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Pemuteran Bio-Rock is a coral-restoration project off Pemuteran Beach in northwest Bali. It uses low-voltage electrical mineral accretion on submerged structures to support coral growth and can be visited by snorkellers and shore divers.

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About this place

Pemuteran Bio-Rock is a coral-restoration project off Pemuteran Beach on Bali’s northwest coast. The project was established in 2000 and uses low-voltage electrical mineral accretion on submerged metal structures to encourage coral growth.

What you find there

The offshore structures support developing coral formations and marine habitat. Visitors can view the project from the water by snorkelling or shore diving, with access conditions depending on tides, weather and local sea conditions.

Restoration work

Biorock Indonesia identifies Pemuteran as one of its restoration sites. The electrical mineral-accretion process encourages limestone minerals to form on the structures, providing a surface where corals can attach and grow.

Visiting

The Biorock Information Center is on Jalan Seririt-Gilimanuk in Yehpanas, Pemuteran. Visitors should follow local operator guidance, avoid touching coral and use reef-safe practices in the water.

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Where is Pemuteran Bio‑Rock located?

The Biorock Information Center is on Jalan Seririt-Gilimanuk in Yehpanas, Pemuteran (Gerokgak, Buleleng), with the restoration structures offshore of Pemuteran Beach.

Can visitors see the project in the water?

Yes — visitors can view the submerged structures by snorkelling or shore diving, with access depending on tides, weather and local sea conditions.

What method does the project use to restore coral?

The project uses low-voltage electrical mineral accretion on submerged metal structures to encourage limestone minerals to form and corals to attach and grow.

Who identifies and runs the site?

Biorock Indonesia identifies Pemuteran as one of its restoration sites and operates the mineral-accretion work.

Any tips for visiting?

Follow local operator guidance, avoid touching coral and use reef-safe practices while in the water.

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Biorock Information Center, Jalan Seririt-Gilimanuk, Yehpanas, Pemuteran, Gerokgak, Buleleng, Bali 81155, Indonesia

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