7 Fun Dives in Nusa Lembongan (for certified divers) – Premium Value Package

Seven sites. One well-run week in Lembongan.

I love how this package handles your gear and round-trip transfers, so I didn’t have to worry about logistics after check-in. One consideration: it’s only for certified scuba students, and you need a recent dive (within the past year) or a refresh session may be required.

What makes this feel like good value is the structure: you take seven guided underwater site visits, and you complete them within a week. You also get access to a comfortable base with Wi‑Fi, lockers, and a place to shower and change, plus a restaurant you can pay for separately. The overall plan is built around Lembongan’s marine life and corals, with your schedule including places like Crystal Bay, Manta Point, and the mangroves.

From the site list and the included experiences, you should expect real chances to see manta rays—and the famous mola mola (sunfish). You can also buy photo and DVD souvenirs if you want your best moments captured by the team.

Key things to know before you go

• Seven guided underwater site visits are packed into one week, with a certified instructor leading the way
• Full equipment is included: mask, snorkel, fins, BCD, regulator, and other instruments, plus a wetsuit and weight belt
• Transfers from Nusa Lembongan are included both directions, so you can skip renting a scooter
• Small group size with a maximum of 10 participants helps keep the experience calm and organized
• Target animals are part of the plan: manta rays and mola mola (sunfish) are specifically part of what this package aims for
• Souvenir photos/videos cost extra, but you’ll have the option to purchase later

Why Nusa Lembongan is a smart base for manta rays and mola mola

Nusa Lembongan is set up for water lovers who want variety without turning your trip into a spreadsheet. The island area is known (in this plan, at least) for marine life and corals, and the route you’ll follow hits multiple types of habitats—from open-water spots like Crystal Bay and Manta Point to the mangrove area.

The big reason people consider Lembongan is simple: your schedule includes the chance to see manta rays and mola mola (sunfish). That matters because seeing either animal often depends on timing, conditions, and how well a team reads the water, and this package is built around guided site selections to maximize your odds.

What the package includes (gear, instruction, and comfort)

This is a premium value package because a lot of the usual add-ons are folded into the price. You get a certified instructor and use of the dive center facilities, including Wi‑Fi, toilet, shower, lockers, and a change room.

Gear is included, and that’s one of the best “hidden savings” in packages like this. You receive mask, snorkel, fins, buoyancy control device (BCD), regulator, and other instruments, plus a wetsuit and weight belt. If you’ve ever shown up to an island trip and then realized you still need to rent half your kit, you’ll feel the benefit of this setup right away.

What you should expect to pay for separately

A few items are not included, so plan around them. Photo and video souvenirs are available for purchase, and the center’s restaurant is an own-expense option.

Also, the seven underwater site visits have to be completed within the week time window (7 days). That’s not a problem for many people, but it’s worth checking your itinerary so you don’t end up with a “missed days” scramble.

Price and value: $311.68 makes sense if you use everything included

At $311.68 per person for seven guided underwater site visits, the value comes from bundling three expensive pieces together: instruction, equipment, and transportation. You’re not just paying for someone to steer you around—you’re also getting the full kit plus the wetsuit and weight belt, and round-trip transfers from Nusa Lembongan.

This is especially relevant if you’re traveling with gear you don’t want to haul. Even if you already own some items, renting locally often means paying for multiple categories separately. Here, you get one integrated setup, which tends to reduce headaches and timing delays.

The other value angle is the “small group” cap of 10 participants. Smaller groups often mean calmer logistics on boats and more attention during briefings—exactly the kind of detail that shows up in the way the staff works.

Your 3-day rhythm and the one-week completion window

The activity is listed as about 3 days in duration, but it also notes that all seven sessions must be taken within a 7-day window. In practice, that usually means you’ll do multiple site visits across your island stay, not necessarily all in a single single-day sprint.

The center is open daily from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, which gives you flexibility to schedule sessions around weather and your energy level. Because the experience requires good weather, you’ll want a little buffer in your overall plans so you’re not stuck trying to squeeze the whole week into a tight timetable.

Crystal Bay: a confident first stop with plenty of marine life

Your first scheduled site is Crystal Bay. The plan frames the Nusa Lembongan area as coral-and-marine-life rich, so this is a logical starting point: you get in the water early and build comfort with the team’s rhythm.

What you’ll likely appreciate right away is the structure around each session. The format emphasizes guidance and advice from the instructor team, which is a big deal if you’re coming back to scuba after time away. The center also runs clear briefings, and the gear is described as in great condition, both of which help you settle faster.

A possible drawback: since Crystal Bay is part of the overall run, you may not be able to pick it as a “must-do only” if conditions change. That’s true for many site-based island plans, so it helps to accept that you’re following a water-and-weather optimized schedule.

Manta Point: where the big-animal goal becomes real

Second on your schedule is Manta Point, and this is where the plan’s headline target comes into focus. Manta rays are specifically mentioned as part of what you can experience, and your route is organized to include a manta-focused location.

This is also where a strong guide matters. In the reviews, staff like Rayan, Rian, and Ali are repeatedly described as professional, supportive, and careful with participants. That combination matters when you’re trying to stay calm, maintain buoyancy, and enjoy the moment without rushing.

One thing to keep expectations grounded: “chance to see” is not the same as guaranteed sightings. But the fact that the package is built around named sites like Manta Point is a sign you’re not on a random route—you’re on one designed to raise your odds.

