Dive sites around Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida
The three islands sit inside a marine protected area where the Lombok Strait pushes cool, nutrient-rich water past the reefs. That current is what brings the manta rays and mola mola, and it is why most dives here are drift dives. Each guide below gives you the depth, the current and the level, so you know what to expect before the briefing.

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| J | F | M | A | M | J | J | A | S | O | N | D | |
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| Manta rays | January: Best months | February: Best months | March: Best months | April: Best months | May: Best months | June: Best months | July: Best months | August: Best months | September: Best months | October: Best months | November: Best months | December: Best months |
| Mola mola | January: Rare | February: Rare | March: Rare | April: Rare | May: Rare | June: Possible | July: Good chance | August: Best months | September: Best months | October: Good chance | November: Possible | December: Rare |
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Wildlife is never guaranteed. The mola season shifts a little each year with the cold water.
Dive these sites with us
Fun dives leave from Jungut Batu every morning. Your guide picks the sites on the day from the tide, the current and your experience.










