Diving Deer Island - Menjangan

Attila Kaszo · Issue 71, Mar/Apr 2013 · pp. 65–67

DestinationBaliMenjanganIndonesiawall divingcoral reefartificial reefconservationmacro photographyWest Bali National ParkMimpi Resort

Products mentioned: Aquatica housing, Nikon D2X, Nikon F4s, Nikon 10.5mm f2.8, Nikon 24-50mm f3.3-4.5, Nikon 105mm f2.8 macro, Inon Z240 Strobes, Sea & Sea 300 & 150 TTL strobes, Nikon V1, Nikon 10-30mm f3.5-5.6, Macromate 2x Diopter

The island of Bali in Indonesia is well known and regarded as a popular tourist destination. Its varied landscape, long sandy beaches, and cheap clothing seem to be a magnet to the visitor. However, what it’s not so well known for lies under the water. I have always enjoyed Bali, but not so much the tourist congestion of Kuta, which at times can be a bit overbearing. I prefer places like Ubud, Candi Dasa and Tanah-Lot, picturesque and laid back. This time we decided to check out some of the dive sites around the island and put shopping on the “back burner”, after all, how many T-shirts can one own? Previously all our diving had been out of Flores, places like Komodo Is. and Rinca Is., beautiful in all respects. So we thought this was going to be a few steps down from that, but since we were so close…why not! At the north west part of Bali is Menjangan. Depending on which part of the isla…

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