Liberty Wreck
The Liberty wreck is Bali’s most famous dive site. It lies in shallow waters and is easily accessible from shore.
It is over 100 meters long, broken into sections. The bow lies at 4 meters and the stern at 28 meters.
It is fully covered in hard and soft corals, sponges and gorgonians. A large school of trevallies often circles the wreck.
Marine life is abundant: sweetlips, batfish, unicornfish, barracudas, groupers, moray eels and macro creatures. Ideal for all levels and excellent for photography, especially at night.
Coral Garden
In the middle of Tulamben Bay lies a healthy shallow reef known as Coral Garden.
The shallow area is full of acropora and anemones, home to many clownfish species. You can also see ribbon eels, lionfish, groupers and small reef sharks.
In deeper areas you’ll find trevallies, fusiliers, volcanic sand and large barrel sponges. Gentle currents make this a relaxing dive.
Seraya
Seraya Secrets is a paradise for macro photographers. To beginners it may seem empty, but it is full of tiny marine life.
From knee‑deep water you can find shore crabs, juvenile morays, lionfish, anemone shrimps, needle shrimps, zebra crabs, coral shrimps, nudibranchs, ghost pipefish, boxer crabs, Coleman shrimps, frogfish, mimic octopus and more.
The site is dotted with small rocks that create mini‑ecosystems. Some act as cleaning stations where shrimps clean fish in perfect symbiosis.
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