Tanjung Jepun is on the west coast of Amuk Bay, northeast of the Blue Lagoon. The centre is an artificial reef: a small boat scuttled in 2008, at about 18 m, and statues on the bottom. Sand and rubble start around 5 m, then a slope. There is usually no current.
Blue-spotted stingrays are more reliable here than at many other Bali sites. Frogfish are here, and at night the site is good for macro. On the artificial reef, around 12–16 m, there are lionfish, scorpionfish, cuttlefish, batfish, nudibranchs, and seahorses. The map lists about 5–20 m. Entry is by boat. Do not go inside the wreck.
- Map coordinate
- −8.51927, 115.5106
- Dive type
- Wreck
- Entry
- Boat
- Depth
- About 5–18 m
- Water
- Salt water
Marine life
Blue-spotted stingray
The animal named most often at this site.
Cuttlefish
On the artificial reef beside the wreck.
Batfish
On the artificial reef beside the wreck.
Macro life
Night is the macro hour. For photos, use a macro lens and a focus light. Do not go inside the wreck.
Frogfish
On the rubble and on the statues. Lionfish and scorpionfish are there too.
Seahorse
On the rubble and on the statues. Lionfish and scorpionfish are there too.
Nudibranch
On the rubble and on the statues. Lionfish and scorpionfish are there too.
An animal on this list is not guaranteed on every dive.