Maximal 8 person
100k IDR Per Pax
Departure : 06.00 Am
Duration 2 Hours
Finish 08.00 Am
life jacket
maximum 3 Pax
Extra 100k Per Person .
Extra 100k IDR Per Pax
Departure : 06.00 Am
Duration 2 Hours
Finish 08.00 Am
life jacket
Per person Available on Sharing & Private Boat
100k IDR Per Pax
Departure : 06.00 Am
Duration 3 Hours
Finish 09.00 Am
Equipment Life Jacket
goggles mask
100k IDR Per Pax
Departure : 06.00 Am
Duration 2 Hours
Finish 08.00 Am
Equipment Life Jacket / goggles mask
Extra 200k IDR Per Pax
Departure : 08.00 Am
Duration 3 Hours
Finish 11.00 Am
Equipment Life Jacket + Goggles Mask
We Provide 3 long Trip Waterfall
Hidden Waterfall
Fiji Waterfall
Sekumpul Waterfall
The Trip Included
Mineral Water
1 Guide
We provide Medium Trip
Hidden waterfall
Sekumpul Waterfall
The Trip Included
Mineral water
1 Guide
Airpot to Lovina 800k
Lovina To Airport 800k
Ubud : 700k
Seminyak 700k
Legian 700k
Canggu 700k
Kuta 700k
Lovina to Ubud 700k
Lovina To Seminyak 700k
Lovina to Legian 700k
Lovina To Canggu 700k
Lovina To Kuta 700k
Hi My Name Gede Budi Artawan,
I Own Boat & provide Dolphin Trip In Lovina, I come From Desa Anturan Pantai Celuk Agung, And anturan Celuk Agung Is where The Boat Leaving to See The Dolphin.
i Live Right In Front Of The Sea And i Been Doing Dolphin Activity For many Years.
I Also Provide Snorkeling Trip For Who Need To do Snorkeling Activity In Lovina.
Nestled along the northern coast of Bali, Lovina is renowned for its tranquil beaches and stunning sunsets, but one of its most captivating attractions is the chance to see dolphins in their natural habitat. My recent trip to Lovina was made even more special by the company of my friend Budi, a local who knows the area intimately.
Our adventure began before dawn. Budi and I woke up to the soft sounds of waves lapping against the shore, the air filled with the promise of a beautiful day. We made our way to the beach, where small wooden boats bobbed gently on the water, ready for eager tourists.
Budi, with his easy smile and friendly demeanor, quickly made friends with the boat captain, who shared tales of the local dolphin pods. As we set out into the early morning mist, the sky transformed from deep blue to hues of orange and pink, creating a breathtaking backdrop for our adventure.
After a short boat ride, we arrived at the designated dolphin-watching area. As the sun rose higher, we spotted the first few dolphins breaching the surface, their sleek bodies glistening in the morning light. It was a magical sight! Budi and I leaned over the side of the boat, our hearts racing with excitement.
With each passing moment, more dolphins joined the party, leaping and playing in the waves. Budi pointed out different behaviors, explaining how these intelligent creatures communicate and interact. His passion for marine life was infectious, making the experience even more enriching.
As we drifted among the playful dolphins, Budi shared stories of his childhood in Lovina. He described how the community respects the ocean and its inhabitants, emphasizing the importance of sustainable tourism. This perspective deepened my appreciation for the experience, reminding me that witnessing such wonders should come with a responsibility to protect them.
After an hour of watching the dolphins dance in the morning sun, we returned to shore, both of us buzzing with excitement. The experience was not just about seeing dolphins; it was about connecting with nature, learning from a friend, and embracing the spirit of Bali.
We ended our morning with a traditional Balinese breakfast at a nearby café, savoring fresh fruit and local delicacies while recounting our favorite moments from the boat. The laughter and camaraderie we shared made the experience even more memorable.
