As the sun sets behind Bali's volcanoes, an entirely new world awakens beneath the surface. Familiar reefs in Amed transform into a mystical wonderland: colors appear more vibrant in the beam of your dive light, while hunters like moray eels and octopuses emerge from their hiding spots.
Master the darkness with our Night Diver Specialty. We’ll guide you through the techniques of night navigation and safety, turning your uncertainty into confidence so you can fully enjoy the thrill of Bali’s underwater world after sunset.
Theoretical Knowledge: Deepen your expertise comfortably at your own pace with e-Learning.
Light Management: Master the proper use of primary and backup lights while learning how to communicate effectively without blinding your buddy.
Mastering Navigation: We’ll show you the pro tips and tricks to finding your entry and exit points in the dark with ease, ensuring you never lose your way on the reef.
Understanding the Dark: Discover how your senses change underwater at night and learn how to stay calm and comfortable in the mystical darkness.
Encounters in the Dark: We’ll show you where the ocean's "night shift" hides and teach you how to observe these fascinating creatures without disturbing them.
Why You Should Take This Course
A night dive is like meditation with a pinch of adrenaline - the ultimate way to embrace the ocean’s tranquility. After this course, you’ll feel just as confident in the dark as you do during the day, and you’ll discover that some dive sites are even more spectacular under the moonlight than in broad daylight.
Duration: 3 Days (Theory + 3 Night Dives)
Theory: Flexible e-Learning (complete it at home in advance).
Included: Full premium rental equipment (incl. dive computer) and professional dive torches.
Training: Guidance by experienced instructors.
Transfer: Complimentary pick-up from your hotel in Amed to the dive center.
Prerequisites: Minimum age of 12, an Open Water Diver certification, and in good physical health.
Did you know? The ocean can actually glow at night!
When you turn off your dive light and move the water with your hands, you can activate the 'glow of the sea'—bioluminescence. Millions of tiny plankton organisms sparkle like stars in the darkness. It’s an absolutely magical moment!
