Tulamben Bay

With three-quarters of a mile wide, Tulamben Bay, the dive sites are rich with natural beauty under the sea. Tulamben is probably the most popular diving areas in Bali, rocky beaches and black sand that has become familiar with the international diving community. You can explore this diving spot for a week or more, look around the wreck, coral beach, drop-off and slope views. With the addition of several coral reefs and drop-off a beautiful recently, Tulamben dive now into the area, with a very diverse site.
Tulamben is a quiet bay with an exotic beauty, as if destined by God to display the panoramic underwater views. The Liberty Wreck is a favorite for divers to dive most in this area, especially for beginners.
The Liberty Wreck and the surrounding area is very attractive. Around the bow of the ship was carved by the steep slope of sand swept around the accident at this time. coral cover is a patchwork of sponges, whip corals and small blobs of black coral, and small coral colonies. This is an area surprisingly rich, and need to be traced from close to the small commensals. Regions in a crash at the rear are the same, and well worth exploring. Seaward of the wreck, within forty yards or more, is where sunfish and other pelagic fish are sometimes seen.
The basic structure of the Stone Kelebit consists of three coral-covered mountains oleheponymous. Among the mountains there is a sand channel with bright white sand. Bathymetric bias found here. The mountains are covered by a variety of hard corals, sponges, Gorgonia, black coral and a variety of other animals. Visibility is very good, but there is always the plankton in the water, causing the site is very rich with a variety of underwater life.