Try Scuba Diving in Bali

Try scuba diving without any experience needed!

Our Try Scuba Diving program is perfect for beginners who want to explore Bali’s underwater world in just one day. It’s safe, exciting, and guided by professional instructors, making it one of the top things to do in Bali for first-timers.

Whether you join the SSI Try Scuba Diving program or PADI’s Discover Scuba Diving program, this is your chance to breathe underwater, enjoy coral reefs, and meet colorful marine life, no certification required.

Try Scuba Diving

What to Expect During Your Try Scuba Diving Experience

From your first briefing to your first underwater adventure, our instructors will guide you through every step. You’ll learn the basics of scuba diving, practice essential skills in shallow water, and then enjoy guided open water dives while discovering Bali’s underwater world.

What You’ll Learn?

A great way to get started is through our SSI Try Scuba Diving, ideal for a day trip before you decide on full certification.

  • Learn about your scuba equipment and how to use it safely.
  • Practice basic scuba skills in shallow confined water.
  • Learn how to breathe comfortably underwater.
  • Practice equalizing your ears during descent.
  • Learn how to clear your mask and regulator.
  • Understand basic underwater hand signals.
  • Enjoy guided dives to a maximum depth of 12 meters (depending on your comfort and ability).
  • Dive with a certified instructor in small groups of up to two students per instructor.

Try Scuba Diving Price

Explore Bali’s underwater world with expert guidance, small groups, and access to some of the island’s most popular dive sites.

Try Scuba Diving in Bali

Try Scuba Diving

Tulamben

IDR 2.500.000

2 Open Water Dives
2.5 Hours by Car + Shore Dives
Non certification course/program.
Enjoy it for the 1st timer
Pick up & Drop off
Diving Equipment
Scuba Diving in Bali at Big Discounted Rate

Try Scuba Diving

Padang Bai

IDR 2.500.000

2 Open Water Dives
1 Hour by Car & 10 minutes by Local Boat
Non certification course/program.
Enjoy it for the 1st timer
Pick up & Drop off
Diving Equipment
dive with Manta ray

Try Scuba Diving

Nusa Penida

IDR 3.800.000

2 Open Water Dives + Snorkeling session 1x
45 mins Speedboat ride
Non certification course/program.
Enjoy it for the 1st timer
Pick up & Drop off
Diving Equipment

TRY SCUBA DIVING FAQs

Yes. Before your open water dive, your instructor will introduce you to the scuba equipment and teach you the essential skills you’ll need. You’ll practice these skills during a pool session, where you can become comfortable breathing underwater and using the equipment before heading to the dive site. Once you feel confident, you’ll continue with your guided open water dives.

If you want more time to build confidence before diving in the sea, you can add a Pool Skills Practice session for an extra charge. This option includes 1 pool session and 2 open water fun dives in Bali.

Yes. After trying scuba diving, you can continue with the 2-day Scuba Diver Course or the 3-day Open Water Diver Course if you want to become a certified diver.

Our basic scuba diving training sessions in Bali begin with confined water practice, where you learn essential skills, including breathing techniques, buoyancy control, and equipment handling. We then guide you through fully supervised open water dives, ensuring a safe, enjoyable, and genuinely confidence-building introduction to scuba diving in Bali’s warm, clear, and beautiful underwater environment.

You should wait at least 18 hours after finishing your dive before taking a flight.

Yes, the minimum age for scuba diving in Bali is generally 8 years old.

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