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Experience the excellent Bali diving. Often overlooked by divers headed for Komodo, Manado or the Lembeh Strait, Bali diving is special in its own right. Either as an add-on to an Indonesia diving trip or as a complete and inexpensive dive vacation with the added benefits of Bali's unique culture and shopping for the creations of Bali's many artists.

The Togian Islands in Sulawesi offer divers and snorkelers the unique experience to explore the beautiful coral reefs of Indonesia with its unique and diverse marine life. The islands in the centre of Tomini bay, which is known to be the calmest bay on earth, offer an undiscovered tropical paradise, boasting hundreds of islands with beautiful white sandy beaches as yet untouched by mass tourism.

The Bunaken National Marine Park lies in the bay of Manado, in the north of Sulawesi. It encompasses five islands (Bunaken, Siladen, Manado Tua, Mantehage, Nain) where you do mostly steep wall diving and here you have a good chance to see pelagic like sharks, mackerels and tunas as well marine turtle. The walls are very nicely covered with corals and have small caves and overhangs.

Lembeh strait is one of the most interesting marine habitat, a real paradise and a great place to do scuba diving!, there are over 25 dive sites around the Lembeh strait, Most of them are either sandy areas or small reefs. Do not expect spectacular walls or hug reefs, here you are doing called muck diving-searching for the rare and the special(for more good places for muck diving look at secret bay and Padang Bay in Bali, Dauni in Negros, Cabilao in Bohol situated in the Philippine and Mabul in Borneo).