Small Groups, Safe & Unforgettable Experience
Dive with Mola Mola (Ocean Sunfish) in Bali with a professional team focused on safety, comfort, and truly enjoyable diving.
No rush, no crowded groups, just well-organized dives done the right way.
Small Groups, Safe & Unforgettable Experience
Dive with Mola Mola (Ocean Sunfish) in Bali with a professional team focused on safety, comfort, and truly enjoyable diving.
No rush, no crowded groups, just well-organized dives done the right way.
Mola Mola (Ocean Sunfish) can be encountered in Bali during the dry season, usually from April until November.
The peak season for encounters is typically between July and October, when colder ocean currents move closer to Bali and Nusa Penida.
During this period, water temperatures can range between 16°C and 25°C.
In general, the colder the ocean becomes, the higher the chances of encountering Mola Mola near cleaning stations and deeper reefs.
Because conditions can vary significantly during the season, every trip is planned according to:
At Zero Gravity Diving, you experience Bali diving the way it should be: personal, well-organized, and focused on quality rather than volume.
We are based in Sanur and organize diving trips across Bali with a strong focus on small groups. With a maximum of 4 divers per instructor, you receive the attention, safety, and relaxed atmosphere that makes a real difference underwater.
We don’t run “factory diving”. Every trip is carefully organized, from clear briefings and smooth logistics to calm, properly managed dives.
Based on our experience and encounter frequency during the season, these are the dive sites where Mola Mola are most commonly encountered:
Nusa Penida Island
1. Crystal Bay
2. Manta Point Wall
3. SD
4. PED
5. Sental
6. Toya Pakeh
Nusa Lembongan Island
7. Blue Corner
Candidasa Area
8. Tepekong Tunnel
9. Tepekong Pinnacle
10. Mimpang Reef
11. Biaha Wall
12. Tangked (Taked) Shark Cave
Every encounter is unique, and sightings always depend on conditions, currents, visibility, water temperature, and diver experience.
Mola Mola diving is recommended for Advanced Open Water divers with good buoyancy control and previous experience in currents.
Divers with the PADI Deep Diver Specialty usually have the highest chances of encounters, since Mola Mola are often spotted at greater depths near cleaning stations.
At Zero Gravity Diving, we always organize groups according to:
Open Water divers are welcome to join Mola Mola trips, however their encounter chances may be lower because they are limited to a maximum depth of 18 meters and cannot join deeper dive profiles with more experienced divers.
Our goal is always to combine:
Mola Mola dive sites can include:
For this reason, small groups make a significant difference in both safety and overall experience.
With a maximum of 4 divers per instructor, we can:
This approach is especially important during Mola Mola season, when conditions can vary significantly between dive sites and throughout the day.
This experience is ideal for divers who value quality over price.
If you are looking for:
you will feel right at home with us.
Zero Gravity Diving is a Bali-based dive center located in Sanur, specializing in high-quality diving experiences and dive safaris for divers and clubs from around the world.
We operate across Bali’s most iconic dive locations, including Nusa Penida, Padang Bai, Tulamben, and Candidasa, always with the same focus: safety, organization, and a great overall experience.
Nusa Penida & Nusa Lembongan
3 dives: IDR 3,000,000/person
Candidasa Area (Tepekong & Mimpang)
3 dives: starting from IDR 2,300,000/person
Biaha + Tepekong or Mimpang
3 dives: starting from IDR 2,400,000/person
Optional third dive
Additional dive: + IDR 500,000/person
Marine Park Fee
(Only for Nusa Penida trips)
IDR 100,000/person
(payable at the port before departure)
Ocean Sunfish (Mola Mola) season usually runs from April until November, with the highest encounter rates typically between July and October.
Yes. Mola Mola diving is recommended for Advanced Open Water divers with good buoyancy control and previous experience in currents.
Yes, Open Water divers are welcome to join. However, encounter chances may be lower because they are limited to shallower depths compared to more experienced divers.
Yes. Water temperatures during the season can range between 16°C and 25°C, depending on conditions and dive site location.
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