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Adi Rahayu 401 Dive

About Adi Rahayu 401 Dive

ADI RAHAYU is the sister company of ADIASSRI and Mr. Komang Sumantri is the Owner from all sources of business under PT. ADI SUMANTRI.His Success in carved the curve lagoon shore the fisher village of Pemuteran become a beauty area worth for the tourism and local peoples and their activity become an attraction on behalf of Resort program. Those collaboration idea had effected them on how the Local people on fishers village would take for a granted to keep it nature as a safe place for the resort’s guest at the area. The other benefit have been owning monthly by the community was the amount share provided by the Hotel directly to the community.Dive site MENJANGAN ISLAND is one of a few world best dive area as the main target of divers came and stay at Pemuteran. Since there are an extra charge for the entrance fee was rising up included the grown handling, it cause Dive Site of Menjangan become a quiet expensive program effect those basic cost itself not include the 15 minutes Car transportation to the harbor plus the cost for adventure across by traditional wooden boat.We will mostly introduce divers a huge alternative dive spot as the second option or target in package holidays to have more possibility to explores the Northern Bali dive sites from various Local reefs along Pemuteran bay, experience the coral garden karang lestari ( bio rock ) it just a spectacular shore dive.

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Pemuteran, Gerokgak, Buleleng Regency, Bali 81155, Indonesia
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