Two days of guided dives around Menjangan Island to build confidence, extend depth to 30 m, and practice navigation and specialty skills. Ideal for new Advanced divers looking for clear water, steep coral walls, and structured, low-ratio instruction.
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A pre-dawn pick-up from Pemuteran drops you at a small wooden jetty; the boat slips into glassy water and the island appears as a bare limestone rim, fringed with coral gardens that promise clear water and busy reef life. The two-day PADI Advanced Open Water course in Menjangan moves at the steady rhythm of briefings, surface intervals and focused dives—deep diving, navigation and three elective specialties that sharpen confidence and buoyancy.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days (approx. 8–10 hours scheduled activities total)
Fitness Level
Moderate — comfortable swimming, able to perform basic mask-clearing and moderate surface swims
Wildlife
History
Menjangan is part of West Bali National Park and carries both ecological protection and local cultural significance, with small shrines reflecting nearby Balinese traditions.
Conservation
Local groups work on reef restoration (Biorock) and the park enforces diving limits to protect corals; divers are asked to practice buoyancy control and no-touch policies.
Reserve your spot on the Bali Hai - PADI Advance Open Water Course in Menjangan today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Hydrate Before and After Dives
Drink plenty of water before boarding and during surface intervals to reduce dehydration and decompression risk.
Equalize Early and Often
Descend slowly and equalize frequently to avoid ear pain on the deep dives to 30 m.
Use Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Apply biodegradable sunscreen before the boat launch and reapply on the surface to protect reef life.
Avoid Flying Within 24 Hours
Plan travel so you don’t fly within 24 hours after your final dive to lower decompression risk.
Dive computer
Tracks depth and no-decompression limits for safe ascent profiles.
Personal mask and snorkel
A well-fitting mask improves comfort and visibility during skills and photography drills.
Reef-safe sunscreen
Protects skin while preventing chemical damage to corals during surface intervals.
Light reef wetsuit (2–3 mm)
Provides thermal comfort and minor protection from abrasion in tropical waters.