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Scuba Seraya Resort

Bali

Just 3 km before the world renown dive destination Tulamben with it's famed "Liberty" ship wreck on Bali North East coast, wedged between the sparkling water of beautiful, un-spoilt Muntig bay and the holy mountain, Gunung Agung, lies a cluster of luxurious Villas and Maisonettes. Scuba Seraya Resort sits amidst lush tropical and landscape on its private beach black volcanic sand. The Resort has been carefully designed with a sense of style. A picturesque peaceful heaven, with thatched roofs, teak wood furnishings, marble and natural stones from across the Indonesian archipelago, it conveys the serenity of a traditional village, yet it features all modern amenities. The Scuba Seraya Resort provides a tranquil vista in a beautiful setting for quiet relaxation.

Accommodation

Ocean View Villas (4 Units)
Double beds only, armoir, sofa, table and chair, reading lights, veranda facing sea,own private garden with kitchenette (bar and small refrigerator), plunge - tub, Bale Bengong (Balinese style day bed) facing sea. Bathroom semi-outdoors, direct access to garden or bedroom, hairdryer, shower.

Garden Maisonettes (8 units)
Double or twin beds, armoir, table and chair, reading lights, veranda with sofa facing garden, partial sea and volcano view. Bathroom outdoors, shower.

All rooms are air conditioned and finished in natural stone, marble and teakwood.

Scuba Seraya Dive

Scuba Seraya Dive is now widely regarded as one of NE - Bali's best run dive centers. Being a PADI resort association member, safety and quality are of prime concern. If you look for individual attention, no groups, unhurried service and very small classes, Scuba Seraya Resort and Scuba Seraya Dive are just your ticket! Easy beach entries and the resorts purpose-built fast dive boat assure a totally relaxed way of diving. There is a great variety of “critters” just in front of the resort. Besides all the known Tulamben and Amed dive-sites, we have explored and found many as yet unknown sites in the close vicinity as well as further afield.