Si vous êtes un plongeur expérimenté et certifié, cette excursion de plongée dans l'océan Indien, au large de l'île de Penida, est faite pour vous. Vous partirez du centre de plongée de Sanur, à Bali, pour rejoindre votre premier site de plongée, soit à Penida, soit à Manta Point, en fonction des conditions. Ces deux sites comptent parmi les meilleurs de la région, offrant une visibilité exceptionnelle, des jardins de corail luxuriants et la possibilité d'observer des raies manta, des poissons-lunes et d'immenses bancs de poissons tropicaux. Vous effectuerez une plongée de 45 minutes, puis une autre de 50 minutes, avec une pause en surface d'une heure entre les deux. Après un repas le midi à bord, vous pourrez même ajouter une troisième plongée moyennant un supplément si vous souhaitez découvrir encore plus de vie marine.
Excursion de plongée sous-marine à Penida ou Manta Point avec trois plongées
- Vous ferez un court trajet en bateau de Bali à Penida pour profiter d'une plongée sous-marine exceptionnelle
- Deux plongées de 45 et 50 minutes sont comprises, et vous pouvez en ajouter une troisième si vous le souhaitez
- Dans les eaux cristallines, on pouvait apercevoir des raies manta et des poissons-lunes parmi les récifs coralliens
Repas du midi
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Transfert en bateau
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Transfert
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Matériel
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Plongée sous-marine
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Transferts aller-retour depuis votre hôtel dans les environs de Sanur, Kuta, Seminyak et Nusa Dua
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Bouteille d'eau
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Boissons non alcoolisées
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Fruits et collations
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Serviette
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Équipement complet de plongée sous-marine : bouteilles, lest, kit de sécurité comprenant un Nautilus Lifeline et un ordinateur de plongée (uniquement à Nusa Penida)
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Guide de plongée
Repas du midi
- Cette expérience est réservée aux plongeurs certifiés. Vous devez être titulaire soit d'un brevet Open Water et avoir au moins 30 plongées à votre actif, soit d'un brevet Advanced Open Water et avoir au moins 20 plongées à votre actif. Pour des raisons de sécurité et afin d'être bien préparé pour cette sortie, tous les plongeurs doivent avoir effectué une plongée au cours des six derniers mois
- Cette visite nécessite un minimum de deux personnes
- L'entrée au parc marin de Nusa Penida coûte 100 000 IDR par personne, à régler en espèces au centre de plongée
- Réservé aux adultes
- Notre politique générale d'annulation ne s'applique pas à cette activité. Pour un remboursement intégral vous devez annuler au moins 48 heures à l'avance.
- Certains frais d'entrée et suppléments facultatifs sont payables sur place
- Sous réserve des conditions météorologiques
- Veuillez noter que tous les horaires sont approximatifs et sujets à changement
- Veillez à apporter avec vous votre certificat de plongée sous-marine et la preuve de vos dernières plongées
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