Snorkeling and Freediving Trip to Manta Point

NOTICE! You can see manta rays in two places around Nusa Penida — Manta Bay and Manta Point. Manta Bay (feeding area) is closer and cheaper, so most snorkeling trips go there — expect a crowded, often chaotic scene with many boats and swimmers. Manta Point (cleaning area) is farther out and less crowded. Our approach: - Safety and respect for the animals first - Our guides are experienced freediving instructors, not just boat crew; they're in the water with you the entire time, watching currents, spacing, and group safety. - Every trip starts with a real briefing: manta biology, behavior, and clear rules for respectful interaction — keeping distance, no touching, no chasing, letting the animals set the terms of the encounter. - We adjust our starting time to avoid crowds and catch calmer conditions — better for your experience and less stressful for the mantas. - Small groups only, so instructors can actually look after every guest, not just count heads.

We meet at Freedive Nusa at 10 am. Our team fits you with full gear — mask, fins, and a wetsuit if needed — and runs a proper safety briefing, including manta ray behavior and the interaction rules every guest follows on this trip. A comfortable speedboat then picks us up right from the school. Our professional freediving instructors stay in the water with you the whole time as guides — watching currents, boat traffic, and group safety, not just pointing out wildlife. You will visit 3 spots: #1. Manta Point Our priority site for manta encounters. We keep a respectful distance, so the animals are observed, not chased. If mantas aren't at Manta Point, our crew will check nearby alternative spots. #2. Toyapakeh Wall A beautiful underwater wall covered in coral and reef fish. #3. SD Point A relaxed drift along a shallow reef, with a high chance of seeing turtles. IMPORTANT NOTICE 1) The route and start time may shift based on weather and sea conditions — safety always comes first. 2) This is wild nature: our instructors do everything they can to find mantas, but an encounter is never guaranteed. 3) The open ocean can get choppy. We'll provide seasickness pills if you need them.

• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
• Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.