Seraya Secrets is one of the best Bali diving spots when it comes to night diving. At night, all of the animals come to life and put on a spectacular underwater display for you. Many of the animals, both big and small, become much more active at night. Cuttlefish, squid, and crabs may also be seen scuttling on the seafloor. Try shutting off your light for a time and letting your eyes adjust to the darkness to really appreciate the beauty of a night dive. There's a chance you'll see some bioluminescent plankton!

Diving the USAT Liberty Wreck during the day is an amazing experience, but exploring this renowned wreck at night gives such an astonishing panel of colors and a thick life that you will see the USAT Liberty in a whole new light. The USAT Liberty shipwreck is the greatest night diving location in Bali for exploring the underwater environment. The wreck provides an entirely different diving experience at night.

The night dive on the Liberty is considered by many divers to be one of the best dives they have ever done. Diving a wreck offers you a unique sensation, as if you're a treasure hunter, seeking for glimpses of life in the darkness. Diving the same wreck in the dark with a bright torchlight intensifies the experience.

Hunting predators can be seen, as well as a resident school of giant bumphead parrot fish that sleeps there at night. During the nightfall, groupers are hunting, and they'll approach quite near to you. Quite often, a huge moray eel will join a lonely grouper, and the two make an effective predatory team. Many types of shrimp, crabs, and nudibranchs are out out of their hiding places for supper, which macro enthusiasts will enjoy to see. And, to make your dive even more unique, at the safety stop, you'll be able to cover your torch light bean a little to enjoy the bioluminescent plankton, which is a magical time.

A night diving expedition does not require you to be a highly skilled diver. Many fascinating creatures emerge at night, including octopuses, cuttlefish, and crabs, to name a few. Look for macro life like nudibranchs, shrimps, and octopuses as you explore the water under torchlight, and you could even see some small reef sharks swimming by. Most notably, you'll get the opportunity to immerse yourself in the unearthly brilliance of bioluminescence at the ocean's depths. Night dives are wonderful for seeing a wide variety of macro life. And on top of that, you might even see stingrays and small sharks in Padang Bai after dark!

The simplicity of Pemuteran house reef appeals to many divers, especially the mandarin dragonets that arrive in the late afternoon. Some tourists have said that merely night-diving Pemuteran house reef is worth the trip to the north. Divers and snorkelers may visit the nurseries where coral is produced before being transplanted elsewhere as part of the Biorocks reef restoration project in the bay.