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Diving in Indonesia

Expect the unexpected

Welcome to scuba diving in Indonesia, a paradise for underwater enthusiasts.

Explore the breathtaking dive sites of Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida, where vibrant reefs and diverse marine life await. Experience the enchanting landscapes of the Gili Islands, where crystal-clear waters teem with marine biodiversity.

Discover the wonders of Indonesia’s underwater world and embark on unforgettable diving adventures in these iconic destinations with Twin Island Dive.

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Dive Bali - Nusa Lembongan

Year-round sightings of manta rays, seasonal appearances of mola-mola, diverse pelagic species, and over 500 species of reef fish, make Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida the best dive destination in Bali.

Dive Lombok – The Gili Islands

Green and hawksbill turtles at every turn, plentiful reef sharks, macro-diving and a shallow wreck dive make Gili Trawangan, Gili Meno and Gili Air a top dive holiday for beginner and intermediate divers.

Diving in Indonesia

Indonesia, an archipelago boasting over 17,000 islands, is a diver’s paradise offering an underwater experience like few others.

Embark on an unforgettable diving adventure in Indonesia. Whether you’re seeking thrilling encounters with marine megafauna or tranquil dives amidst colorful coral gardens, Indonesia promises an unforgettable underwater experience like no other.

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Breathtaking Scenery

Indonesia’s underwater landscape is as diverse as it is mesmerizing, featuring vibrant coral reefs, steep walls, underwater volcanoes, and an abundance of marine life. From the serene beauty of Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan to the bustling waters of the Gili Islands, each dive location offers a unique and unforgettable experience.

Rich Biodiversity

Known as the ‘Coral Triangle‘, Indonesia is home to the highest marine biodiversity in the world. Divers can encounter a dazzling array of marine species, including colorful reef fish, sharks, manta rays, turtles, and elusive creatures like the pygmy seahorse and mola mola (sunfish).

Pristine Diving Conditions

With warm tropical waters year-round and excellent visibility, diving conditions in Indonesia are exceptional. Water temperatures typically range from 26°C to 29°C (79°F to 84°F), making it comfortable for diving in lightweight wetsuits or even rash guards. Visibility often exceeds 30 meters (100 feet), providing crystal-clear views of the underwater world.

Dive Sites for All Levels

Whether you’re a novice diver or an experienced enthusiast, Indonesia offers dive sites suitable for all levels of expertise. From gentle sloping reefs and protected bays, perfect for beginners, to exhilarating drift dives and challenging deep dives for advanced divers, there’s something for everyone.

Cultural Experiences

In addition to its remarkable marine life, Indonesia offers rich cultural experiences both above and below the water. Divers can explore underwater cultural artifacts, such as shipwrecks submerged beneath the sea, providing a fascinating glimpse into Indonesia’s history and heritage.

Sustainable Diving Practices

Indonesia is increasingly committed to sustainable diving practices and marine conservation. Though some issues with illegal fishing and waste management persist, there is increasing support for local conservation efforts, such as reef restoration projects, marine protected areas, and community-based initiatives aimed at preserving the marine environment for future generations.

Diving Refresher

Haven't dived for a while?

If you haven’t dived within the last year and have fewer than 30 dives, we strongly recommend a scuba refresher to ensure you remember the key elements of your training and feel comfortable in the water, this entails a more thorough briefing before we jump on the boat and a quick skills practice at the beginning of your first dive.

Refresh your memory on:

  • The physics of diving
  • Setting-up dive equipment
  • Pre-dive safety checks
  • Ascent and descent procedures
  • Mask clearing, removal and replacement
  • Buoyancy control
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