Pemuteran offers a quiet, authentic side of Bali, perfect for travelers looking for memorable underwater adventures and personalized explorations. Its calm waters, abundant marine life, and less touristy ambiance make it ideal for snorkeling, diving, and cultural tours. We especially like the Snorkeling in Menjangan Island with Pickup and Lunch—offering great value with all gear included, hotel pickup, and a picnic lunch. The marine parks here are some of Indonesia’s best, and the small group sizes ensure an intimate experience. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned diver, Pemuteran’s tours deliver a genuine taste of Bali’s underwater beauty and serene landscapes.
Quick Overview of Pemuteran Tours
This guide covers a variety of snorkeling, scuba diving, and customized day trips. Highlights include exploring Menjangan Island’s coral reefs with several snorkeling options, such as the Menjangan island snorkeling full day boat trip and the Snorkeling at Menjangan Island Bali Hidden Underwater Gem. Divers can choose from initiations, guided fun dives, or full certification courses in the calm waters of Pemuteran, with options like the Open Water Course or multiple dives for certified divers. For those seeking a more flexible experience, the Explore Munduk North Bali Tour offers personalized day trips exploring Bali’s natural beauty.
1. Snorkeling in Menjangan Island with Pickup and Lunch
This tour is one of our favorites because it combines easy access to Bali’s most stunning coral reefs with the convenience of hotel pickup and a included picnic lunch. For around $41, you get about four hours of guided snorkeling, with all equipment provided. The small group size—max 15 people—means it’s intimate enough to ask questions and get close to the marine life. You’ll float above vibrant coral gardens, spotting turtles, tropical fish, and other marine wonders, with multiple snorkeling spots to choose from based on your guide’s advice. The lunch options include three different choices, keeping everyone happy. Plus, the guide takes great photos and videos—meaning you’ll leave with more than just memories.
Bottom line: Perfect for beginners or families, this trip offers a hassle-free day with the best of Menjangan’s reefs at a great price.
2. Discover Scuba Diving in Pemuteran – Diving Initiation in Bali (Menjangan Park)
Starting at around $114, this Discover Scuba experience lets you explore Bali’s underwater world with minimal fuss. The instructor guides you through gear adjustment, breathing exercises, and buoyancy control in shallow waters, building confidence before your first dive. The highlight? A shallow dive to a maximum of 12 meters off Menjangan Island, where you’ll see coral walls and a variety of tropical fish. The small group setting ensures personalized attention, and all equipment—wetsuits, weights, tanks—is included.
Guests rave about the relaxed pace and clear guidance, making what seems scary into an achievable adventure. Experienced guides share their 25 years of diving knowledge, making it a safe, fun introduction.
Bottom line: Ideal for curious first-timers eager to try scuba without the commitment of certification, and perfect for those wanting a gentle underwater introduction.
3. Menjangan Island Snorkeling Full-Day Boat Trip
This full-day trip, costing just $46, takes you on a 6-hour exploration of Menjangan’s famous reefs. The trip includes two guided hour-long snorkeling sessions over coral forests, where you can see schools of fish, sea turtles, and perhaps a moray eel or two. The boat ride itself is about 40 minutes, with comfortable seating and an experienced crew. Lunch, drinks, towels, and snorkeling gear are all provided, making logistics effortless. The multilingual guides help everyone enjoy the marine environment to the fullest.
Reviews highlight the smooth organization, experienced guides, and plentiful marine life. It’s perfect for travelers looking for a full day of underwater discovery without breaking the bank.
Bottom line: A solid choice for snorkelers who want a comprehensive, hassle-free day out with excellent reef viewing.
4. Explore Munduk Customized 8 Hour Day Tour in North Bali
For those who want to combine Bali’s natural beauty with a personalized touch, this tour offers complete flexibility. You can choose from waterfalls, lakes, rice terraces, or coffee plantations—your guide will tailor the day to your interests. The price of about $46 is reasonable for an 8-hour private experience, with guides who have extensive local knowledge. Whether you want to relax at twin lakes, hike waterfalls, or explore temples, this tour adapts to your pace.
