Bali offers more than waves—it’s also a freediver’s dream. With crystal-clear waters, stunning coral reefs, and a growing freedive community, the island is one of Southeast Asia’s top freediving hubs.
Amed & Jemeluk Bay: Calm bays, easy shore access, and clear water. Ideal for beginners.
Tulamben: Famous for the USAT Liberty shipwreck. A must-dive for underwater adventurers.
Pemuteran: Known for its coral restoration and bio-rock projects. Beautiful and meaningful.
Freediving is about more than breath-holding—it's about mastering calm. A certified course will teach you:
Breathing and relaxation techniques
Equalisation methods
Safety protocols and buddy systems
Streamlined and sculpted suits make all the difference. Choose a swimsuit or spring suit that moves with you and won’t shift as you dive. Ocean Soul Swimwear’s Mentawai and Sulawesi suits are double-lined, compressive without restricting, and flattering for freedive photos too.
Never dive alone
Stay hydrated
Allow recovery time between dives
Respect your limits (and the ocean)
Freediving is often described as moving meditation. It reduces stress, sharpens focus, and brings you back to the present moment—one breath at a time.
Bali’s underwater world invites you to dive deep and disconnect. With the right mindset—and the right suit—it’s a whole new kind of freedom.
There’s a unique kind of freedom that comes from boarding a plane with just your board bag, a few essentials, and a one-way ticket to somewhere warm and wave-rich. For many, that place is Bali—and for good reason.
The Mentawai Islands sit at the top of every surfer’s dream list—and once you’ve been, you’ll know why. Imagine glassy turquoise waves peeling over coral reefs, palm-fringed islands untouched by mass tourism, and a rhythm of life that revolves entirely around the tides.
In the age of fast fashion, it's all too easy to settle for swimwear that’s cheap, trendy, and convenient. But if you've ever owned a flimsy bikini that sagged after a few wears or a one piece swimsuit that turned see-through in the sun, you know that fast fashion often comes at a higher cost than the price tag.
