Tulamben is a small village on the East coast of Bali close to Amed (another popular diving destination). It is widely known for the USAT Liberty Wreck, a ship that was sunk in 1942 by the Japanese, which has created a very accessible and abundant dive site. The area also has world-class macro diving and the chance to encounter pelagics such as manta and the odd whale shark. The area is quiet on land but has some pleasant new cafes and restaurants. There is the option to head to Amed (a 15-minute drive) if you want a bit of nightlife, relaxed cafes, fantastic food and diving.
For its commitment to the environment, excellent dive services, amazing accommodations, community initiatives, inclusivity, and a full vegan menu! Villa Markisa gets our vote as the best dive resort in Tulamben.


The resort also supports the education of Indonesians and science research. The program is called (I gorget) and takes place next door. They genuinely do care about the environment and the local people as well❤️


They have all rental gear if needed, storage boxes and lockers to keep your equipment safe. The camera area is up to date and a chill place to sort through your photos after your dive. The centre is self-sufficient and fills tanks onsite.

They make everything from bread to pasta in-house. Usually, it starts with a light breakfast before your dives, snacks between, lunch, and a hearty dinner after diving. We have a specially devised plant-based menu with this resort, which is superb.

For those of you who like to have a beer or cocktail after your dives, there is no need to worry, as the resort also has a bar.
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