Discover Diving

In the Heart of Bali with an Introductory Dive

Transform your first experience into an absolutely unforgettable adventure!

Your underwater exploration begins at Jemeluk Bay & Wall, an exceptional site ranging from 0 to 10 meters. Here, the gentle sandy beach entry welcomes you, perfect for gradually familiarizing yourself with the equipment, practicing your breathing, and savoring the initial sensations of unique aquatic weightlessness. Marvel at beautiful submerged statues adorned with corals, an underwater temple, vibrant reefs, and an abundant tropical marine life.

Next, set course for the iconic U.S.A.T Liberty Wreck! Resting between 3 and 30 meters deep on unique black volcanic sand, at the foot of the majestic Mount Agung volcano, this wreck teems with breathtaking biodiversity that you’ll discover up to 12 meters.

With our certified instructors by your side, every moment underwater is guided and secure. Keep your eyes peeled: you might just encounter Bali’s stars: majestic turtles and Napoleon wrasse!

This introductory dive is much more than just a beginning; it’s an invitation to a fascinating exploration of the underwater world. Let yourself be tempted by this first immersion!

Become a Certified Open Water Diver in Bali with Dive Explorer!

Do you dream of discovering the secrets of Bali’s underwater world independently? Our Open Water Diver course is your ticket to adventure!

With Dive Explorer, become a certified diver by exploring Bali’s most iconic sites. This comprehensive course combines theory, confined water practice, and six unforgettable open water dives to give you all the skills and confidence you need to dive anywhere in the world.

What You’ll Learn:

Diving Fundamentals: Understand the basic principles of scuba diving, dive planning, and equipment use.
Skills Mastery: Develop your diving techniques safely under the supervision of our certified instructors.
Underwater Navigation: Learn to navigate underwater and explore with confidence. Marine Conservation: Learn how to respectfully interact with marine life and preserve ecosystems.

Your 6-Dive Adventure in Bali:

Your Open Water certification includes dives in exceptional Balinese sites, offering incredible diversity and lifelong memories:

Jemeluk Bay & Wall (Amed) – Dives 1 & 2:

Ideal for your first dives in the open water. You’ll become familiar with the environment while admiring coral statues, an underwater temple, and abundant marine life. These progressive dives will help you gain confidence.

U.S.A.T. Liberty Wreck (Tulamben) – Dives 5 & 6:

Explore one of the most accessible and biodiverse wrecks in the world! This unique experience will immerse you in history while discovering breathtaking marine life on a black volcanic sand bottom.

Coral Garden or Seraya Secrets (Tulamben) – Dives 3 & 4:

End your training in style on vibrant coral reefs or famous macro sites. The perfect opportunity to practice your skills and admire fascinating creatures, from colorful nudibranchs to leaffish, and maybe even spot turtles or reef sharks!

Why Choose Dive Explorer?

Passionate and Certified Instructors: Our experienced professionals are dedicated to your safety and learning, offering personalized attention.
Iconic Dive Sites: Enjoy Bali’s rich underwater world, with varied dives suitable for all levels.
Quality Equipment: We provide modern, well-maintained equipment for your comfort and safety.
Small Groups: Learn in a friendly atmosphere, with small groups for better interaction and personalized support.

Ready to open the doors to a new world?

Join Dive Explorer and become a certified Open Water diver. Your underwater adventure in Bali awaits!

Advanced Open Water Diver Course:

Explore More, Dive Deeper!

Ready to take your diving skills to the next level? Our Advanced Open Water Diver course is designed for certified Open Water divers who want to explore a wider variety of dive sites and refine their underwater techniques. This exciting course opens the door to new adventures and makes you more confident and competent underwater.

What you’ll learn:

This hands-on course focuses on experiencing and developing your skills through 5 different Adventure Dives, each designed to introduce you to a new diving specialty. Two of these dives are required and fundamental, while the other three are yours to choose from according to your interests!

The 5 Dives of your Advanced Adventure:

Deep Dive (Required):

Learn the key considerations and techniques for diving safely to greater depths (usually up to 30 meters / 100 feet). You will understand the effects of pressure, air management, and deep dive planning.

Underwater Navigation (Required):

Master the art of navigating underwater using a compass and natural landmarks. You will develop essential skills for planning and executing underwater routes, making your explorations more efficient and self-sufficient.

Choose three adventure dives from the following (list may vary):

Night Dive:

Discover the magic of the underwater world after sunset. Learn to communicate and navigate with a dive light, and observe nocturnal marine life, often very different from that of daytime.

Wreck Diving:

Explore the mysteries and history of wrecks. You will learn exploration techniques, safety considerations, and the importance of preserving these fascinating sites.

