Snorkeling in Nusa Dua, South Bali, was disappointing

         

We have snorkeled in Nusa Dua but the water wasn`t very bright and there

wasn`t much fish to see

In Jimbaran we booked a snorkeling trip to Nusa Dua

We were picked up at the hotel and there was a guide going with us

We might snorkeling one hour but once back at the beach it turned out

we had snorkeled 45 minutes

Afterwords it was a disappointing and expensive trip

If you like snorkeling in Bali, I recommend Menjangan Island

The beaches at Nusa Dua are white sand, long and very safe for swimming

There is also a public beach here Pantai Geger/Geger Beach

This is the best place to head to if you are not staying at Nusa Dua

Nusa Dua either refers to the entire eastern side of the Bukit Peninsula at the southern tip of Bali, or it more commonly refers to the purpose-built, gated and beautifully maintained tourist enclave (Kawasan Pariwisata - Tourism District)

at the southeast side of this peninsula

Nusa Dua enclave has three manned gates and everyone entering

is subject to a security search

While some may criticize this for creating the sense of an "artificial location", given the prior acts of terrorism in Bali many guests appreciate the fact

that security checks are made to enhance their safety