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Diving Spot

Diving Spot, in Bali, is one of those sites that quietly delivers. It's not a flashy drift or a macro mecca that screams for attention, but we always find something interesting here. Drop down, and the first thing you notice is the seagrass, waving gently. You don’t often get such healthy beds in Bali, and it’s a brilliant hunting ground for smaller creatures. We’ve spent entire dives just cruising over the sandy patches and seagrass, looking for movement. Rosy frogfish are a regular sight, often perfectly camouflaged, so keep those eyes peeled. Lined monocle bream scoot past, and we’ve seen countless cleaner wrasse busy at work. It’s also a surprisingly good spot for blennies, particularly the short-head sabretooth, which are always a laugh to watch as they pop in and out of their holes. This site is great for divers who love to take it slow, really observe, and hunt for the small stuff. It suits photographers too, especially those keen on macro subjects without fighting a strong current.