Menjangan Dynasty Resort, Pemuteran and Menjangan

from$103 /night

per person, breakfast only

Overview

  • Gorgeous glamping-style accommodation in a beautiful seaside location
  • Easy access to Menjangan’s best diving, PADI courses, and watersports
  • Indulge in the day spa, infinity pool, and delicious chef-prepared meals
  • First-class facilities for anyone looking to holiday in style

Overlooking the stunning Banyuwedang Bay, Bali's ultimate glamping resort is perfectly located to explore the nearby coral gardens of Menjangan. Get to know the region with PADI courses, guided diving and snorkelling, and other watersports like kayaking and paddleboarding - along with a handful of land-based adventures. Or, relax your days away at the resort’s beach club, home to a meticulously-manicured pool, private beach, relaxing day spa, and delicious dining. After a long day of adventure, relax in your exotic safari-tent-style room, complete with all the comforts a typical tent lacks.

Rooms

  • Beach camp tent

    1 x Double bed, sleeps 2

    Air conditioning, Ensuite bathroom, TV...
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    from $103 /night

  • Cliff tent villa

    1 x Double bed, sleeps 2

    Air conditioning, Ensuite bathroom, Private pool...
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    from $225 /night

  • Two-bedroom tent villa

    1 x Double bed, 2 x twin beds, sleeps 4

    Air conditioning, Ensuite bathroom, Private pool...
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    from $306 /night

Resort checklist

Number of rooms:28
Restaurants and bars:1

Meal plans:

  • Breakfast
  • Half Board
  • Full Board
Official dive center rating:PADI 5-Star Dive Resort
House reef:Yes

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October 2022

Juan D

It is a very nice place but five hours from the airport by car is too much

Diving in Pemuteran and Menjangan

  • Whitetip reef shark
    Whitetip reef shark
    Year round
  • Turtles
    Turtles
    Year round
  • Schooling reef fish
    Schooling reef fish
    Year round
  • Healthy corals
    Healthy corals
    Year round
  • Walls & pinnacles
    Walls & pinnacles
    Year round
  • Artificial reefs
    Artificial reefs
    Year round

Menjangan Island’s location protects it from the deep upwellings and currents that sweep much of eastern Bali. Combined with the very low rainfall in the area, the result is great visibility and relaxed diving. These sheltered conditions are ideal for coral growth and Menjangan Island has become well-known for its vibrant coral gardens in the shallows. Such easy conditions around Menjangan and at Pemuteran itself are also ideal for beginners. In fact, this area is probably one of the best in Bali for learning to scuba dive or completing further training. 

Menjangan Island diving

Most of Menjangan Island’s dive sites offer both shallow, coral-covered reef flats and steeper walls riddled with caves and overhangs. Here you can find fabulous whip corals, large sponges, and huge sea fans as you go deeper. Turtles, reef sharks, and schools of fusiliers are all common, as well as tuna, trevallies, and barracuda. Big marbled stingrays are sometimes seen in the deeper sections and manta or devil rays will occasionally pass by. There are even the heavily broken-up remains of a wreck! 

Pemuteran dive sites

The diving around Pemuteran itself focuses on several offshore reefs known as Taka, straight out from the village. Whilst the visibility is not as good as at Menjangan, these dive sites are great for a gentle afternoon dive hunting for macro. The famous Biorock artificial reefs are also worth exploring, particularly in the early morning. Divers can simply walk off the beach and explore a garden of incredible underwater structures, all covered with soft and hard corals and bustling with small reef fish.