Seven scuba trips in Nusa Lembongan, great value. This 3-day premium package bundles 7 underwater sessions for certified scuba divers, with everything you need on site and 2-way transfers from your Nusa Lembongan stay. You also get a comfortable dive-center setup with Wi‑Fi, lockers, and shower/toilet facilities, so you’re not scrambling between boats and packing.
What I like most is the no-hassle format: equipment is included (including a wetsuit and weight belt), so you can show up and focus on the water. I also like the human side—this is built around a certified instructor/guide who handles briefings and site guidance, which matters when you’re targeting big animals like manta rays and the sunfish (Mola Mola).
One consideration: you need to fit all 7 sessions within 7 days, and it’s certified-diver only. If your last water day was long ago, plan on a refreshment session (and an extra fee may apply), so you’re not surprised on arrival.
In This Review
- Key things to know before you go
- Nusa Lembongan certified scuba: why this package is a smart fit
- Price and logistics: what your $311.68 covers (and why it matters)
- 3 days on the calendar, 7 sessions within a week
- Crystal Bay: the classic start for corals and marine life
- Manta Point: where the manta-ray hope becomes real
- Mangrove Point and Toyapakeh: adding variety to your underwater week
- Jungut Batu Beach: finishing strong with one more local stop
- Gear, center facilities, and the small comforts that save your day
- The guides: professionalism, patience, and support you can feel
- How to get the best outcome from your 7 sessions
- Should you book this 7-session Nusa Lembongan package?
- FAQ
- Is this package only for certified scuba divers?
- What equipment is included?
- Do I need to arrange transport from Nusa Lembongan?
- How many underwater sessions are included, and when do I need to use them?
- Are photos and videos included?
- What happens if weather is bad?
Key things to know before you go
- All core gear is included: mask, snorkel, fins, BCD, regulator, and instruments, plus a wetsuit and weight belt.
- Transfers are handled: round-trip pickup/drop-off from Nusa Lembongan means less planning, fewer taxis.
- Seven sites, varied areas: Crystal Bay, Manta Point, Mangrove Point, Toyapakeh, and Jungut Batu Beach are part of the circuit.
- Target species are part of the promise: manta rays and Mola Mola (sunfish) are specifically mentioned.
- Comfortable center on standby: Wi‑Fi, lockers, toilet, shower, and a change room make turnaround smoother.
- Small group limit: the experience caps at 10 travelers, which can help with attention and logistics.
Nusa Lembongan certified scuba: why this package is a smart fit
Nusa Lembongan sits close enough to Bali to feel easy, but far enough from the crowds to feel like your own little base. The water here is known for a mix of corals and marine life, and this package is designed for divers who want to spend time underwater instead of spending time organizing gear.
The big draw is the chance to see manta rays and sunfish (Mola Mola). Those animals don’t show up on cue, but having a guide who knows local sites and conditions gives you a better shot than going freestyle. You’re also visiting multiple named locations, so you’re not repeating the same scenery all week.
If you already have certification and your comfort level is solid, this format works well because it’s built for you: a certified instructor guides you on the sites and pacing, and you’re not pulled into beginner-style steps.
You can also read our reviews of more tours and experiences in Nusa Lembongan.
Price and logistics: what your $311.68 covers (and why it matters)
At $311.68 per person for 7 underwater sessions, you’re paying for a bundle, not just “time in the water.” The value isn’t only the boat days—it’s that equipment and key logistics are included.
Here’s what you should count as part of the deal:
- Equipment included: mask, snorkel, fins, BCD (buoyancy control jacket), regulator, and other instruments
- Wetsuit plus weight belt included
- Certified instructor guiding your sessions
- Dive center facilities (Wi‑Fi, lockers, toilet, shower, change room)
- 2-way transfers from Nusa Lembongan
That matters because gear rental and transfers can add up fast in Bali-area itineraries. Also, the included center setup reduces the “where do I store this?” headaches. You can change, rinse off, and handle quick logistics without turning every session day into a mini project.
Two costs to keep in mind:
- Digital souvenir photos/videos are available for purchase (not included).
- Food at the center is an own-expense restaurant.
3 days on the calendar, 7 sessions within a week
The experience runs about 3 days, but the key rule is that your 7 sessions must be done within 7 days at the center. That setup is great if you’re staying near enough to Lembongan to be flexible, but it can be annoying if your schedule is tight or you plan to leave the island soon.
Plan your week around those dates. The center operates daily from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, which gives you a broad window to fit sessions in. You’ll also want to be ready to start at the scheduled meeting point in Jungutbatu, Nusa Lembongan.
Confirmation usually comes within 48 hours of booking (subject to availability). And with a maximum of 10 travelers, you’re likely to move through the process with less scrambling than big cattle-call operations.
Fitness-wise, the requirement is “moderate physical fitness.” That’s common for scuba travel, but it’s worth taking seriously—comfortable mobility and energy help with boarding, gearing up, and keeping calm during briefings.
Crystal Bay: the classic start for corals and marine life
Crystal Bay is one of the named locations in the 7-session circuit, and it’s a logical place to begin your week. This is where you get your first feel for local conditions with a guided plan, so you can settle into the rhythm: check your gear, follow the briefing, and get your buoyancy comfortable before the bigger “wow” moments.
Because this package is aimed at marine life and corals, Crystal Bay fits the purpose. The overall promise includes manta rays and Mola Mola across the week, but even on days when big animals aren’t in view, reef-focused sites can still be rewarding when the guide is paying attention to what’s worth your time.
If you prefer a gentle confidence build, this kind of first stop helps. And if you’re chasing specific creatures, you’ll usually benefit from starting early—conditions can change, so you want time on your side.
