Manta Point

Manta Point is a marine site off the southern coast of Nusa Penida in the Nusa Islands area. The site is associated with manta rays and lies within the reef and open-water environment around the island. Visitors travel by boat to reach the area and enter the water when local conditions allow.

What you find there

Visitors reach the site by boat and enter the water for diving or snorkelling when local conditions allow. The underwater landscape includes sections of reef, areas of open water and marine life. Manta rays appear seasonally and in line with natural conditions, and sightings vary with weather and sea state.

Marine setting

The waters around Nusa Penida are influenced by deep channels, currents and the island’s limestone coast. These factors shape visibility, temperature and surface conditions. Sea conditions can change quickly in this area due to currents and exposure to open water.

Visiting

Access is arranged through licensed local operators who assess currents and weather for safe visits. Visitors follow marine park rules, avoid touching wildlife and take care around the reef to prevent damage. Manta Point lies offshore from Batukandik, Nusa Penida, in an area reached by local boats.