A standout feature is the ability to create your own itinerary, making it perfect for travelers with specific interests. Reviewers like Yudi, a guide with 25 years of experience, say, “He let me take my time and explained about the places.” The flexibility ensures you won’t feel rushed.
Bottom line: Best suited for travelers who love customization and want a deep dive into North Bali’s diverse landscapes.
5. Menjangan Island for Certified Scuba Divers Full Day Boat Trip, 2 Dives + Lunch
At $115, this full-day boat trip caters to certified divers eager to explore Bali’s healthiest reefs. Menjangan Island, part of Bali Barat National Park, boasts some of the best wall and coral reef dives in the region. The guide will take you to the top sites, with two dives included—one possibly a reef wall teeming with fish or a coral garden. All equipment is provided, and the weather conditions here are excellent, with visibility often exceeding 20 meters.
Divers love the healthy coral reefs and the opportunity to explore Bali’s underwater biodiversity with minimal crowds. Guests comment on the professionalism of the guides and the stunning marine environments.
Bottom line: Perfect for certified divers seeking high-quality, scenic dives in a protected marine park.
6. Open Water Course in Pemuteran – Get Certified in Bali
For around $383, this three-day certification course is a good investment for those wanting to officially explore the underwater world. The program covers theory, pool skills, and four ocean dives in Menjangan Marine Park, where the clear waters and abundant marine life make ideal training grounds. The small class sizes and experienced instructors ensure personalized feedback.
Most students appreciate the balance of classroom learning and real-world diving, with references to the marine park that make the course both practical and inspiring. The certification is recognized worldwide, opening up a new world of exploration.
Bottom line: Great for travelers committed to learning and earning a certification, with the bonus of diving in one of Bali’s best marine parks.
7. 5 Fun Dives in Pemuteran (for certified divers) – Exploration in Menjangan Park
For around $192, certified divers can enjoy five guided dives over two days in Menjangan’s pristine waters. The focus is on maximizing marine encounters with expert guidance. The dives typically leave in the morning, with transport and equipment included, and target the best reefs and wall dives in the park.
Diving with a knowledgeable instructor results in a more rewarding experience—getting close to sea turtles, enjoying colorful coral, or spotting rare species. Reviewers mention the “great organization” and “professional guides,” making it suitable for divers who want to go deeper into Bali’s underwater treasures.
Bottom line: A good choice for divers with some experience who want to spend quality time exploring Bali’s underwater world.
8. Snorkeling at Menjangan Island Bali Hidden Underwater Gem
This half-day snorkeling trip, costing just $48, focuses on the calm, shallow waters of Menjangan Island. The clear seas and coral reefs create a stunning underwater scene that’s perfect for beginners and families. The tour includes all snorkeling gear, and guides help identify marine life such as colorful fish and sea turtles.
The trip’s small group size and focus on quality make it stand out. The reviews mention “fantastic day trip” and “great for children,” highlighting its family-friendly nature. It’s an affordable, relaxed way to experience Bali’s marine life without needing prior experience.
Bottom line: Ideal for families or first-time snorkelers wanting a safe, beautiful, and easy introduction to Bali’s underwater world.
9. Snorkeling in Menjangan Marine Park – Discover Abundant Marine Life of Pemuteran
For $52, this five-hour tour takes you by boat to Menjangan Island, where you’ll snorkel among colorful coral reefs and schools of fish. The trip includes all snorkel gear, and there’s an opportunity to visit a limestone Balinese temple en route. The marine environment is very lively, with chances to see turtles and eels.
Reviewers mention it as a “fantastic day” with “plenty of marine life,” and highlight how well-organized the trip is. It’s best suited for travelers who want a full but manageable day of snorkeling with some cultural sightseeing thrown in.
Bottom line: A rewarding choice for those who want to experience Bali’s underwater biodiversity in a laid-back setting.
10. Discover Scuba Diving and Dive in Menjangan Island Marine Park 2 Dives
Priced at $150, this full-day experience is for first-timers eager to do two guided dives in Bali’s marine park. The instructor walks you through the theory, pool practice, and actual ocean dives. It’s a great way to get a feel for diving, and your certification could count as part of an open water course if you decide to continue.
