Bali Sea Walker Experience
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Walking at the ocean is an awesome things to do in Bali which will give you an ultimate experience. You will have a great opportunity to see marine life by doing Sea Walker in Bali. Although Sea Walking is an easier activity comparing with scuba diving, but you will have excellent chance to get in touch with some tropical fishes in their life and seeing live corals. You will only need using helmet with oxygen in it which will be provided to keep breathing as usual. You do not even need any previous training or experience or even for you with the first experience in the ocean. You will be accompanied with well trained Sea Walking instructor at all times under water.
Bottled water
Food and any other optional expenses
Souvenir photos (available to purchase)
- ADULT: : 12 - 65
- COVID-19 vaccination required for guides
- Face masks required for guides in public areas
- Gear/equipment sanitised between use
- Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- The duration of the trip "with transfers" is approx 3 hours (from pickup till drop off)
- COVID-19 vaccination required for guides
- Face masks required for guides in public areas
- Gear/equipment sanitised between use
- Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- The duration of the trip "with transfers" is approx 3 hours (from pickup till drop off)
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
- For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time.
- If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
- This experience requires good weather. If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund.
Opinie
Bali Seawalker
yunitawu, 22-10-2020
Thank you Bali Sun Tours for best day we had on the seawalker activity. Booking process done very very easy, staff very helpful, all very professional. The experience also very nice, saw many fishes. Bali Seawalker recommended for anyone.
Love this Sea Walking
bigboss009, 19-10-2020
I love this simple experience so much, I did it with my girlfriend and she loved it too. We will definitely do this again when the pandemic end. Thank you Bali Sun Tours
Absolutely Awesome
raft789, 19-10-2020
We did this experience, all the staff are friendly and helpful, the water was clear, we could see many fishes. I can highly recommend this activity to anyone. Thank you Bali Sun Tours
Great for a first time experience
572kingshukd, 05-03-2020
I went for this in February 2020 in Tanjung Benoa, Bali. It was an excellent experience. There is another in Sanur that costs double.
Okay, first things first. If you are planning a seawalk, you will find two types of prices, one double than the other, and I found this not explained anywhere.
1. The higher priced one is a 1 hour big boat ride (seats around 100 people) from Tanjung Benoa port in Bali towards Nusa Penida/other island. You dismount the big boat on a big pontoon (floating anchored jetty of sorts). There is a fixed ladder from the pontoon to the bottom of the sea (around 10-15 meters). A big helmet is placed on your head, and you take all the time in the world to climb down to the bottom, while a diver in scuba gear supervises, and assists you. Then you walk for a bit, and climb up the stairs to the pontoon. They take underwater photos and videos and will try to sell these to you at an exorbitant price. The camera fees are postpaid, and this is completely optional. But your photos and videos are taken whether you will buy them later or not. They will also have several pairs of good boots that you will need to walk underwater in.
2. The lower priced one is a 5 minute ride in a pretty small boat (4 people), and you dismount on to a small pontoon. There is a small ladder of 3-4 steps, on which you stand while the helmet is placed over your head. Then the diver in scuba suit takes control, and will take you down to the bottom of the sea pretty fast. Then you walk for a bit, and you are then taken back to the pontoon by the scuba diver. Then the small boat takes you back to port. You will need to rent and take a GoPro style camera (also exorbitant price) which will be used to take your photos and videos underwater, and then given back to you to take to port where they will give your photos and videos and keep the camera. This is a prepaid system, so if you don't rent and take the camera beforehand, the guys over at the pontoon don't have any gear to take photos and videos. They have just one pair of plastic shoes for underwater walk, that is a tight fit for most people.
P.S. The GoPro cameras/similar ones they have, are really old, and take VGA level photos and videos. Don't expect these to have stunning quality that you can view on a 4K TV.
We did option 2, and the experience was good. They take good care of you, and co-operate and help fully.
Okay, first things first. If you are planning a seawalk, you will find two types of prices, one double than the other, and I found this not explained anywhere.
1. The higher priced one is a 1 hour big boat ride (seats around 100 people) from Tanjung Benoa port in Bali towards Nusa Penida/other island. You dismount the big boat on a big pontoon (floating anchored jetty of sorts). There is a fixed ladder from the pontoon to the bottom of the sea (around 10-15 meters). A big helmet is placed on your head, and you take all the time in the world to climb down to the bottom, while a diver in scuba gear supervises, and assists you. Then you walk for a bit, and climb up the stairs to the pontoon. They take underwater photos and videos and will try to sell these to you at an exorbitant price. The camera fees are postpaid, and this is completely optional. But your photos and videos are taken whether you will buy them later or not. They will also have several pairs of good boots that you will need to walk underwater in.
2. The lower priced one is a 5 minute ride in a pretty small boat (4 people), and you dismount on to a small pontoon. There is a small ladder of 3-4 steps, on which you stand while the helmet is placed over your head. Then the diver in scuba suit takes control, and will take you down to the bottom of the sea pretty fast. Then you walk for a bit, and you are then taken back to the pontoon by the scuba diver. Then the small boat takes you back to port. You will need to rent and take a GoPro style camera (also exorbitant price) which will be used to take your photos and videos underwater, and then given back to you to take to port where they will give your photos and videos and keep the camera. This is a prepaid system, so if you don't rent and take the camera beforehand, the guys over at the pontoon don't have any gear to take photos and videos. They have just one pair of plastic shoes for underwater walk, that is a tight fit for most people.
P.S. The GoPro cameras/similar ones they have, are really old, and take VGA level photos and videos. Don't expect these to have stunning quality that you can view on a 4K TV.
We did option 2, and the experience was good. They take good care of you, and co-operate and help fully.
Highly recommended
Philip_K, 07-10-2022
This was an awesome experience. We were picked up on time and the whole thing felt very organised and efficient. There were so many fishes and some corals. We felt safe doing this and there was an instructor with Scuba gear with us the whole time.
We chose to get photos which was 450k and this was well with it. I think it will be very difficult to try to get photos yourself as the helmet is disorienting and it's awkward walking around at the bottom.
They took so many nice photos and videos and gave us a CD of then as well as transferred directly to our phone before we left.
We chose to get photos which was 450k and this was well with it. I think it will be very difficult to try to get photos yourself as the helmet is disorienting and it's awkward walking around at the bottom.
They took so many nice photos and videos and gave us a CD of then as well as transferred directly to our phone before we left.
Murky waters, nice divers
Megahan_E, 29-05-2022
The fish were good, however the water was murky and they overprice their photos and make you pay for them in advance. They look nothing like the photos they show you before you go to the water.
