Menjangan Island

Menjangan Island is a jewel of West Bali National Park, offering some of the island's most pristine wall diving in crystal-clear waters. The island's reef walls drop vertically from shallow coral gardens to 40 meters and beyond, decorated with massive barrel sponges, huge gorgonian sea fans, and vibrant soft corals in a kaleidoscope of colors. Visibility frequently exceeds 30 meters, showcasing the stunning reef architecture at its best. Schools of fusiliers, batfish, and sweetlips cruise along the walls, while hawksbill turtles, banded sea kraits, and Napoleon wrasse are regular sights. The shallow reef top is equally impressive with dense hard coral gardens perfect for snorkelers and safety stops. Protected marine park status has kept Menjangan's reefs remarkably healthy, making it a must-visit for divers seeking Bali's most untouched underwater landscapes.