Snorkeling safari and land tour in Bali

Departure in the morning towards Pemuteran (approximately 3.5 hours drive).

This transfer day allows for an initial cultural immersion through the inland landscapes of Bali.

On the agenda:

1. Discover the Jatiluwih rice terraces, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
2. lunch at a local restaurant
3. A walk in nature around Lake Tamblingan followed by a short traditional canoe trip.

Arrival in Pemuteran at the end of the day and dinner at the hotel.

Snorkelers' program

First day of snorkeling in the heart of West Bali National Park.

Menjangan Island is renowned for its calm waters, exceptional visibility and spectacular coral drop-offs.

Three snorkeling sessions allow you to explore colorful reefs, giant gorgonians, turtles, and a wide variety of tropical fish. An ideal introduction to the safari, accessible and full of excitement.

Accompanying Persons Program

Discover Balinese culture through a traditional cooking workshop led by a local chef. Using spices, fresh ingredients, and local techniques, this immersive experience concludes with a tasting of the dishes prepared.

Dinner at a local restaurant with the whole group.

Snorkelers' program

Another day of exploration around Menjangan to discover different snorkeling sites in the national park. The sessions offer a wide variety of underwater landscapes in a protected and preserved environment.

Accompanying Persons Program

Possibility of accompanying the group to Menjangan to enjoy the exceptional natural setting: snorkeling, relaxation on the island or exploration of the national park.

In the evening, a traditional Balinese dance performance followed by dinner in a local atmosphere.

Departure for Tulamben along the north coast of the island.

On the way:

• Visit to the traditional market of Seririt, a true immersion in local life.

• Lunch in a typical restaurant,

• stop at the Aling Aling waterfall surrounded by green landscapes.

Arrival in Tulamben in the late afternoon and dinner at the hotel.

Snorkelers' program

Located at the foot of Mount Agung, Tulamben is home to one of Indonesia's most mythical sites: the wreck of the USAT Liberty.

The day begins with an early morning snorkeling session around the wreck, when its coral-colonized structure and the abundant marine life surrounding it can be fully admired.

After a break, a second snorkeling session allows you to explore the volcanic seabed in search of rare and fascinating creatures.

In the evening, a night snorkeling experience around the Liberty offers a unique adventure in a calm and mysterious atmosphere.

Accompanying Persons Program

Excursion to the Mount Batur region with panoramic views of the volcanic caldera and lunch in a panoramic restaurant.

The day continues with a visit to the Besakih temple, the main Hindu sanctuary in Bali.

Return to the hotel and dinner with the group.

Snorkelers' program

After a first snorkeling session in Tulamben, we headed towards Amed, an authentic coastal village.

Snorkeling sessions take place from traditional jukungs, iconic local boats, to various sites such as Jemeluk Wall or the Pyramids, alternating between colorful reefs and abundant marine life.

Sunset over Amed Bay followed by dinner on the beach.

Accompanying Persons Program

Visit to the Lempuyang temple, famous for its celestial gate offering a spectacular view of Mount Agung, then discovery of the water palace of Taman Ujung.

The accompanying persons join the group for sunset and dinner.

Snorkelers' program

Back in the Tulamben and Kubu region for three new snorkeling sessions exploring different underwater environments: artificial reefs, volcanic sand and coral areas rich in biodiversity.

A full day to further explore the Balinese east coast.

Accompanying Persons Program

Excursion to the Sidemen Valley, a preserved rural region offering an immersion in traditional Bali: terraced rice paddies, local villages and peaceful landscapes dominated by Mount Agung.

Return to the hotel in the afternoon and dinner with the group.

Departure towards the east coast with a visit to the royal water palace of Tirta Gangga , a former relaxation spot for the Balinese royal family.

After lunch, speedboat crossing (approximately 35 minutes) to Nusa Penida.

Check-in at the hotel and first exploration of this wild and spectacular island.

Snorkelers' program

A day dedicated to the iconic sites of Nusa Penida.

Two morning snorkeling sessions, including Manta Point, allow you to observe manta rays moving freely in their natural environment.

After lunch on land, a third snorkeling session completes the day in dynamic waters rich in encounters.

Accompanying Persons Program

Exploring the eastern part of Nusa Penida:

1. The sacred temple of Goa Giri Putri, located in a huge natural cave
2. Spectacular panoramas of Atuh Beach and Diamond Beach
3. Rolling landscapes of the Teletubbies Hills

Return to the hotel and dinner with the group.

Snorkelers' program

Last day of snorkeling around Nusa Penida with the possibility, depending on the season, of observing the famous mola mola.

Each session marks the culmination of the safari, between sensations, marine encounters and the diversity of sites.

Farewell dinner at sunset.

Accompanying Persons Program

Exploring the island's most iconic sites:

1. Broken Beach
2. Angel Billabong
3. Kelingking Beach and its famous panorama

Snorkelers have the option to replace a snorkeling session with this excursion, depending on their preferences.

Return to Bali then drive to Ubud, the artistic and spiritual center of the island.

Depending on the group's preferences, the day can include exploring temples, the monkey forest, traditional markets, or local crafts. This day offers a final cultural immersion in a gentler, more contemplative atmosphere.

Dinner and overnight stay in Sanur.

Transfer to Denpasar International Airport according to your flight schedule.

The journey has come to an end, between underwater exploration, human encounters and immersion in the Balinese soul.