Spend a full day diving Bali’s most compelling sites—Tulamben’s USAT Liberty wreck and Manta Point at Nusa Penida—on a small-group guided trip. Expect shore dives, rental gear, lunch, and possible manta and turtle encounters with an experienced dive leader.
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Early morning light over Bali feels like a cue to move—boats bob in Sanur harbor as drivers collect gear and brief divers. On this day trip you trade hotel noise for reef noise: the hum of bubbles, the brush of fins through coral, and the steady silhouette of the USAT Liberty resting on a black-sand slope. The ocean here is active; currents and tidal windows decide the rhythm, and manta rays at Nusa Penida often sweep through cleaning stations as if performing their own choreography.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
9 hours
Fitness Level
Basic to moderate fitness—comfortable getting on/off boats, handling gear, and walking on uneven shores.
Wildlife
History
The USAT Liberty was a U.S. cargo ship torpedoed in 1942; over decades it has become one of the most visited wrecks in Bali, colonized by coral and marine life.
Conservation
Local dive operators emphasize reef-friendly practices—use reef-safe sunscreen, avoid touching coral, and support community cleanups when possible.
Reserve your spot on the Bali Diving Day Trip-Manta Point/Tulamben Shipwreck-Fun Dive today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book early and confirm pickup
Pickup commonly starts between 7:00–7:30 AM from Sanur; confirm your exact time and pickup point the day before.
Follow the 18-hour no-fly rule
Avoid flying for at least 18 hours after your last dive to reduce decompression risk—schedule return flights the following day.
Use reef-safe sunscreen
Choose mineral-based sunscreen and rinse off before entering the water to protect corals and comply with local guidelines.
Bring a dive computer or rent one
A personal dive computer improves safety by tracking your profile; rental options are often available if you don’t own one.
Personal dive computer
Tracks your profile and no-decompression limits more accurately than group timing.
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects skin from sun and reduces chemical impact on coral reefs.
summer
Light dry-bag and towel
Keeps electronics and a change of clothes dry during transfers and on the boat.
Shorty wetsuit (3–5mm)
Provides thermal comfort in variable visibility and protects against scrapes on the wreck or reef.
spring