AquaMarine Diving - Bali

Nusa Penida... Molas, Mantas and More!
“With dive sites named Manta Point and iconic encounters with the Oceanic Sunfish a.k.a Mola-Mola, its easy to over look the other hidden gems of Nusa Penida. In only two days of diving, the pro's at AquaMarine Diving - Bali made sure I'd see it all. A big Terima kasih to all of you for that 😉” - Bo Mancao (AMD-B’s Guest)

To experience the best dive sites in Bali, call +62 361 4738 020 or visit AquaMarineDiving.com

©Bo Mancao

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When to Say “No” as a Diver - latest Blog Post by AquaMarine Diving - Bali.
One of the earliest and most important lessons in any Open Water Diver course is simple: no diver is ever obliged to dive. This principle is consistent across recreational training agencies and sits at the heart of safe diving practice.
Divers are also taught that a dive can be called at any time if something does not feel right. Whether it is difficulty equalising, nausea, anxiety, or simply a quiet sense of discomfort, divers are encouraged to speak up early using hand signals and follow safe procedures.
In theory, this sounds straightforward.
In reality, saying “no” can sometimes feel like one of the hardest decisions a diver has to make.

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When to Say “No” as a Diver: A Reminder on Safe Diving Decisions A calm reflection on when to say “no” as a diver. Learn how to recognise limits, manage internal pressure, and make safe decisions underwater.

Mola Mola season is just around the corner, and we’re looking forward to welcoming more divers from July through November. Spaces tend to fill quickly during this time, so we recommend securing yours early. Bringing a group? Get in touch with us at [email protected] to arrange your group discount and check which group benefits you may be eligible for. Plan ahead for your unforgettable dive escape this season!

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A ‘Blue Project by AMD-B’ Update from Nanda, AquaMarine Diving - Bali 2026 Interns.
‘Respecting Marine Life During Diving and Snorkels’

One of the greatest joys of diving and snorkelling is encountering marine life in its natural habitat — whether it’s a sea turtle gliding effortlessly through the water, a school of vibrant reef fish, or an octopus blending seamlessly into its surroundings. These moments are unforgettable precisely because they happen on nature’s terms.

It’s important to remember that we are visitors in their underwater world, and respecting marine life is one of the most important responsibilities of every diver and snorkeller.

Never touch marine animals. While it may seem harmless, touching can cause stress, damage sensitive skin, remove protective mucus layers that help prevent infection, and even transmit diseases. Many marine creatures are far more fragile than they appear, and even a brief contact can cause unintended harm.

Avoid chasing, cornering, or disturbing wildlife for a closer look or photo. When animals feel threatened, they may flee and waste valuable energy needed for feeding, resting, migration, or avoiding predators. Repeated disturbance can also disrupt natural behaviour and affect their wellbeing.

Instead, observe quietly, move slowly, and maintain a respectful distance. Let the animals decide if they want to approach you. Often, the most memorable encounters happen when we are patient and allow nature to unfold.

By practising responsible diving and snorkelling, we help protect fragile marine ecosystems and ensure future generations can enjoy the same incredible underwater experiences.

Take only photos, leave only bubbles, and leave every encounter just as you found it. 💙🐢

"Awesome"
'Aquamarine made it very easy for me to dive at secret bay gillimanuk . It was very difficult to organise locally as many dive shops don't go there anymore, but aqua marine organised the whole thing without any trouble. They even drove four hours from Kuta to meet me at my hotel near the dive site. Gear was great and in good condition and the dive guide was amazing at finding bucket list macro critters. I couldn't recommend these guys highly enough and will definitely use them again.'

2026 Mola-Mola (Ocean sunfish) Special Offers with AquaMarine Diving-Bali.

AMD-B’s 2026 Bali Mola Mola (and Manta Point) Day Trip Special Offer includes 3rd Dive FREE of charge + Full Rental Gear
Only Rp3,000,000/pp (approx USD185)

2026 Bali Mola Mola Mini Safari (dive/accom package) Special Offer – 2 days / 6 dives + Full Rental Gear
Plus! One Night FREE ACCOMMODATION in Candidasa
Only Rp6,000,000/pp (approx USD370). Min 2pax.

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