This point is the island, not one wall. Pulau Menjangan is in West Bali National Park. Around it there are gentle coral gardens and walls that drop away. Many points have their own page: the posts, the temple, the west end, and the wooden wreck. This page describes the island as a whole.
Go by boat from the Labuhan Lalang jetty, about 30 minutes, or from Bangsring in about 1 hour. The dive points have fixed moorings, so the boat does not drop an anchor onto the coral. A usual dive is often at 20–30 m. Current is often light, and on a calm day the island can suit a diver who has just finished a course. Along the back of the island the current can still run, so the route follows the current.
What is named most often on this island is the coral garden, the turtles, and the reef sharks. The 19th-century wooden ship, locally called Kapal Budak, is at the west end and has its own pin, Anchor Wreck. Its anchor is about 5–6 m and its stern about 46 m. Do not expect that wreck in the middle of the island. Lunch is often on a small beach near a post or near the temple.
- Map coordinate
- −8.0966, 114.51103
- Dive type
- Wall and garden
- Entry
- Boat
- Depth
- A usual dive is often 20–30 m
- Water
- Salt water, about 27–30°C
Marine life
Turtle
On the gardens and the walls around the island.
Reef shark
More often when there is current, on the exposed walls.
An animal on this list is not guaranteed on every dive.