The Unique Environment of Scuba Diving

Underwater Photography

Bali is a great place for anyone who loves taking pictures or videos of sea life. You can see all sorts of things like different kinds of coral and fish. Whether you’re new to photography or have been doing it for a while, you won’t be able to resist taking pictures.

We set up special diving trips just for people who love underwater photography. You’ll be with others who also want to take photos and videos, so you’ll have plenty of time to get the perfect shot.

We’ll plan the diving spots based on what you want to see. Want to see sharks or rare fish? Just let us know. We’ll also give you tips on how the sea creatures behave and what kinds they are.

We will also help you with knowledge of marine life behavior and species information.

What kind of Underwater photography are you interested in?

Why Choose Bali for Underwater Photography?

Bali offers a unique blend of vibrant marine life, dramatic underwater landscapes, and clear tropical waters—making it one of the best places in the world for underwater photography and videography. Below are some of the top reasons photographers and videographers choose Bali for their underwater shoots:

  • World-class dive sites with stunning coral reefs and marine life
  • Rare macro subjects like nudibranchs, frogfish, and pygmy seahorses
  • Crystal-clear water and ideal conditions for fashion or pre-wedding shoots
  • Experienced guides who understand lighting, composition & marine behavior

Digital Underwater Photography Specialty workshop

Our love for underwater photography and the underwater world initiates us to share our sightings around Bali dive sites. In addition, we take pride in one of our Digital Underwater Photography Specialty 2-days course by SSI or other scuba training association at your choice.

Yes, anyone can take an underwater photograph, but not everyone can do it well. So come pick a few tips and tricks to enhance your underwater photography skills in Bali.

The SSI Digital Underwater Photography course gets you going quickly with today’s modern digital equipment, whether it’s a point-and-shoot snap camera or a sophisticated D-SLR like the pros. With the guidance of a SSI Professional who has the experienced of Underwater Photo and Videography you will develop your skills to captivating underwater photos or videos, which includes macro and wide angle, also manual setting on your camera, which is — of course — extremely a needed skill and art to obtain the best underwater shot.

Check our Price

PROGRAMSACTIVITIESDURATIONPRICE /PERSON
PRICE /PERSON
Photo & Video / Digital Underwater Photography2x dives +
E-learning (Tulamben/Amed/Padang Bai Dive Site)
One DayIDR 3.950.000IDR 4.550.000

*Dive 1 and Dive 2 involve understanding how to use your camera system and how to really improve the photos you take. Not stop there, we will also guide you the end! When we get back we will also teach you how to get those photos from your camera to your computer and how to do some basic editing in order to make the photo’s look much nicer.

It is such a very fun and challenging course, isn’t it?

ask for the schedule of workshop and request it if you want to have private course or private workshop.

Our Underwater Photography instructor has many years of experience and ready to guide you in taking your best shots, whether you’re a beginner or an experienced underwater photographer. In addition, we have the best macro spotter in Bali to help you capture the tiniest and most hidden marine creatures.

We’ve shared our Bali Fun Diving shots in our Gallery and Social Media

For Underwater Videography – subscribe to our Youtube Channel – Bali Fun Diving

We love it, we love sharing about it, and we’d love you to love it too.

Underwater Photography Bali

Bali dive sites for underwater photography

Bali is a top destination for underwater photography, offering something for every style—whether you’re into shooting tiny critters, wide reef scenes, or creative fashion shots. Here’s a quick guide to the best spots based on the photography type:

We have one the best super macro spotter in Bali, able to find tiny creatures.

FAQs about Underwater Photography & Videography

Yes, scuba certification is typically required for underwater photography or videography sessions that involve diving. This ensures safety and competence while handling equipment underwater. However, for shallow water shoots or snorkeling sessions, certification may not be necessary. It’s best to consult with us regarding specific requirements.

Beginners are advised to start with a compact digital camera paired with an underwater housing. As skills develop, one can invest in additional accessories like external strobes or wide-angle lenses to enhance image quality.

Wide-angle photography underwater can be challenging due to factors like water clarity, lighting conditions, and the need to get close to large subjects without causing disturbance. Utilizing appropriate lenses and lighting techniques can help overcome these challenges. ​

Many dive centers in Bali offer rental services for underwater photography equipment. However, if you’re accustomed to your own gear and have specific preferences, bringing your equipment is advisable. Ensure all equipment is well-maintained and suitable for the diving conditions in Bali.

While Bali offers numerous dive sites, some areas may have restrictions to protect marine ecosystems. It’s essential to check local regulations and consult with dive operators to ensure compliance with conservation efforts.

Let’s Diving in Bali

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