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Eddys Park

Eddys Park is a site we keep coming back to in Bali, mainly because it consistently delivers. Just a short boat ride from NayaGawana, it’s not the deepest dive, topping out around 21 metres, but what it lacks in depth it makes up for in detail. We love drifting along the small walls here, the coral growth is impressive, especially the huge gorgonians that look like ancient fans waiting to unfurl. Keep your eyes peeled on the sandy slopes for those Orange Convict Reefgobies, they’re always a treat to watch darting around. The staghorn coral patches are extensive, providing perfect hiding spots for juvenile fish. We often spot Banded sea kraits winding their way through the reef, which is always a highlight. Visibility averages around 17 metres, decent enough to take in the damselfish and mackerel schooling around the reef structure. It’s a comfortable dive for anyone, from newly certified to those with hundreds of dives under their belt, offering a relaxed pace with plenty to observe.