Peak Performance Buoyancy:

Perfect your buoyancy control for a smoother dive, reduced air consumption, and better coral protection. It’s the key to graceful and respectful diving.

Fish Identification:

Improve your knowledge of marine life. Learn to recognize different fish species and their behavior, enriching every dive.

Drift Diving:

Discover the thrill of going with the flow. You’ll learn planning and communication techniques for drift dives.

Underwater Photography or Videography:

Capture the beauty of the underwater world. Learn the basics of composition, lighting, and settings to create memorable images and videos.

Prerequisites:

Be certified as an Open Water Diver (or an equivalent qualification from another diving organization).
Be at least 12 years old (with some restrictions for 12-14 year olds, such as maximum depth). Be medically fit to dive.

What’s included (usually):

Digital learning materials or course book.
5 adventure dives supervised by a certified instructor.
Rental of primary diving equipment (BCD, regulator, wetsuit, fins, mask, snorkel).
Advanced Open Water Diver certification upon successful completion of the course.

Why take this course?

The Advanced Open Water Diver course will give you the confidence and skills to explore a wider variety of dive sites. You’ll become a more independent diver, able to plan and execute more complex dives safely. It’s the perfect step to turn your passion for diving into a true adventure!

Rescue Diver Course

The Rescue Diver course is one of the most challenging and rewarding scuba diving courses. It prepares you to anticipate, prevent, and manage problems and emergencies, both for yourself and for other divers. While many Rescue Diver courses consist of 3 or 4 open water dives, some may include additional sessions, for a total of 5 dives, allowing for more in-depth practice.

Here is a general description of the Rescue Diver course with 5 dives.

Course Objectives

The Rescue Diver course aims to develop your skills in accident prevention and emergency management. You will learn to:

Recognize and manage stress in divers.
Intervene in cases of panic or distress in a diver.
Manage minor and major emergencies.
Perform self-rescues.
Implement procedures for searching for missing divers.
Assist an unconscious diver on the surface and underwater.
Administer first aid and emergency oxygen.
Develop a diving emergency plan.

Prerequisites

Before starting the Rescue Diver course, you must generally:

Be certified as an Advanced Open Water Diver and have completed an underwater orientation dive.
Have completed first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) training within the last 24 months (e.g., the Emergency First Response (EFR) course). If not, this training is often integrated into or offered before the start of the Rescue course.
Be at least 12 years old (with restrictions for Junior Rescue Divers).

Course Structure (typical example with 5 dives)

The course generally takes place over several days and combines theory, confined water exercises (pool or sheltered area), and open water scenarios (ocean, lake).

1. Knowledge Development (Theory)

This section can be completed online (eLearning) before the practical course, or in a classroom setting with your instructor. It covers:

Rescue psychology.
Recognizing stress in divers.
Managing accidents and emergencies.
Equipment problems.
Emergency procedures and rescue equipment.
Diving physiology and pressure-related injuries.

2. Confined Water Exercises (1-2 days, often combined with theory or dives)

These sessions allow you to master basic techniques in a controlled environment:

Self-rescue: Managing cramps, equipment problems, and running out of air. Recognition and Assistance: Identifying and assisting a diver in distress (tired, panicked) on the surface and underwater.
Emergency Procedures: Rapid response to minor problems.
Emergency Equipment Management: Use of signal floats, first aid kits, emergency oxygen.

3. Open Water Dives (typically 4-5 dives, if the course is structured with dedicated dives for certain scenarios)

This is where you apply and combine the skills learned in realistic scenarios. If a course includes 5 dives, the schedule might look something like this:

Dive 1: Practice assistance techniques (surface and underwater)

Managing a fatigued diver on the surface.
Assisting a panicked diver on the surface.
Managing a diver’s cramps underwater.
Recovering lost items (e.g., mask, regulator).

Dive 2: Search and Recovery

Learning different underwater search patterns (spiral, U, etc.) with the aid of a compass.
Simulation of a search for a “missing” diver.
Techniques for ascent and transporting an unconscious diver underwater.

Dive 3: Major Emergency Scenarios

Ascent of an unconscious diver from the bottom.
Application of surface rescue breathing techniques during transport.
Methods for extricating an unconscious diver from the water.

Dive 4: Complex “Diving Accident” Scenario

Diving accident scenario where you must manage the scene, administer first aid, call for help, and transport the victim.
Use of emergency oxygen and completion of accident reports.

Dive 5: Final Assessment or Advanced Scenario

Often, this fifth dive is a final assessment where you must manage a complex emergency situation from start to finish, applying all the skills you have learned.
Alternatively, it can be used to reinforce specific skills or introduce a more advanced scenario (e.g., multiple victims, environmental management).

