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Telaga Waja (Rafting)

Another exhilarating product within the Sobek adventure portfolio is one that will simply take your breath away. The Telaga Waja put simply.

Ayung River (Rafting)

Waterfalls, jungle scenery and a wet ' wild adventure experience into the heart of natural Bali awaits you. Get back to nature. This 9 km unforgettable white water rafting experience at the schenic Ayung River.

Tulamben Dive

Tulamben is Bali's most famous diving location. Located on the North East coast of Bali, Tulamben receives very plankton-rich waters from the major oceanic currents in the area. These plankton-rich waters have created one of the most diverse regions on the planet.

Dive Lembongan

A trip to Nusa Lembongan is the perfect way to Dive lembongan. By locating yourself on the island you can dive Lembongan and have superb access to the numerous dive sites located around Nusa Lembongan, Nusa Cenningan and Nusa Penida. The dive Lembongan sites around the three islands are home to Bali's richest marine environment.

Amed Dive

The east side of the north facing shallow bay of Cemeluk has dense stands of sloping staghorn corals, teeming with cardinalfish. Here you can see striped convict tangs, sailfin tangs and orange-lined triggerfish quite close to the shoreline. Off the slope, you will come to a steep wall of hydriods, sponges and sea fans, dropping down to over forty metres. The fish life here is prolific with bluefin trevally, bumphead parrotfish, tuna, black and white snappers, Indian triggerfish cascading down the walls.

Amuk Bay - Candi Dasa

Three kilometres southeast from Candi Dasa, Amuk Bay, lies the little rocky islet of Tepekong that has some of the most spectacular scuba diving Bali has to offer. Tepekong is just 100m wide, the coral walls are steep, the water is cold, and the current can be strong but, for an experienced diver, drifting with an up to five knot current through Tepekong's canyon is an unforgettable and dramatic underwater experience.

Menjangan Island

Eight kilometres off the north west coast in Barat National Park lies Deer Island, or Menjangan, one of the more popular Bali scuba diving destinations. Due to its protected location, waves are rarely a problem and the visibility is occasionally mind blowing. Menjangan's walls drop down to 30 metres on the south coast and 60 metres to the east. They are decorated with an enormous proliferation of gorgonian fans, pink, purple, green, yellow, orange, and some very large specimens too.

Pemuteran

Two kilometres to the east of Pemuteran (Permuteran) and a couple of kilometres offshore lies Napoleon Reef. This submerged reef rises to five metres from the surface and slopes down to thirty metres to the north, providing some easy paced scuba diving in Bali.
The slopes are dominated by soft corals, sea fans and small table corals.

Gili Selang

Gili Selang is a small islet lying just off the east coast. Its relatively isolated location make it a popular choice on liveaboard cruises for diving in Bali. The protected areas in the shallows between the mainland and Gili Selang host large colonies of leather corals and brain corals. Directly to the north of the island lies the most protected section of the site. As you work your way down the black sand reef slope you'll find big black coral bushes and gorgonian fans, hosting Bargibant's seahorse.

Trackking

Welcome to a triple treat trekking experience! Our newly combined trekking option is really an exclusive experience. The new tour begins with a drive through the Gianyar Regency passing the ‘real’ wood carving area of Tegalalang until the starting point in the highlands of Taro.

Mountain Cycling

Starting in view of Mount Batur volcano at Kintamani, this breathtaking bicycle tour winds down through 16km of lush valleys, through Balinese villages, past century-old temples and rich green rice fields. Expert guides will explain the history of the land, culture, its people and take you on an unforgettable experience that will remain with you long after you leave.

Elephant Safari Park

The Elephant Safari Park was officially opened by the Minister of Tourism in the year 2000 after three years of development. An official member of the World Zoo Association, the Park meets International Standards for animal care and is set in more than 2 hectares of exotic eco tourism landscaped botanical gardens, surrounded by national forest.

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