Mimpang

From the outside looking in Mimpang is comprised of three sizable boulders and is the location in Amuk Bay that is situated closest to Blue Lagoon.

The dive site appears to be more of a collection of ridges and huge boulders when viewed from below, with a high wall located to the south.

Conditions The conditions here can range from being somewhat peaceful and restful to being fairly demanding, depending on how you approach the dive. If there isn’t a cold current moving in from the ocean, visibility is excellent, and the temperature remains rather stable here most of the time.

Diverse Marinelife

The genuine allure of Mimpang is found in the abundance and variety of its marine life. It is widely considered as one of the greatest spots in Bali to observe sharks, and because to the relatively steady circumstances, scuba diving there may be a particularly delightful experience for people who are interested in seeing sharks in the region. The locals often refer to Mimpang as Shark Point.

It is also regarded to have a lush and abundant reef life, most of which can be found on the southern end of the island.

Schools of sweetlips, butterflyfish, bannerfish, and unicornfish are among the species that visitors to this location have the opportunity to observe and enjoy on a consistent basis.

There are triggerfish of every shape and size living in a garden filled with anemones of varying colors. Moray eels and blue-spotted rays are regular sights in this area of the ocean.

In terms of the shark sightings, White-tip reef sharks are often the ones that inhabit the region and may be seen there.