Benefits of the Rescue Diver Course

This course is often described by divers as the most demanding but also the most rewarding.

Become an Exceptional Dive Professional: Intensive Divemaster Training with 50 to 100 Dives Included!

Are you passionate about the underwater world and ready to turn this passion into a career or reach the highest level of recreational diving proficiency? Our Divemaster program is designed to transform you into a confident, competent, and experienced dive leader. This unique training includes 50 to 100 dives, guaranteeing you total immersion and unparalleled hands-on experience.

Why choose a Divemaster program with so many dives included?

It’s not just a course, it’s a true learning adventure! By completing between 50 and 100 dives during your training, you will:

Accumulate considerable experience: Well beyond the minimum requirements, you will develop a comfortable and intuitive understanding of dive management in a variety of conditions and scenarios. Master logistics and dive management: Each dive is an opportunity to hone your skills in briefing, organizing, guiding, and managing diver groups.
Explore a variety of sites in depth: Become intimately familiar with different types of sites, conditions, and ecosystems, strengthening your adaptability and environmental knowledge. (If relevant, mention the richness of local sites, e.g., “…explore in depth the richness of our coral reefs and local wrecks.”)
Exceed expectations, strive for excellence: These dives not only allow you to meet certification requirements, but more importantly, to become a seasoned and sought-after professional upon completion of your course.
Build unshakeable confidence: More time underwater under the supervision of our experienced instructors means more confidence in your own abilities.

What you will learn and master:

Our Divemaster program covers all the theoretical and practical aspects to make you an accomplished professional:

Theoretical Knowledge Development:

In-depth understanding of diving physics and physiology, decompression theory and dive computer use, equipment knowledge, risk management, the underwater environment, and the role and characteristics of the Divemaster.

Aquatic Techniques and Endurance:

Perfecting your swimming techniques, buoyancy, fatigue diver rescue, underwater equipment exchange, and demonstrating professional-level skills.

Practical Workshops and Scenarios:

Organizing and managing a dive site.
Mapping a dive site.
Conducting clear and comprehensive dive briefings.
Managing search and recovery scenarios.
Planning and managing deep dives.

Leading Certified Diver Programs:

Learn to lead programs such as the Scuba Review, Skin Diver, and guide dives for certified divers (Discover Local Diving).

Assisting as an Instructor in Training:

Actively participate in diver training (from introductory dives to Open Water Diver, Advanced Open Water Diver, and Rescue Diver courses), under the direct supervision of an instructor.
Demonstrate professional ethics and customer service in the diving industry.

Prerequisites to begin this adventure:

Be at least 18 years old.
Be an Advanced Open Water Diver and Rescue Diver (or hold equivalent qualifications from another certification organization).
Have completed first aid and CPR training (EFR or equivalent) within the last 24 months.
Provide a medical certificate stating no contraindications to scuba diving, signed by a physician and dated within the last 12 months.
Have a minimum of [for example, 20 to 40] logged dives to begin the course. This program is designed to take you well beyond the 60 dives required for Divemaster certification.

Your benefits with this enhanced program:

Exceptional confidence and competence thanks to a well-above-average volume of dives.
Optimal preparation for a future Instructor Development Course (IDC) if you wish to become an instructor.
Increased employability thanks to your demonstrable experience.
Become a role model and respected ambassador for the diving community and the protection of the underwater world.

Ready to dive into the heart of your future career and experience a Divemaster training like no other?

Contact us today to discuss your project, find out about our upcoming dates, and register for a training that will change your life!

Change Your Horizons, Not Your Passion: Take Your Diving Crossover!

Are you a diving professional looking to have your skills recognized by a new federation or certification agency? The Crossover course is the ideal bridge for you!

This program is specifically designed for already certified divers and professionals (instructors) who wish to obtain an equivalency of their current level with another internationally recognized diving organization.

Rather than repeating a complete training program, the Crossover course capitalizes on your experience and acquired knowledge. It focuses on the specificities, standards, and philosophy of the new agency, allowing you a smooth and efficient transition.

Who is this course for?

Diving professionals (Divemasters, Instructors) looking to expand their career opportunities, teach programs from another agency, or work in centers affiliated with different organizations.

What can you expect from this course?

The exact content varies depending on your current level and the target agency, but generally, a Crossover course includes:

An assessment of your current theoretical and practical knowledge.
A detailed presentation of the new agency’s standards, procedures, and philosophy.
Theoretical sessions to bridge any knowledge gaps.
Practical workshops in confined waters and/or open waters to familiarize you with specific techniques and exercises (if applicable).
A course on decompression and 40m dives with decompression stops.
For professionals: a focus on the teaching systems, teaching tools, and administrative aspects of the new organization.

