Three Islands Snorkeling (3 Spots) Manta Rays - From Lembongan

pot snorkeling Nusa Penida, Manta Point is the main topography in the area. The main thing that can be seen while diving in this region is the giant manta ray. The extraordinary being is interested in the area because of the plankton and nutrients. In addition, Manta Ray also take advantage of the area as a place of cleaning. Manta rays in this site, there are various sizes and colors

Optional Crystal Bay in bad weather : Stunning natural scenery with very clear sea water, making divers impatient to infiltrate into it. You will not find this dive site again complete with cliffs and steep slopes. There are more small gaps surrounded by a variety of sea fish, certainly add charm from the place. The coral mound is where small fish seek refuge. It is a natural habitat that fits and has not been disturbed by dirty hands of humans.

Gamat Bay Nusa Penida is well known by divers, because of its beauty and its current strength. The calm waters of Gamat bay are full of small caves and crevices and the variety of reef fish and invertebrates here are exceptional. Reachable only by boat, small white sand beach and crystal clear waters here make for excellent snorkeling and diving. Home to an array of brightly colour reef fish this protected bay is a nursery for all kinds of marine life that flourish in the rich waters of Nusa Penida. The location is quite challenging, so for snorkeling and diving activities at Nusa Penida Gamat Bay, you must have diving experience. Or dive with your expert guide. The divers who come to Gamat Bay, really enjoy the underwater life.

A shallow reef located in the southeast part of the island, home to a variety of coral fishes and coral formations. Due to the limited number of visitors, Nusa Lembongan Mangrove Forest appears serene in terms of nuance. Regardless, the forest never loses visitors. It covers a total surface area of 230 hectares. The presence of lovely mangrove trees on the shore adds to the natural ambience for visitors. Tourists are advised to travel with a local guide who can provide detailed information about the mangrove forest.