The diverse marine life and calm waters make this a popular choice. Many visitors appreciate the professional guidance and the opportunity to explore Bali’s coral reefs with confidence.
Bottom line: Perfect for beginners who want to experience Bali’s underwater world and possibly continue with certification.
11. 7 Fun Dives in Pemuteran (for Certified Divers) – Exploration in Menjangan Park
This three-day package at $236 offers certified divers the chance to do seven guided dives across Bali’s best reefs. The dives are scheduled to maximize marine encounters, including wall dives, coral gardens, and chances to see turtles and bigger pelagics. The small group format ensures quality time in the water.
Guests comment on the professional guidance and how well-organized the dives are, making it suitable for serious divers wanting to deepen their Bali experience.
Bottom line: Ideal for experienced divers seeking multiple dives in Bali’s premier marine park.
12. Snorkeling Trip to Menjangan Island
At just over $58, this 5-hour tour provides an excellent introduction to Bali’s marine life. The trip includes all equipment, with a focus on safety and comfort. It’s perfect for those who want to see coral reefs, colorful fish, and perhaps a turtle or two, in a well-organized setting. The boat departs in the morning, with friendly staff ensuring a smooth experience.
Reviews highlight “amazing underwater world” and “easy organization,” making it a dependable choice for a relaxed snorkel day.
Bottom line: Good for travelers wanting a straightforward, well-managed snorkeling adventure.
13. Discover Scuba Diving in Pemuteran at the Biorock Site, 1 Shore Dive All Included
For $75, this shore-based dive allows you to explore the Biorock reef, part of a reef restoration project. The artificial reef structures are fascinating, and the marine life here is lively. The program includes theory, pool practice, and one guided shore dive, with all equipment provided.
Many find this experience both educational and exciting, especially as it supports conservation efforts. It’s suitable for both newcomers and those interested in reef restoration projects.
Bottom line: A unique dive experience combining marine exploration with reef preservation education.
14. Try Dive Program in the Biorock Pemuteran
Costing $53.27, this short beginner dive includes a pool session plus a guided dive in the Biorock reef. It’s perfect for first-timers or as a gentle introduction to diving. All gear, instructor, and a relaxed environment make it a popular choice among novices.
Reviews mention the “safe and comfortable” setup, making it accessible for people with no prior experience. It’s a good way to dip your toes into the underwater world.
Bottom line: Best suited for first-time divers or those wanting a quick, hassle-free dive experience.
15. 3 Days PADI Open Water Course in Pemuteran
For around $425, this comprehensive course offers certification in just three days. Small class sizes, experienced instructors, and the chance to dive in Bali’s top marine park make it a worthwhile investment. The course includes classroom sessions, pool work, and four ocean dives.
Most students appreciate the well-organized curriculum and the opportunity to gain a globally recognized certification. It suits travelers committed to making diving a new hobby or profession.
Bottom line: Ideal for those who want to learn to dive professionally with quality instruction and Bali’s best dive sites as their classroom.
How to Choose the Best Tour in Pemuteran
When selecting your tour, consider your budget, experience level, and how much time you want to spend. For beginners, options like the Snorkeling in Menjangan Island with Pickup and Lunch or the Try Dive Program are excellent first steps. More experienced divers should look at the 7 Fun Dives or full-day diving trips.
If you want a personalized experience, the Explore Munduk offers complete flexibility. For those seeking certification, the Open Water Course provides a solid foundation.
Booking early is wise, especially during peak seasons (July-September and December-January). Check if your chosen tours include equipment, meals, and transportation, so you avoid surprises.
To sum it up, Pemuteran offers a diverse selection of tours for all levels—whether snorkeling with turtles, diving among pristine reefs, or exploring Bali’s lush landscapes. For a relaxed family outing, snorkelers should consider the half-day snorkeling trips. For adventurous divers, the multi-dive packages promise days full of marine discovery. No matter your style, Pemuteran’s tours are well worth booking early to secure your spot in Bali’s quiet northwest.