We meet at Freedive Nusa at 10 am. Our team fits you with full gear — mask, fins, and a wetsuit if needed — and runs a proper safety briefing, including manta ray behavior and the interaction rules every guest follows on this trip.
A comfortable speedboat then picks us up right from the school. Our professional freediving instructors stay in the water with you the whole time as guides — watching currents, boat traffic, and group safety, not just pointing out wildlife.
You will visit 3 spots:
#1. Manta Point
Our priority site for manta encounters.
We keep a respectful distance, so the animals are observed, not chased.
If mantas aren't at Manta Point, our crew will check nearby alternative spots.
#2. Toyapakeh Wall
A beautiful underwater wall covered in coral and reef fish.
#3. SD Point
A relaxed drift along a shallow reef, with a high chance of seeing turtles.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
1) The route and start time may shift based on weather and sea conditions — safety always comes first.
2) This is wild nature: our instructors do everything they can to find mantas, but an encounter is never guaranteed.
3) The open ocean can get choppy. We'll provide seasickness pills if you need them.
The trip starts from Nusa Penida island, not from the Bali mainland!
You have to come to Nusa Penida on your own a day before the trip or on the same day by the first speedboat from Sanur.
The Freedive Nusa is located at Nusa Penida in the village called Desa Ped in front of Coco Penida Cafe.
The trip starts from Nusa Penida island, not from the Bali mainland!
You have to come to Nusa Penida on your own a day before the trip or on the same day by the first speedboat from Sanur.
The Freedive Nusa is located at Nusa Penida in the village called Desa Ped in front of Coco Penida Cafe.
