You’ll snorkel Bali’s Blue Lagoon and Tanjung Jepun with a local guide, spotting colorful fish and maybe an eel or two. Enjoy an Indonesian lunch by the sea before exploring temples or waterfalls depending on your chosen package. It’s a day of small surprises and genuine moments you’ll remember long after you’ve washed off the salt.
I forgot my towel. That was the first thing — standing there at Padangbai beach, already sweating through my shirt, realizing I’d left it in the car. Our guide, Putu, just grinned and handed me a spare (“happens all the time,” he said). The air smelled like salt and sunscreen, and there was this low hum from the fishing boats bobbing nearby. We got our gear sorted (I always fumble with the mask straps), then climbed into a little wooden boat that rocked more than I expected. My friend tried to act cool but nearly slipped on the wet planks — we both laughed, probably too loud for 9am.
The water at Blue Lagoon was so clear you could see your own shadow on the sand below. I’m not great at snorkeling — always worried about breathing wrong — but Putu kept checking on us, pointing out angelfish and what he called “cow fish” (they really do look like tiny cows). At Tanjung Jepun, a moray eel poked its head out of the coral just as I was thinking about heading back to the boat. There was this weird silence underwater except for my own bubbles; it felt peaceful in a way I didn’t expect. Afterward, rinsing off in the outdoor shower, I realized my hair still smelled like seaweed even after two washes.
Lunch was simple but perfect: fried rice with spicy sambal and sweet iced tea at a little warung by the beach. The owner’s daughter kept giggling at our sunburns (she offered us aloe from her garden). If you pick one of the sightseeing options after snorkeling — we did Tirta Gangga Water Palace — you’ll get these quiet moments wandering between fountains and mossy statues while your legs are still wobbly from swimming. The drive back had that sleepy feeling where everyone’s quiet but content.
Yes, round-trip hotel pickup and drop-off are included in your booking.
You’ll have about 2 hours total to snorkel at both spots during the tour.
All snorkeling equipment is provided, along with basic instructions from your local guide.
You can choose to visit Lempuyang Temple & Tirta Gangga Water Palace, Tibumana & Tegenungan Waterfalls, or Ubud’s Monkey Forest & Rice Terraces.
Yes, lunch is included at a local restaurant near the beach after snorkeling.
The minimum age to participate is 6 years old.
Yes, it’s suitable for beginners—guides provide instructions and support throughout.
Please bring towels, a camera, and a change of clothes for after snorkeling.
Your day includes private transportation with hotel pickup and drop-off, all necessary snorkeling equipment plus lessons if needed, boat transfers between Padangbai and both snorkel spots (Blue Lagoon and Tanjung Jepun), time to shower and change afterward, an Indonesian lunch by the beach, entry fees for any selected sightseeing stops such as Tirta Gangga or Tegenungan Waterfall depending on your package choice—and honestly some good laughs along the way before heading back in comfort.
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