What to see in Tulamben?

Tulamben, located on Bali’s northeast coast, is one of the island’s most famous dive destinations, known for its easy shore diving, rich marine biodiversity, and historical shipwrecks. The most iconic site is the USAT Liberty Wreck, a World War II cargo ship that now rests just off the shore, covered in colorful corals and teeming with marine life. Divers can encounter bumphead parrotfish, trevallies, barracudas, turtles, and even occasional reef sharks. Beyond the wreck, Coral Garden offers a shallow dive with vibrant soft corals, macro critters like nudibranchs and shrimp, and even an underwater temple. Drop-Off, a stunning wall dive, features dramatic underwater cliffs, sea fans, and larger pelagic species. With mild currents, great visibility, and easy shore access, Tulamben is perfect for both beginners and experienced divers looking for an unforgettable underwater adventure in Bali.

Tulamben diving:

• Diver experience level: All level (also excellent for snorkeling)
• Start time: 7am to 6pm – A scenic two-hour drive from our Dive Centre in Sanur
• Dive site access: Shore
• Marine conditions: wreck, photography, macro, deep, shallow – something for ALL
• Current: no current to moderate
• Depth: 6m- 40m
• Temperature: 26-30 degrees