Day trip, Tulamben

- Transfer from/to hotel (Sanur, Kuta, Seminyak, Nusa Dua areas) - Lunch, snacks & fruits, bottled water & soft drinks - Towel - Snorkelling equipment (mask, snorkel, fins and wetsuit if preferred) - Snorkelling guide - Insurance - A safety/medic first aid kit

- UW Camera rental: IDR 400,000 per day

Snorkelling in Bali is an ageless, fun way to spend a day out on and in the water! It is a great activity to do as a family because all you need is a mask, a snorkel and a pair of fins to go out and witness the fantastic underwater world. The tropical waters of Bali are ideal for snorkelling – crystal clear, calm and an abundance of amazing marine life. Schools of fish, turtles and coral gardens colour up your day. All 4 Diving Indonesia offers daily snorkelling trips to the best and famous spots around the island of Bali including, Padang Bai, Tulamben Wreck, Nusa Lembongan, Cenningan and Nusa Penida. We offer small groups and provide a snorkel guide to add to extra safety and fun! Whether you already have experience with snorkeling or are new to it, our experienced guides will make it an unforgettable day out. At Tulamben, you can relax on the beach in between snorkelling sessions. At Padang Bai and Amed you can either come on the local jukung boat or stay at the beach. There are bathroom facilities available so you can have a shower before heading back to Sanur / your hotel. And if you fancy a day out on a speedboat for a chance to meet the majestic manta rays, then Nusa Penida is your way to go. Snorkelling in Bali is a year-round activity, and generally on the surface, the water temperature varies between 26-29°C. Wetsuits will be provided if you prefer to wear them, it is highly recommended to wear at least a T-shirt or a rash guard to prevent sunburn. Tulamben is one of Bali’s most famous diving and snorkelling areas. Tulamben hosts a few sites such as the US Liberty Wreck, Coral Garden and the Drop Off. All sites can be reached directly from the beach. The Liberty was used during WWI and again in WWII returned as a cargo-ship. The ship was torpedoed by the Japanese and made it to the shores of Tulamben, it now rests in 3-30m and measures 120 meters in length. The wreck is completely covered with a variety of corals and hundreds of species of fish inhabiting it. Being close to the shore, it is perfect for snorkellers, you can just walk into the water from the beach and you will start to see the top of the shipwreck as well as many, many fish and corals.