Diving in Tulamben

October 22, 2012 | admin

Tulamben is a quiet fishing village located on the northeast coast of Bali, Indonesia. The sea area of this village offers gentle diving conditions, which is suitable for any level of diver, and sites with rich and abundant marine life that even the most experienced divers will want to explore them again and again. Diving in Tulamben will get you to meet mola-mola sunfish, hammerhead sharks and whale sharks in the waters of Tulamben. Its location and biodiversity make Tulamben become one of the best dive sites around the world. Besides that, there is a natural USAT Liberty ship wreck in the area, which sank in 1963 when Gunung Agung erupted. The easy access to this wreck, which is also home to a group of bumphead parrot fish, makes diving in Tulamben an exceptional experience. Sea conditions are generally excellent and little affected by the current in the Tulamben region sites. The water temperature is often in the best condition around Bali, at a balmy 26-29ºC and the sun almost always shines. Read More