Biorock Pemuteran Bali

Biorock Pemuteran Bali is a coral restoration project in Pemuteran Bay, on Bali’s north-west coast. It sits just offshore and can be seen by snorkelers and divers, with corals growing on submerged steel structures that use low-voltage electrical current to support reef growth.

What you find there

The project is part of Biorock Indonesia’s reef restoration work. Its aim is to help create healthier marine ecosystems and stronger local communities, now and for future generations. Underwater, visitors can observe the restoration structures, growing corals, and marine life associated with the recovering reef area.

Conservation work

Biorock Indonesia describes reef recovery as a long-term effort built through collaboration and partnership. Its work combines science, conservation, economic support, and advocacy, working with communities, government, universities, and the private sector. The Pemuteran project is also linked to education, coral adoption, restoration programmes, and field-based learning about reef protection.

Visiting

Biorock Pemuteran is relevant for both diving and snorkelling because the project spans a large section of the bay just offshore. It is a place to learn about how coral restoration is being carried out in Bali while seeing the underwater results directly.