximately 120 kg and exclude pregnant guests or those with serious heart, spine, or seizure histories.
Most bookings include hotel pickup and drop-off within Nusa Dua and Jimbaran; confirm your pickup point at booking.
Activities are canceled or rescheduled for safety during rough seas or storms; standard policies require 24‑hour cancellation for a full refund.
Tanjung Benoa evolved from local fishing grounds into Bali’s main watersports corridor over recent decades, balancing tourism services with community livelihoods.
Choose operators who use reef-safe sunscreen recommendations and support local reef-restoration efforts; avoid touching coral and feeding fish to minimize impact.
Master Bali Tour operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




You push off from a sun-warmed jetty at Tanjung Benoa and the ocean answers—first with a rush as the flying fish inflatable lifts and skims a few meters above the water, then with a softer pulse when you sink back into the lagoon and laugh with your group. The ninety-minute private combo strings three distinct sensations: the airborne tug of a three-flight Flying Fish, a rollicking 15-minute tubing tow, and a thirty-minute sea-walk that lets you stand on the seabed with a clear-helmet breathing system.
You push off from a sun-warmed jetty at Tanjung Benoa and the ocean answers—first with a rush as the flying fish inflatable lifts and skims a few meters above the water, then with a softer pulse when you sink back into the lagoon and laugh with your group. The ninety-minute private combo strings three distinct sensations: the airborne tug of a three-flight Flying Fish, a rollicking 15-minute tubing tow, and a thirty-minute sea-walk that lets you stand on the seabed with a clear-helmet breathing system.
Benoa’s shoreline is recent geological fill and reef shallow enough to support tourism gear but deep enough to host coral patches and colorful reef fish. The area has been a marine access point for Balinese communities and, more recently, an organized watersports hub for visitors based in Nusa Dua and Jimbaran. Local crews operate to international safety norms—life jackets, briefings, and guided helmet dives are standard.
Practical: expect a 90-minute total window including transfers; most operators include hotel pickup within Nusa Dua/Jimbaran. Weight limits and health restrictions apply—declare them when booking. Wear a swimsuit under quick-dry layers, tie back hair, and secure loose items; phone housings are recommended rather than loose cameras. Morning slots give calmer seas and cooler light for photos, while afternoons can be busier and windier. This is low-technical but high-thrill: you’ll leave a little breathless, sandy, and with bright memories of flying a rubber fish and standing on the sea floor.