Photo courtesy of Livingseas Foundation
No water, no life. No blue, no green.
~ Dr. Sylvia Earle
Are you ready to dive right in with us to contribute to marine conservation efforts off the little island of Bali?
Environmental Impact:
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Planting and restoring coral reefs
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Protect marine ecosystems and habitats
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Restore reef biodiversity through restoration efforts
Social Impact:
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Enhance livelihoods for fisherfolk
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Engage local communities in restoration activities
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Increase compliance in sustainable fishing practices
Educational Impact:
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Empowering local communities trained for restoration efforts
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Increase awareness about reef ecology, sustainable and unsustainable practices, and compliance to marine protected area laws.
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Involvement in the younger generation in the village building the next generation of local changemakers
Trip Highlights
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Visit a textile shop supporting women weavers in the community
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Participate in hands-on coral restoration efforts
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Witness the scale of restoration efforts and its outcomes
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Experience a rich and biodiverse marine habitat
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Interact with the local fisherfolk and experience their way of life
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Go out in a traditional jukung and try out line fishing (maybe see some dolphins if you're lucky!)
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Learn about the ornamental fish trade
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Contribute to welfare for captive wildlife
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Hike to a waterfall
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Stay in a traditional fishing village
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Savour traditional Balinese cuisine
Photo courtesy of Livingseas Foundation
Programme
6 days | 5 nights
Day 1:
Transfer from airport to Les Village
Visit a textile shop supporting women weavers in the community
Day 2-5:
Les Village Introduction
Snorkeling & Ornamental fish trade
Coral Restoration / Maintenance (For Divers)
Temple tour & waterfall trek
Fishing in Traditional Jukung
Welfare for captive wildlife project
(Diving/Snorkelling/Swimming in open water)
Day 6:
Transfer back to the airport / city
Programme is subjected to change depending on weather and availability.
Inclusions
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Accommodations at the homestay (Twin sharing basis)
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All programmes & permits required
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Land & Sea Transfers
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Dive/Snorkel Gear & Equipment
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All meals at the homestay
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Conservation trained Guides & Facilitators
Exclusions
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International flights & visas
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Travel/Health/Dive Insurance, Medical requirements
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Meals not stated
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Any personal expenses, such as souvenirs & gifts etc.
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Diving lessons / refreshers
Available dates: 11 - 16 Sep 2026
Minimum 6 pax to go
All participants who sign up for this program should be fully aware of the risks involved in participating in water activities such as diving, snorkeling and swimming in open water.
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