Padang Bai: Blue Lagoon, Jepun, Ferry Channel Dive Sites

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tourist odissey submarine at tanjung jepun padang bai bali
small wreck at jepun dive site with underwater photographers in padang bai bali
front portrait of rhinopia eschmeyeri in bloo lagoon padangbai dive site bali
king mackerel pelagic fish at cleaning station in padangbai white sand beach dive site bali
close focus wide angle shot of pharoah cuttlefish at padangbai bias tugel dive site bali
nudibranch feeding in padang bai drop off dive site bali
picture of male and female resting whitetip reef sharks in padang bai shark point dive site bali
female diver in school of juvenile king barracudas at white sand beach dive site in padang bay
pink leaf scorpionfish backlit close up macro photography at padang bai bloo lagoon dive site by cedric saveuse with canon eos 5d camera sea&sea Ys110 strobes
scorpionfish resting on buddha statue at padangbai jepun dive site bali
blue spotted stingray eye close up macro photography at padang bai jepun dive site by cedric saveuse with canon eos 5d camera in aquatica housing
beautiful seascape of shallow coral reef with hard and soft corals with diver in padang bai white sand beach dive site bali

Type:

Coastal reef (max 25m), slope, wall, jetty and even a wreck. The 8/9 dive sites located at our doorstep offer a surprising diversity of environements and species.

Padang Bai dive sites include Blue Lagoon, Jepun, Secret Jepun, Secret Jetty, Labuhan Amok, Tanah Ampoe, White Sand Beach, Ferry Channel, Tanjung Sari, Temple, etc. Why not try all of them?

Good snorkeling can also be done straight off the white sand beach.

Access:

Just a few minutes from Padang Bai's harbor by traditional boats or speedboats. This means Geko Divers come back to shore to enjoy a relaxed surface interval between dives. Great for socialising with your buddies or newly-met friends!

Coral Reef State:

Good variety of hard and soft corals, various types of gorgonians, healthy staghorn corals, huge coral boomies and table corals at White Sand Beach, Tanjung Sari and Blue Lagoon dive sites. Other sites like Secret Jetty or Secret Jepun are muck dive sites and have very little coral cover, but tons of critters. Great for macro lovers and photographers!

Fish Species:

Hundreds of species, both large and small, can be observed in a given dive site.

Oriental sweet lips, moray eels, many species of clownfish and anemone fish, napoleon wrasses, trevalies, jackfish, dogtoothe tunas, king mackerels, crocodilefish, lionfish, octopus, pharoah cuttlefish and green turtles.

High chance of seeing sharks (whitetip, blacktip reef, nurse and wobbegong) on some of the dive sites (Tanjung Sari/Shark Point, Ferry Channel).

Macro critters: frogfish, ornate, robust and ghost pipefish, leaf scorpionfish, pygmy seahorses, nudibranches and flabelinas, siagiani squat lobsters, orang-utang crabs, zebra crabs and other rare crustaceans.

Night dives in Blue Lagoon or Tanjung Jepun also feature the appearance of many rare species of fish and crustaceans that hide during the day. Spanish dancers and juvenile leopard sharks are not uncommon.

Current:

Mild to moderate (strong when new moon). Usually good conditions for beginners.

Visibility:

25m+ (best June-October).

Note:

Dive conditions are best early in the morning in Padang Bay. Sea can get rough in the afternoon. We recommend divers to come before 8:30AM, if they haven't booked and want to dive on the day. Of course, it's always best to book ahead of time!