Private Dive Guiding
Bali, at your pace.
Tailored private diving for certified divers, built around you rather than a fixed group trip. Tell us your certification, your experience, what you'd like to see, and where you're staying — the day is planned around conditions, season, and your own comfort level, not someone else's schedule.
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Dive Regions
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How It Works
- 01You tell us your certification level and approximate logged dives
- 02You tell us what you'd like to experience — reef, wreck, drift, big marine life, macro, or simply a relaxed dive
- 03We check current conditions and season against your experience and interests
- 04A private guide plans the day: sites, timing, and pace built around you
What's Included
- One dedicated private dive guide
- Custom dive planning by certification and interest
- Pickup and transport arranged from your villa or hotel
- Full equipment provided, or bring your own
- One-day or multi-day private itineraries
- Suited to couples, small private groups, underwater photographers, and divers returning after time away from the water
Suited For
Certified divers of any experience level — the plan is built around your certification, comfort, and interests rather than a fixed group itinerary.
Certification Requirements
Open Water certification or equivalent required; site selection and depth are adjusted to your certification level and logged experience.
Where We Dive
Bali's dive regions, as a starting point.
These aren't fixed itineraries — they're examples of areas that may form part of a custom dive plan, chosen with you based on conditions, season, and what you want to see.
Nusa Penida & Nusa Lembongan
Bali's most established dive area — drift-prone channels, dramatic topography, and seasonal manta ray cleaning stations. Possible encounters, conditions permitting; currents here demand appropriate experience.
Tulamben
Home to the USAT Liberty wreck, one of the most accessible wreck dives in the world, alongside a black-sand muck-diving reputation for macro subjects.
Amed
Calmer, shore-accessible diving with coral gardens and the Japanese wreck — a relaxed option for a gentler day, or a good site for buoyancy-focused specialty dives.
Padang Bai
A compact area known for varied topography in a small radius, from sloping reef to the seasonal current-swept Blue Lagoon.
Candidasa
Reef diving along Bali's east coast, including offshore sites reachable by short boat runs.
Menjangan
Wall diving inside West Bali National Park, with steep drop-offs and generally clearer water — a full-day undertaking given the distance from South Bali.
Pemuteran
Bali's northwest coast, known for calmer conditions and long-running reef restoration sites.
Marine life and site conditions vary with season and current. Site selection is adjusted accordingly, and specific encounters — manta rays, mola mola, or other wildlife — are never guaranteed.
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Good to Know
What certification do I need?+
Open Water certification or equivalent required; site selection and depth are adjusted to your certification level and logged experience.
Can I choose where we dive?+
Yes — Nusa Penida & Nusa Lembongan, Tulamben, Amed, Padang Bai, Candidasa, Menjangan, Pemuteran are all possible, chosen with you based on conditions, season, and your certification level.
What if I haven't dived in a while?+
Tell us when you enquire — your guide can plan a refresher-paced day or an easier site as the first dive of your trip.
Do you guarantee specific marine life?+
Marine life and site conditions vary with season and current. Site selection is adjusted accordingly, and specific encounters — manta rays, mola mola, or other wildlife — are never guaranteed.
Do I need my own equipment?+
No — full equipment is provided, or bring your own if you prefer.