Manta Point: where the manta-ray hope becomes real
Manta Point (also referenced as part of the Manta Bay area) is the stop built for people who came for manta rays. The package specifically mentions the chance to swim with manta ray, and the only way that happens is with the right setup: positioning, calm movement, and a guide who helps you get there at the right moment.
What’s valuable here is the combination of:
- a certified instructor/guide leading you through local sites, and
- a multi-session structure that increases your odds over several days.
You’re not betting everything on a single gamble. Seven sessions give you multiple opportunities for conditions to line up, especially for large, seasonally-tricky animals.
A practical note: big-animal encounters can be time-dependent. If your schedule has only one day, you may feel more pressure. This package spreads that pressure out by design.
Mangrove Point and Toyapakeh: adding variety to your underwater week
Mangrove Point is explicitly named as part of the plan, and that alone tells you this package isn’t just about one type of scenery. Mangrove areas tend to feel different from open reef zones, and even without getting fancy about it, that variety is a real quality-of-life upgrade when you’re doing multiple sessions in a row.
Toyapakeh is also on your list. It’s another named site, which helps keep the week from turning into a repeat loop. Even when two sites are both “good,” the best packages avoid boredom by mixing locations and underwater textures—so you keep noticing new details.
The possible drawback is simple: if you’re expecting every single session to be a manta-ray or Mola Mola spotlight moment, you might find not every day hits the big-animal jackpot. That’s not a failure of the operator—it’s how ocean wildlife works. The upside of this specific package is the number of tries.
Jungut Batu Beach: finishing strong with one more local stop
Jungut Batu Beach rounds out the circuit with another named area on Lembongan. By the time you reach the later sessions, you’re usually comfortable with the flow: gearing up, boarding, listening for briefing cues, and handling your air and buoyancy more smoothly.
That matters because late-week sessions often feel less stressful. You spend less time thinking about the process and more time looking at what’s around you.
Also, because this is reserved for certified scuba divers who last dived within the past year (or who do a refreshment session if needed), you’re likely to enjoy the progression from early confidence to smoother execution.
Gear, center facilities, and the small comforts that save your day
This package includes the essentials you don’t want to hunt down on your own:
- mask, snorkel, fins
- BCD (buoyancy control jacket)
- regulator and other instruments
- wetsuit and weight belt
That setup is a big part of the “premium value” story. When gear is included, you avoid the stress of mismatched sizes and the time spent at rental counters. You also get the benefit of using the center’s gear, which is maintained for scuba use.
The center facilities are the other underappreciated win. You’ve got Wi‑Fi, lockers, and practical bathroom amenities (toilet and shower) plus a change room. Those details matter more than people think. After a salty session, being able to rinse and change without improvising makes the next boat day easier.
There’s also an on-site restaurant, but it’s own expense. And if you care about souvenirs, digital photos/videos (and earlier info also notes photos/DVDs) are available to purchase.
The guides: professionalism, patience, and support you can feel
This is the kind of experience where the staff style makes the difference between feeling rushed and feeling taken care of. The package is built around a certified instructor/guide, and multiple instructor names come up as examples of how the team supports divers.
A few names you may hear connected with this operation include:
- Freddy and Jasmine for friendly, professional guidance and clear briefings
- Rian for hands-on support during 7-session weeks
- Ali and Baptiste for attentive, competent leadership
- Kaka and Sara for calm, patient instruction (especially when divers need extra reassurance)
Even though your package is for certified divers, the underlying point is consistent: the team is described as supportive, organized, and focused on making you comfortable. That’s what you want, especially if you’re aiming at creatures like manta rays and Mola Mola that require steadiness and good underwater teamwork.
How to get the best outcome from your 7 sessions
Because your schedule is tight—7 sessions within 7 days—your best strategy is to be ready to move. If you’re staying on Nusa Lembongan, the included round-trip transfers help, and you’ll spend less time coordinating transport.
Make sure your certification and timing match the requirement. The package is reserved for certified scuba divers who did their last session within the past year. If that’s not you, expect a refreshment session with an instructor; an extra fee might apply.
Finally, be realistic about the wildlife goal. Manta rays and Mola Mola are specifically mentioned as targets, but the ocean controls the timing. The value of this package is that you’re not relying on a single day—you’re stacking opportunities through multiple named sites.
Should you book this 7-session Nusa Lembongan package?
Book it if:
- you’re a certified scuba diver (ideally with a recent water day),
- you want gear included so your trip stays simple,
- you care about manta rays and the sunfish (Mola Mola) and want multiple chances,
- you like a structured plan with 2-way transfers from Nusa Lembongan.
Skip it (or at least double-check your fit) if:
- you can’t commit to doing all 7 sessions within 7 days,
- your last scuba day was long ago and you’d rather handle refresher training on your own timeline,
- you’re looking for a free-form, self-directed underwater plan rather than guided sessions.
If you want a well-organized certified diver package that lowers friction and increases your chances at headline wildlife, this one makes a lot of sense for Nusa Lembongan.
FAQ
Is this package only for certified scuba divers?
Yes. It’s reserved for certified divers, and the requirement includes having completed your last scuba session within the past year. If your last session was long ago, you may need a refreshment session with an instructor, and an additional fee might apply.
What equipment is included?
You get mask, snorkel, fins, buoyancy control jacket (BCD), regulator, and other instruments. A wetsuit and weight belt are also included.
Do I need to arrange transport from Nusa Lembongan?
No. The package includes 2-way transfers from your accommodation on Nusa Lembongan.
How many underwater sessions are included, and when do I need to use them?
You get 7 fun sessions, and you need to schedule them within 7 days at the dive center.
Are photos and videos included?
No. Digital souvenir photos/videos are available to purchase.
What happens if weather is bad?
This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
