Double Delight: Dive Tulamben and Amed for Twice the Adventure!
USAT Liberty Wreck
Black Sandy Bottom & Colourful Wreck
Shore Dive or by Jukung
Spending more than five days in Pemuteran and eager to explore beyond the local diving scene? Join us on an adventure to Tulamben, home to one of Bali’s most spectacular dive sites—the famous USAT Liberty wreck and its captivating surroundings. This region offers a distinct diving experience compared to Pemuteran, making it an excellent alternative if an East Bali visit isn’t on your agenda. Brace yourself for encounters with barracudas, bumphead parrotfish, a myriad of nudibranchs, and stunning coral formations that await your exploration. Click HERE to discover more about the magical dives sites you can explore on this trip!
Click on the Tabs to Find out More
Tulamben & Amed Diving Details
Price
2 dives: 2,250,000 IDR
Departure time
4:30AM
Meeting point
Your accommodation
Duration
8 to 10 hours
Group size
Maximum 4 divers per guide
Participation requirements
Minimum requirement: PADI Advanced Open Water
Included
Mask, fins, snorkel, regulator, BCD, wetsuit, dive computer, refreshments, towels and diving fees
What to bring
Bathing suit, reef safe sunscreen, hat, sunglasses, footwear and your most beautiful smile!
About your guide
PADI certified diving guide
Dive Sites Overview
Rise and shine! Start your day with a 4:30 AM pickup from your hotel, where the adventure begins. Why the early start? We have a four-hour journey to our first dive site in Tulamben. Whether you prefer to chat or catch up on some sleep during the car ride, we have got you covered. Once we arrive, sip on a coffee as we set up your equipment and head straight into the water to explore the stunning USAT Liberty wreck. After your first dive, relish a local warung lunch with a breathtaking view of the impressive Agung volcano. The second dive site will be chosen based on the group’s interests and sea conditions. As we return to Pemuteran, enjoy a brief stop to visit a waterfall or indulge in a snack at a beautiful ocean-view restaurant.
Find out more about each dive site below!
Dive into history at the USAT Liberty, a WWII shipwreck turned iconic dive site in Indonesia. Explore its entire length, revealing hidden corners, while the calm conditions make it accessible to divers of all levels. Witness a thriving marine ecosystem around the wreck, from schools of fish to majestic bumphead parrotfish, trevallies, groupers, and various eel species, all adorned by vibrant coral growth. With depths ranging from a beginner-friendly 5 meters to an advanced 30 meters, the USAT Liberty promises a captivating underwater experience where history and marine wonders collide.
Depth: 1 – 35+ meters
A little south of the wreck, we have a long stretch of sand that gives us an incredible macro dive site known as Seraya Secret. From the beach or a boat, this gentle, black-sand slope offers us honeycomb moray eels, frogfishes, various types of nudibranchs such as thecacera, nembrotha, mexichromis and pygmy seahorses. Barracudas, stingrays, stonefish and the elusive harlequin shrimp also make appearances at Seraya, one of Claudine’s favorite dive sites.
Depth: 1 – 40+ meters
This dive site, located north of Jemeluk Bay, is a unique hybrid—half artificial reef, half natural. Scattered along the Amed coast are over 15 pyramids, from 5 to 28 meters deep. These structures serve as havens for nurseries, hosting an abundance of small glassfish, juvenile boxfish, and angelfish. The underwater landscape is adorned with fascinating marine life, including leaf scorpionfishes, pygmy seahorses, gloomy tambja, hawksbill turtles, and ribbon eels. Dive into the excitement of exploring some of the most captivating artificial reefs in the northern waters of Amed.
Depth: 5 – 30+ meters
Highlights of Your Tulamben & Amed Scuba Diving Day Trip
Choose from a variety of dive sites including the famous USAT Liberty wreck and coral gardens
Explore healthy reefs teeming with colourful marine life, especially macro life
Bask in breathtaking views of the Agung volcano