Mangrove Point: calm scenery and a different kind of underwater feeling

Stop three is Mangrove Point. Mangroves change the underwater vibe. The plan frames this as a distinct place on the island, and mixing mangrove habitat with other site types is a smart way to keep your week from feeling repetitive.

This stop also fits the package’s theme: you’re seeing multiple sides of Lembongan’s environment rather than repeating a single coastline. That variety matters when you’re doing seven sessions within a week—you want each day to feel like it has a new story.

Toyapakeh and Jungut Batu Beach: the surrounding coast adds variety

After the mangrove stop, the schedule moves to Toyapakeh and then Jungut Batu Beach. The details provided don’t spell out specific animals or conditions for each, but the practical takeaway is clear: you’re covering a range of Lembongan-area underwater spots, not just one signature location.

Why that matters: when you’re doing seven sessions, variety is what turns a “checklist” into a real week of enjoyment. If one location is less favorable on a particular day, the overall plan gives you enough other opportunities to still get a satisfying run of sites.

Getting along with the staff: professionalism you can feel on day one

This package’s staff reputation is one of the strongest selling points. Across the team, I’d summarize the consistent theme as: friendly, professional, and careful with safety and comfort.

Names that stand out include Freddy and Jasmine (described as friendly and knowledgeable), plus Rayan and Rian (praised for professionalism and support). Ali is also highlighted for being there from reception to the boat crew, with participants feeling well taken care of. If you’re sensitive to equipment issues or nervous about underwater conditions, this kind of staff attention is the difference between coping and actually enjoying yourself.

You’ll also see the value of patient instruction. Sara is noted as patient and reassuring, and Baptiste and Kaka are praised for competent, calm, supportive teaching—especially when someone needs confidence and skills-building time.

If you’re a returning certified scuba student, this matters even more. The plan explicitly notes that if you haven’t dived recently, you may have a refreshment session with an instructor. That’s not just a formality; it’s the fastest way to make sure your breathing, buoyancy, and basic procedures feel natural again.

Comfort on land: lockers, showers, Wi‑Fi, and easy downtime

After each water session, you’ll want a place to reset without improvising. The center includes toilets, shower access, lockers, and a change room. Wi‑Fi is also available, which is helpful if you’re coordinating around a boat schedule or sharing photos you’ve brought on your own device.

And yes, the center has a restaurant, but it’s own expense. That’s actually a nice middle ground: you’re not stuck buying only what’s included, but you’re also not searching for meals right after you surface.

Photos and souvenirs: what to plan for

Digital souvenirs and photo/video packages are not included, but they’re available to purchase. If you care about having solid images of you underwater, this is worth keeping in mind as an optional add-on.

If you don’t want extra spending, you can still enjoy the experience without buying anything—just know that the team captures moments and offers purchases after.

Weather reality: the experience depends on sea conditions

The plan requires good weather, which is normal for island water activity. If conditions are poor, the experience can be canceled and you’ll be offered another date or a full refund.

My advice: treat the island as flexible. If you’re scheduling other tours with tight timings, leave breathing room. When the sea is calm, your week runs smoothly. When it’s not, you’ll be glad you built in slack.

Should you book the 7 Fun Dives package in Nusa Lembongan?

If you’re a certified scuba student who wants a well-organized week with minimal logistics, I think this is a strong choice. The package is built around named sites like Crystal Bay and Manta Point, and it includes the equipment and transportation that often make similar tours more expensive.

Book it if:

• you want seven guided underwater site visits within a single week window
• you’d rather not rent gear or coordinate transfers
• you’re specifically aiming for a shot at manta rays and mola mola
• you value a small group setup and clear instruction

Skip it or ask questions first if:

• you don’t meet the recent-certification requirement and you’d rather not do a refresh session
• your schedule is so tight that a week completion window would be stressful
• you’re looking for a fully self-directed experience (this is instructor-led and structured)

If you want your time in Nusa Lembongan to feel smooth, organized, and focused on marine life, this package is designed for exactly that.

FAQ

Who is this package for?

This is reserved for certified scuba students. Your last scuba session needs to be within the last year, or you may need a refreshment session with an instructor.

How much does the 7-session package cost?

It’s listed at $311.68 per person.

What is the duration?

The experience is listed as approximately 3 days, but it notes that all seven sessions must be completed within a week (7 days).

What’s included with the price?

Included are a certified instructor, dive center facilities (Wi‑Fi, toilet, shower, locker, and change room), equipment (mask, snorkel, fins, BCD, regulator, and other instruments), plus a wetsuit and weight belt.

What is not included?

Digital souvenir photos/videos are available for purchase but are not included in the package price. Also, your seven sessions must be completed within 7 days. Accommodation is not included.

Where does the tour start?

The meeting point is at Dive Concepts Lembongan in Jungutbatu, in the Nusa Penida area (Nusa Lembongan, Bali 80771). The activity ends back at the meeting point.

Are transfers included?

Yes. The package includes 2-way transfers from your accommodation on Nusa Lembongan.

How many people are in the group?

The maximum group size is 10 travelers.

Do I have to bring my own scuba gear?

No. Mask, snorkel, fins, BCD, regulator, other instruments, a wetsuit, and a weight belt are included.

What happens if weather is bad?

The experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund. Confirmation is received within 48 hours of booking, subject to availability.