Napoleon Reef is a popular dive site located offshore from Pemuteran in Bali, Indonesia. This site is named after the Napoleon wrasse, a large and distinctive fish species that can often be spotted in the area

The largest coral reef restoration project in Indonesia, initiated in 2000 by two scientists (Professor Wolf H Hibertz & Doctor Thomas Goreau) and local support. Using “Electrical Mineral Accretion“ process which is self-sustainable thanks to photovoltaic generator, it increases significantly Corals growth.

Dive site located just 20 minutes east by boat on the coast of Bali. Part of the local mangrove and reef protection program. Putri Menjangan, Some sunken statues have now grown into the reef.

Dive site located just 20 minutes east by boat on the coast of Bali. Part of the local mangrove and reef conservation program, Mangrove and Reed Conservation Putri Menjangan,

Dive site located just 15 minutes east by boat on the coast of Bali. Part of the local mangrove and reef protection program, Mangrove and Reef Conservation Project.

Diving site located directly on the jetty of the Naya Gawana Resort, entry and exit via the hotel’s own jetty. Open during diving center opening hours. Early morning and night dives are also possible upon request.

Dive site located 15 minutes east from Extradivers Jetty on the coast of Bali. Coral garden sloping from 3 m to 25 m. For beginners till experts, no currents, good for makro fotography.

Dive site just a 10 minute boat ride to east. Coral garden sloping from 4m to 25m with lots of large sponges and hard corals. Usually no currents, good for Makro fotography.

A five-minute boat ride away is a dive site right at the exit of Gawana Bay. Steep wall sloping from 3m to 45m, merging to the east into a hard coral garden.

Just a 3-minute boat ride from Jetty Naya Gawana, a dive site with shallow coral formations. Especially for night dives to observe mandarin fish.