Top Jimbaran Freediving

The US Liberty was a cargo ship used during both WW I and WW II. After being torpedoed by the Japanese, The Liberty, made its way to the shores of Tulamben where it still lies today. The eruption of Mount Agung in 1963 devastated surrounding villages and pushed the beached US Liberty to the bottom of the sea where it now lies on a black sand slope from 6 to 30 metres. This 120 metre long wreck lys only at few metres from the beach and is one of the safest wreck dives in the world. Now covered with a striking array of coral and home to a myriad of marine life this site provides great opportunities for both wide and macro photography. With easy conditions it’s a great place for all level divers. Depth : 4-40 meters Visibility : 10-30 m Currents : Zero to mild current Type : Shore dive Difficulty : Beginner

Even if you’re a non-swimmer or hate getting your face wet, walk on the bottom of the sea surrounded by tropical fish on this Bali Seawalker experience. Breathing air through a special helmet and under close supervision, descend 15 feet (5 meters) below the surface of the sea and stroll among colorful marine life. Your tour includes door-to-door round-trip transfers from the main areas of Kuta.

Visitors to Bali love taking a boat ride to Nusa Penida island to explore its stunning coastline and beautiful natural attractions. This 8-hour tour takes travelers to the top sights of the Island’s west coast, where all of its most picturesque beaches are. With a tour size of 10 people or less, this is an ideal day trip for those seeking a relaxed atmosphere and personalized service.