Located in the pristine waters off the western tip of Bali, Menjangan Island is a captivating dive site that every advanced diver must explore. As part of the West Bali National Park, this small, uninhabited island boasts a remarkable diversity of corals and fish species, making it a protected sanctuary for marine life.
The dive site at Menjangan Island offers a unique experience for divers, starting with a flat area adorned with vibrant soft coral at a depth of 5 meters. Descend further to encounter a magnificent wall that plunges down to approximately 35 meters, adorned with an abundance of large sea fans and various other types of coral. This underwater landscape is a haven for underwater photography enthusiasts, particularly those seeking to capture wide-angle shots of these mesmerizing sea fan formations.
As you explore the depths of Menjangan Island, prepare to be enthralled by the rich biodiversity that thrives here. Keep your eyes peeled for banner fish, giant frog fish, reef sharks, fusiliers, pygmy seahorses, moray eels, angelfish, clownfish, nudibranchs, batfish, and many other fascinating marine creatures.
The crystal-clear waters surrounding Menjangan Island offer excellent visibility of up to 18 meters, allowing divers to fully immerse themselves in the awe-inspiring underwater scenery. With a maximum depth of 21 meters, this dive site caters to experienced divers who are eager to explore its hidden treasures.
Accessible via a short boat ride of approximately 30 to 45 minutes from Bali, this exceptional dive site promises an unforgettable adventure for enthusiasts seeking to connect with the wonders of the deep sea.
Embrace the allure of Menjangan Island and discover the true essence of Indonesia’s underwater paradise.
Unnamed Road, Sumber Klampok, Indonesia
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