On the second day, you will discover to some more choice diving spots in the area. Our first stop, at Ceningan Island, offers both a wall and channel. You will start off on a slope where large schools of sweetlip fish reside. The dive climaxes with a steep wall dropping off with soft coral growth and abundant fish life. The Ceningan Channel offers a drift dive where one can see some of the best marine life in the area such as sunfish, eagle rays, and sharks.

For your last day on Lembongan we go to Manta Point where the diving is pristine and the party never ends. It is as if you are diving in a giant aquarium and here you find manta dancing in their dramatic underwater habitat where the sea floor is carpeted with coral in every direction. You also encounter barracuda, giant traveling fish and small fish darting all over the place. From Manta Point you proceed to Sakenan Point for more challenging diving, in stronger currents, but with the promise of superb visibility with abundant marine life and dramatic underwater coral terrain.

We start the day with an early morning dive at the Second World War US Liberty ship wreck; the vessel rests at a depth of 3 to 29 meters and is completely encrusted with hard and soft coral, teeming with marine life. It is famous for its schooling jacks, resident giant Barracuda, Pygmy Seahorse, turtles, sharks, leaf scorpion fish, ghost pipefish, mantis shrimp and much more. The wreck is easily accessible from the beach and is also an excellent snorkel site.

In the morning you do a final shore dive at the Biorock project in Pemuteran. The biorock method is a revolutionary procedure to create artificial reefs. Today there are more than 20 Biorock projects around the globe, and this one was one of the first trial sites. The artificial reefs sit on white sand and provide homes for signal gobies, eels, small rays, lionfish, frogfish and scorpion fish including Leaf scorpion fish. Besides stimulating biodiversity, the biorock structures also combat beach erosion. Since English artist and environmentalist Celia Gregory joined the project, divers and snorkelers can now see underwater sculptures of a manta ray, dolphin, turtle, octopus, a miniature phinisi schooner and even a komodo dragon.

In the morning we take you to the Begawan Camp, North of Ubud, where an experienced rafting team will fit you with life jackets and a paddle and guide you down the stairs to the bank of the Ayung River. Before departure you receive an in-depth safety and equipment briefing from your own rafting guide. This two hour spectacular rafting trip down the Ayung River provides a thrill that begins the moment you push off from the river banks. The scenery takes you from mysterious jungle to breath-taking rice fields and the water is warm! On the more leisurely stretches through tropical forests you will see Hindu shrines that are brightly decorated on ceremonial days of prayer. A lunch buffet is prepared at the finish point marking the end of your trip.

Breakfast in the hotel. The morning is free at your leisure. At the appropriate time our guide will meet you at the lobby to transfer you to the airport for your return flight or the one to your next destination.