SNORKELING
The best of it, mask on.
The 6 most popular ubud snorkeling tours, the ones worth getting in the water for. What you will actually see, who runs the boat, and what a place in the water costs.
East Bali snorkeling at Blue Lagoon and Tanjung Jepun with guided instruction, included gear, lunch, pickup, showers, and sea turtles.
Most Popular“Was an amazing experience. Everyone involved was fantastic and made the day really special. With the highlight witnessing a wild sea turtle”
Bali Blue Lagoon snorkeling from Ubud with calm-water reefs, Tanjung Jepun, lunch, and private hotel transfers for about 6 hours.
“The experience from start to finish was amazing. The snorkeling was wonderful but even before that the. Driver we had Esa was very communicative and confirmed everything making sure it ran smoothly from start to finish”
Private Bali day trip: snorkel Blue Lagoon, hunt fish, then hike Kanto Lampo and Tibumana waterfalls with lunch and hotel pickup.
“Snorkeling and waterfall amazing must try it Driver was very good his name Putu Clear and crystal water nice fish and good guys they help my friend inside water got tired they help him very fast”
Private Bali day trip with Lempuyang Temple photos and Blue Lagoon snorkeling, plus lunch, coffee stop, and door-to-door transport.
“We had the best time!!! We did Snorkeling and horse riding on the beach. Everything was well organised, our guide was excellent and both Snorkeling and horse riding were unreal! Thank you for the experience. Definitely recommend!!!”
ATV thrills in Ubud and two Padangbai snorkel stops at Blue Lagoon. Includes lunch, boat, gear, and private hotel transfers.
“It was a great day. started off with ATV. It took is an hour to get there without traffic. The place is so professionally managed, and ensure everyone had a great time. They took care of our family to ensure our young kids are safe, but also managed the track to ensre others wRead more”
Private Ubud snorkeling with two stops at Blue Lagoon and Tanjung Jepun, plus gear, boat transfers, lunch, and optional temples or waterfalls.
“At one point the boats were dangerously close together. My nephew was almost crushed between the stabilisers. The water was murky and there was very little fish around. The choral reefs are dying. The food was bland and almost tasteless and wasn’t enough for one person. However, the people were really nice.”
