Dive Pemuteran Bali

Marine Adventure

8

Dive sites listed below

70+

Biorock coral structures

2-6x

Faster coral growth on Biorock

2000

Marine park established

Dive an Electrically Rebuilt Reef Sanctuary

Dive Pemuteran and explore one of the world’s most successful marine restoration projects. Founded in 2000, the park uses Biorock technology—running low-voltage electricity through steel frames—to grow coral 2 to 6 times faster with remarkable resilience to bleaching. With over 70 thriving structures alongside macro sites and artificial wrecks, it’s a world-famous underwater restoration you can swim right through.

01 Biorock Structures: The award-winning shallow shore site featuring dense coral-covered steel frames—ideal for all dive levels and refreshers.

02 Muck & Sand: The Jetty and Mandarin sites offer black-sand muck diving for frogfish, ghost pipefish, and rare macro life.

03 Offshore Reefs: Sites like Close Encounters and Gede’s Reef feature clear waters, dramatic sea fans, and Pemuteran’s top wall profiles.

04 Sunk on Purpose: Advanced sites including a submerged 30-meter Balinese temple and the solar-powered Biowreck.

Dive an Electrically Rebuilt Reef Sanctuary

Dive Pemuteran and explore one of the world’s most successful marine restoration projects. Founded in 2000, the park uses Biorock technology—running low-voltage electricity through steel frames—to grow coral 2 to 6 times faster with remarkable resilience to bleaching. With over 70 thriving structures alongside macro sites and artificial wrecks, it’s a world-famous underwater restoration you can swim right through.

01 Biorock Structures: The award-winning shallow shore site featuring dense coral-covered steel frames—ideal for all dive levels and refreshers.
02 Muck & Sand: The Jetty and Mandarin sites offer black-sand muck diving for frogfish, ghost pipefish, and rare macro life.
03 Offshore Reefs: Sites like Close Encounters and Gede’s Reef feature clear waters, dramatic sea fans, and Pemuteran’s top wall profiles.
04 Sunk on Purpose: Advanced sites including a submerged 30-meter Balinese temple and the solar-powered Biowreck.