Snorkeling Menjangan Island

4 h

Share trip, door to door

2

Snorkeling spots every trip

30 min

Boat from Banyuwedang

10

Guests per boat, maximum

Snorkel a National Park Coral Wall

Snorkeling Menjangan Island lets you explore protected national park reefs without needing certification or scuba gear. Located in a sheltered strait at Bali’s northwest tip, the waters stay calm with exceptional visibility and minimal swell compared to Penida or Amed. The reef starts just two meters deep before dropping off into a dramatic vertical wall, offering effortless views of deep-sea marine life right from the surface.

  • 01 The Shallow Shelf: Gentle 2–3 meter depth packed with staghorn and table coral—ideal for nervous swimmers, kids, and colorful reef fish.

  • 02 The Wall: A vertical reef drop-off adorned with soft corals, gorgonian fans, and swirling clouds of anthias.

  • 03 Eel Garden: A sandy slope famous for its swaying colony of garden eels and some of the island’s clearest visibility.

  • 04 Pos 2: Calm, shallow waters perfect for families and beginners, with frequent sea turtle sightings.

Snorkel a National Park Coral Wall

Snorkeling Menjangan Island lets you explore protected national park reefs without needing certification or scuba gear. Located in a sheltered strait at Bali’s northwest tip, the waters stay calm with exceptional visibility and minimal swell compared to Penida or Amed. The reef starts just two meters deep before dropping off into a dramatic vertical wall, offering effortless views of deep-sea marine life right from the surface.

  • 01 The Shallow Shelf: Gentle 2–3 meter depth packed with staghorn and table coral—ideal for nervous swimmers, kids, and colorful reef fish.

  • 02 The Wall: A vertical reef drop-off adorned with soft corals, gorgonian fans, and swirling clouds of anthias.

  • 03 Eel Garden: A sandy slope famous for its swaying colony of garden eels and some of the island’s clearest visibility.

  • 04 Pos 2: Calm, shallow waters perfect for families and beginners, with frequent sea turtle sightings.

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