Typical prerequisites:

Hold a recognized diving certification (level card and logbook required).

The benefits of a Crossover:

Save time and money compared to a full training program.
International recognition of your skills under a new brand.
Increased flexibility to dive and/or work around the world. Expand your knowledge and understanding of different approaches to diving.
For professionals: increase your employability and teaching opportunities.

Ready to validate your experience and explore new opportunities? Contact us today to discuss your Crossover project and obtain a personalized program tailored to your level and goals!

+ Dive Longer, Explore More: Discover the Nitrox Specialty Course!

Want to extend your underwater explorations and reduce post-dive fatigue? The Enriched Air (Nitrox) Specialty Course is for you! Learn how to use gas mixtures with a higher percentage of oxygen than standard air and get the most out of every dive.

What you’ll learn during your Nitrox training:

The Benefits of Nitrox Diving:

Understand how using enriched air can increase your no-decompression limits, allowing you to spend more time underwater, especially on repetitive dives.

Oxygen Exposure Management:

Master the key concepts for diving safely with high-oxygen mixtures, including the maximum operating depth (MUD) for each mixture.

Analyzing Your Mixture:

Learn how to use an oxygen analyzer to personally check the oxygen percentage in your diving tank before each dive–a crucial step for your safety.

Nitrox Dive Planning:

Discover how to plan your dives using Nitrox dive tables or your enriched air dive computer.

Specific Equipment Use and Marking:

Familiarize yourself with equipment considerations and Nitrox tank marking procedures.

Included in your course:

A theoretical knowledge development session (online or in-person).
Two open water training dives with 32% Nitrox tanks.
Supervision by a qualified and passionate instructor.
Internationally recognized Nitrox Specialty Certification.

The necessary training materials.
Use of Nitrox-specific equipment during training (analyzer, etc.).

Prerequisites:

Being certified as an Open Water Diver. Meet the minimum age requirements of the certification body.
Provide a medical certificate stating that there are no contraindications to diving (according to the legislation and standards of the certification body).

Why choose 32% Nitrox?

32% Nitrox (containing 32% oxygen) is one of the most commonly used enriched air mixtures in recreational diving. It offers an excellent balance between increased bottom time and a maximum usable depth suitable for most recreational dive sites.

After this course, you will be able to:

Dive safely with Nitrox mixtures containing up to 40% oxygen (according to the certification body’s standards).
Enjoy longer bottom times and potentially shorter surface intervals.
Reduce the feeling of fatigue often experienced after several dives on air.

Ready to enhance your diving experience? Contact us today to sign up for your Nitrox course and discover a new world of underwater possibilities!

+ Refresher Dive Course – Ready to Explore the USAT Liberty!

Are you a certified diver but haven’t been diving in a while? This refresher course is designed to boost your confidence and review the essential fundamentals before venturing to one of Bali’s most iconic dive sites, the USAT Liberty wreck.

Course Overview:
Objective: Review theoretical knowledge and diving techniques, regain underwater confidence, and prepare specifically for diving the USAT Liberty wreck.
Duration: Typically half a day to a full day.
Number of Dives: Two open water dives.
Prerequisites:

Be a certified diver (Open Water Diver or equivalent, or higher).
Present a certification card.
Have a period of inactivity from diving (typically 6 months to 1 year or more, depending on the dive center and your experience).
Complete a diving medical questionnaire.
Detailed Procedure:

Part 1: Knowledge and Technique Refresher (Before the First Dive)

Welcome and Administrative Checks

Theoretical Review (Full Briefing)

Equipment Preparation and Check

Part 2: First Rehabilitation Dive

Location: A calm and shallow dive site, ideal for reviewing Jemeluk Bay skills, with its statues, coral reefs, temples, and multitude of tropical fish.
Objectives:

Gentle re-entry.
Practical review of essential skills in shallow water, supervised by the instructor.
A great exploration to get back on track and observe the local marine life. Dive Debriefing

Part 3: Preparation and Diving on the USAT Liberty Wreck

USAT Liberty Specific Briefing

Second Dive: Exploring the USAT Liberty

Access: Generally from the shore (shore dive), as the wreck is very close to Tulamben Beach.
Procedure:

Water entry and controlled descent to the wreck.
Guided exploration of the different parts of the wreck, respecting safety instructions and your certification limits.
Observation of the incredible biodiversity that has colonized the wreck.
Gentle ascent with a safety stop.
Duration: Adapted to your air consumption and no-decompression limits.

Part 4: After the Dive

Wreck Dive Debriefing: Share your impressions, identify the species observed. Equipment maintenance.
Validation of your logbook by the instructor.