The ocean sunfish, commonly known as the Mola mola, are one of the most extraordinary fish found in the ocean. Due to their round, flattened form they are reminiscent of a millstone, called mola in Latin. Ocean sunfish are found in both temperate and tropical regions around the world. They are frequently seen near the surface, an amazing site to witness as they bask in the sun to raise their body temperature after deep ocean dives, sometimes as deep as 600 meters!
As the heaviest bony fish on earth, the ocean sunfish can reach a maximum body length of over 3 meters, a height of up to 4 meters, and weigh over 2 tons. On its skin live a variety of parasites and organisms, therefore, they are often seen being cleaned by various fish and even seabirds as it floats on the surface. These parasites can also create a magnificent bioluminescence that light up the Mola mola at night. Would you like to see this amazing phenomenon in person and dive with the ocean sunfish? Click here to discover the best places around the globe to dive with the Mola mola, one of the ocean’s most gentle giants.
This is the only historical shipwreck in Bali, ranked #3 in the world for Wreck diving! The wreck is 25 meters form shore at a depth of 4 to 29 meters below the surface with most of it occuring in a shallow area. This dive site does not have strong currents, has clear water, and warm temperatures. Difficult entry!
A 25-minute boat ride down the coast, in front of Calella, there are three underwater mountains called Los Ullastres. From beginner to advanced, there is a lot to see for every diver. Beautiful steep walls with gorgonians and lots of fish are just one example. A torch is recommended.
Located practically in front of, and less than two miles from, the port of Llafranc, you will find three fantastic underwater mountains called Els Ullastres.
After a 35 minute boat ride we reach the site Furio Fito. A plateau with an impressively beautiful steep wall overgrown with sea fans. An additional free-standing rock needle is located to the east near the reef. From time to time we come across a stronger current, so it is only suitable for experienced divers.
This dive site is located in a partially protected area of the Natural Park. Its topography with underwater mountains and waters rich in marine life make it one of the best in the park. Adaptable to all levels, even deep dives with gorgonians.
This is one our favourite dive sites since it has the widest range of wildlife. The reef gently slopes down from the island apart from the wall at the south west which drops 22-26 meters.