Category: Things to do

Bali is a popular destination for divers. There are countless dive sites with a variety of highlights - from wrecks to steep walls to artificial reef projects. I also learned to dive in Bali, back then in Padangbai . Since then I have been able to discover some of the diving spots in Indonesia and still can't get enough of Bali's underwater life. In this article I will introduce you to five recommended diving regions around the island. We tell you the most beautiful diving spots in Bali 1. Bali diving spots: Discover the Liberty shipwreck in Tulamben The Liberty shipwreck, popular among divers, is located on the coast of Tulamben . The sunken ship is only a few meters from the beach and is 9 to 30 meters deep on black sand. Due to its location and depth, the wreck is also ideal for inexperienced divers. The biodiversity of the underwater world around the Liberty attracts divers of all levels. Snorkelers are also welcome! You can easily dive to the wreck from the beach - without a boat. Around the sunken ship you can look forward to small “nemos” (anemonefish), blue-spotted rays, scorpion fish, moray eels, as well as schools of tuna and sweetlips. Also muck diving fans  will get their costs! The Liberty was an American supply ship. Loaded with railroad parts and rubber, she made her way from Australia to the Philippines in 1942. When it arrived in Bali, it was attacked by a Japanese submarine. After the attack, the ship should be towed to Singaraja. Too much water broke in at Tulamben, so the ship was abandoned on the beach in Tulamben, where it was looted by Balinese. The volcanic eruption of Gunung Agung , dated 1963, led to the current position of the Liberty. Another great diving spot in Tulamben is the Tulamben Drop-Off . This beautifully overgrown steep wall was created after the volcanic eruption in