Ecotourism Nusa Penida

31/08/2024

What reefs do you want to visit?
We have our preference of course but unfortunately, these reefs are not to be taken for granted. Many organisations are spending a lot of time and money to protect and actively grow them. A little insight in our communities work.
ray joined us experiencing the pleasure in giving back to the reef. 🪸

The incredible took some great shots of that day.

30/08/2024

27/08/2024

How much impact can one family have in just one day? This beautiful family planted 350 corals which equals about 20 square meters of reef with us. It was great to meet such an interested and conscious family.

Our programs are the way to educate children and yourself, with enough hands-on experience that makes you deeply understand the knowledge received.

Thank you! 🙏

22/08/2024

Is coral planting for everyone?

So far, we only had incredible guests who gave us great feedback. Our guests are from a lot of different backgrounds, but they all had one thing in common. ☝️

They all did care more for the ocean than for their nail polish. 💅

So if that’s you, you will have a great time with us. 🪸🤗

Pictures by the incredible
Shout outs to our stunt woman and freediving conservationist

20/08/2024

16/08/2024

When conservation becomes cool within the new generation, future generations have hope to see all the privileges other generations often took for granted.

Thanks to for capturing these proud students changing trends. 🫶

10/08/2024

The happy faces of people actively making the world a better place. The joy of giving is the immediate reward to people doing good. Beneath all the complexities of life we just want everyone’s and everything’s wellbeing.

We all felt it when we have planted 26 mangroves and collected over 50kg of trash.

Stop mass consumption on your travels and experience the lasting impressions of giving back to nature.

07/08/2024

Seaweed is a crucial part of the local economy. With most of Balis infrastructure focussed on tourism, seaweed can provide stability for communities during times of less tourism.

During Covid, many people went back to seaweed farming as tourists were not allowed to enter the country.

Learn more about seaweed farming and join our seaweed tour.

31/07/2024

A coral fence is what we call ropes propagated with corals that trap dead coral rubble and therefore stabilise the sediment. With less sediment movement two things happen.
1. Less gravel is breaking healthy coral colonies
2. Reef rehabilitation speeds up as the area is sheltered

Join us on our path to big scale impact. 🪸🐠

Picture by the incredible 🤙

12/07/2024

After contributing to the reforestation of these vital ecosystems, we will explore the healthy mangrove forest by boat, kayak, or stand up paddle. Your choice how you want to navigate through this mysterious habitat. 🌳🛶

This incredible picture was taken by 😘