Nusa Penida Diving & Snorkeling Packages from Bali

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A full-day fast boat and snorkeling safari to four sites around Nusa Penida, including a chance to see manta rays at Manta Bay.

  • Snorkel at Manta Bay, where oceanic manta rays are regularly seen in their natural habitat
  • Visit four snorkeling sites in a single day: Manta Bay, Gamat Bay, Crystal Bay, and Wall Point
  • Explore Crystal Bay's clear waters, with seasonal chances of spotting Mola Mola sunfish
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Combined Package - (Without Pick Up)

This ticket combines a West Nusa Penida land tour with snorkeling at the Oceanic Pool Caspla.

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Snorkeling Safari - (Without Pick Up)

This is a dedicated full-day snorkeling safari to four of Nusa Penida's best marine sites.

Guided snorkeling at Manta Bay, Gamat Bay, Crystal Bay, and Wall Point · Return fast boat transfer from Serangan Harbour · All transfers on Nusa Penida via a dedicated tour car

Non-refundable

From

£58.65

per person

This is a dedicated full-day snorkeling safari to four of Nusa Penida's best marine sites.

Special Package - ( Snorkeling Safari + Tour West Island ) - (Without Pick Up)

This package bundles a 4-stop snorkeling safari with a land tour of West Nusa Penida's key sights.

Snorkeling at Manta Bay, Gamat Bay, Crystal Bay, and Wall Point · West Island tour of Kelingking Beach, Broken Beach, and Angel Billabong · Return fast boat transfer from Serangan Harbour · +1 more

Non-refundable

From

£67.78

per person

This package bundles a 4-stop snorkeling safari with a land tour of West Nusa Penida's key sights.

About this experience

This full-day snorkeling safari takes you by fast boat from Serangan, Bali, to four of Nusa Penida's best-known snorkeling sites: Manta Bay, Gamat Bay, Crystal Bay, and Wall Point. A guide manages the logistics throughout, from boat transfers to timing at each stop, so the day runs at a steady, unhurried pace across open water and coastal coves.

The standout stop is Manta Bay, where oceanic manta rays are regularly spotted gliding through the shallows. From there, the route continues to Gamat Bay's coral gardens, the clear waters of Crystal Bay, and the reef wall at Wall Point, home to dense coral formations and a wider range of marine life. Snorkeling equipment, entrance fees, lunch, and insurance are all included, making this a straightforward way to see several of Nusa Penida's marine highlights without arranging transport or gear separately.

Departing from Serangan in Bali, the trip runs as a full-day itinerary with return transfers by boat. It suits confident swimmers comfortable in open water, and offers a practical way to combine several snorkeling spots that would otherwise require multiple trips around the island.

What to expect

The day starts with a fast boat crossing from Serangan to Nusa Penida, where a guide meets you and runs through a safety briefing and equipment fitting before the snorkeling begins. From there, the guide handles all transfers and timing between sites, starting with Manta Bay, where manta rays are often seen close to the surface.

The route continues to Gamat Bay's calmer coral gardens, then Crystal Bay, known for its visibility and occasional Mola Mola sightings, before finishing at Wall Point's steep reef wall. Lunch is included partway through the day, and the boat returns to Serangan in the late afternoon, rounding out a full day on and under the water around Nusa Penida.

Things to note

  • You should be a confident swimmer, as snorkeling takes place in open water
  • Bring swimwear, a towel, and reef-safe sunscreen; snorkeling gear is provided
  • Sea conditions can affect the order or selection of sites visited on the day
  • A Nusa Penida retribution fee of IDR 25,000 per person is payable separately, in cash
  • Manta ray and Mola Mola sightings are seasonal and can't be guaranteed
  • Not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with heart, knee, or foot conditions

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