Scuba Diving Nusa Lembongan

We offer the best private and small group Scuba Diving Nusa Lembongan has to offer. We service all the famous dive sites around Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Ceningan and Nusa Penida.

Private Scuba Dives

Get away from the crowds and enjoy diving the way it was meant to be.

Small Groups

If it is just your group and you want private dive sites, private boat and a private experience.

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SCUBA DIVING NUSA LEMBONGAN

Private Diving Lembongan

Our Private Dive Trips depart upon request and are available for anyone that is already a certified diver.

Whether you want to dive with the famous Manta Rays, try to find the rare Mola Mola or enjoy the beautiful coral reef and diverse marine life, We Dive Lembongan is your gateway to the best scuba diving Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida have to offer.

Private Diving trips are tailored to make sure you get the very most out of your diving holiday. We offer a superior level of safety, fun and local knowledge, we keep our groups private to offer the ultimate diving experience.

We offer both Nusa Lembongan dive sites and Nusa Penida dive sites, for detailed information about them, click here.

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Mola Mola

A common item to check off a Diver's checklist is the rare Mola Mola or Oceanic Sunfish. As a bit of a magnet for them, more notably in the dry season (May-Oct), Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida dive sites offer one of the best chances in the world to see these gentle giants.

Manta Rays

The famous Manta Rays draw many diving tourists each year to marvel at their beauty. The Manta Rays here are Reef Manta Rays and generally they grow to have a wingspan between 2-4 meters, although the Mantas grow to be quite large, they feed on plankton and pose no threat towards divers

Nemo

Common marine life that you can find diving around the area include Nemo (Anemone Fish), Turtles, Moray Eels, Moorish Idols, Bannerfish, Angelfish, Lionfish, Scorpionfish, Leaf Scorpionfish, Triggerfish, Pufferfish, Snapper, Sweetlips, Wrasse, Groupers, Butterflyfish and countless others.

SCUBA DIVING NUSA LEMBONGAN

Scuba Diving Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida

Lembongan, Ceningan and Nusa Penida dive sites are home to some truly amazing diving. Sitting in the South of the "Coral Triangle", this is one of the most Marine Biodiverse Regions in the world. The rich marine life paired with clear, tropical waters provide some absolute world class diving. With such wide ranging dive sites and the chance to dive with the famous Manta Rays or Mola Mola, this truly is a diving paradise.

Diving Conditions

Diving conditions in the area are generally quite favorable throughout the year. There are two distinct seasons here, the dry season which runs from May to October and the wet season which runs from December to March. During the dry season, winds blow east to west, the humidity is not quite as strong and daily surface temperature hovers in the low 30's. Water temperature does drop in the dry season, expect water temperatures to be in the 18-26 Deg C range, however, the visibility is consistently in the 25+ meter range and the chance to see the Mola Mola is much higher. During the wet season, the diving conditions are still quite good with the added bonus of the dive sites being less crowded. Winds blow west to east bringing more humidity into the air, while the water temperature will generally be in the 24-29 Deg C range. Visibility does tend to drop a little during the wet season, however, it is still common to get fantastic diving conditions.

Mola Mola Sightings

Manta Rays

Beautiful Coral Reef

This area is home to some of the fastest moving currents in the world. As such, extra care needs to be taken when diving in Lembongan, Ceningan and Nusa Penida. The currents found here, however, are one of the reasons this area is such an amazing place to dive. The major currents run North to South, while deep water swell comes in from the Southwest and when these two meet, it can create a bit of dump zone for eggs and Larvae. This one of the reasons the marine life is so rich and diverse in the area. The strong currents also help to keep nutrients flowing resulting in healthy, strong coral reef.

Diving in Current

Diving along with the current is known as "Drift Diving", this is the way we dive many of the sites in the area. If you have never tried drift diving, it is one of the most exhilarating feelings in the world, possibly the closest feeling a diver can have to flying. With our Dive Center and boat located right on the beach, we always do our best to time our trips around the slack tides. Slack tides are generally when the current is the least powerful and safest for diving. With many different dive sites to choose from, if conditions are deemed unsafe at one particular site, we will always move to better suited, safer site to make our dive.

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