3-day Macro Package for underwater photography
If you are into underwater photography, this is the macro package for you!
Featuring the best critter diving sites in Bali over 3 days.
The world famous USAT Liberty wreck at Tulamben, nudibranch at Seraya, the pygmy seahorses at Amed, and the fascinating critters around the Jetty at Padang Bai
Our trips focus on high-quality personal service – with a maximum of 4 divers per guide and world-class safety.
Our macro package for underwater photography includes: 6 dives, all land and sea transfers during day trips, lunch and refreshments, PADI Divemaster/Instructor, local fees, towel and porters.
Extras:
Equipment Hire per day only US$15
Out-of-area pick up charges apply to Ubud, Canggu, Tanah Lot, Uluwatu, and Echo Beach
Photographer Service only US$150/day
Videographer Service only US$250/day
GoPro Hire only US$50/day
The most famous dive site in the whole of Bali, the USAT Liberty Wreck is considered to be one of the best wreck dives in the world. With the wreck extending 120m and starting from 3m to 30m deep and an incredible history, it is a must see in Bali. Encrusted with coral and surrounded by black sand you can find pipefish, nudibranch and unusual crabs in its crevices.
Just before Tulamben, the most famous site for macro is Seraya with resident frogfish and more nudibranch species than any other site, if you are lucky you will get to see skeleton shrimp and harlequin shrimp too.
Pick up at 7.00am and drop off at 5.00pm. Transfer time of 2.5-3 hours in the car, driving through some amazing scenery. These are easy shore dives. We take a local lunch between dives.
The Blue Lagoon at Padang Bai is like diving in an aquarium. With sloping corals to the left side and a beautiful wall dive to the right side, often found here is mantis shrimp, ribbon eels, Indian walkman, leaf scorpionfish and occasionally rhinopious.
The Jetty at Padang Bai is a macro photographer’s dream. All the weird and wonderful critters hang around the pylons, frogfish, pipefish, mantis shrimp, flying gurnards and loads of nudibranch.
Pick up at 7.30am and drop off at 3.00pm. Transfer time in the car of 1-1.5 hours each way. We take a local boat out to the dive sites, which takes about 5 minutes. Once completed we have a really lovely local lunch in a beach restaurant.
Amed Walls and Jemeluk Bay are close dive sites that offer dramatic wall diving covered in coral and home to very chilled out turtles and a good chance to see cuttlefish and squid. Then coming into the shallows you can often find seahorses, stonefish, mimic and wonderpus octopus and frogfish. Great subjects for underwater photography.
The Pyramids is an artificial reef established for many years, that has a shallow fringing reef with turtles, the Pyramids hold some macro treasures such as pygmy seahorses, frogfish, leaf scorpionfish and nudibranch. As well as a huge eel garden, this area is a favourite playground for blue spotted stingrays.
Pick up at 7.00am and drop off at 5.00pm. Transfer time of 2.5-3 hours in the car, driving through some amazing scenery. These dive sites are a short boat ride by local Jukung boat. We take a local lunch between dives.