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Bali offers so many different dive sites and each dive site is unique. From the smallest creatures at macro-lovers paradise Menjangan, to the waters around Nusa Penida where you can find bigger creatures such as the Mola Mola and the Manta Ray.

Dive tables are carefully formulated charts that provide a wealth of safety data to assist divers venturing into the ocean. They are traditionally printed on booklets or cards, for the diver to refer to before jumping in the water.

What do you do if you run out of air and when you go to look for your dive buddy they are nowhere to be found?

Bali. The most famous island in Indonesia; its spectacular mountain scenery, tropical beaches and the friendly Balinese people make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. With thousands of tourists spending their holidays here every year, there is a lot that you’d probably know about the island. The famous surf spots, popular dive sites and the sacred temples are no secret, and yet there is so much more to discover.

The Mola Mola, which looks like a prehistoric shark that has lost its tail, is undoubtedly one of the most bewildering fish swimming our oceans waters. They are a creature of extremes and mysteries.

Every year, thousands of divers flock to Bali to get a glimpse of the famous oceanic sun fish – also known as "Mola Mola". We are often asked what the best time of the year is to visit Bali should you want to see Mola Mola.