Today we are going to be looking at many peoples favourite animals underwater, the frogfish of Lembeh. They are a firm favourite among all divers but can you identify what each one is? It always makes a dive more enjoyable when you know what creature you’re looking at and with so many varieties of this…
It’s not everyday that we get to witness a marriage proposal, and this one was extra special as it happened to Irene and Leo underwater while diving the USAT Liberty Shipwreck in Tulamben, Bali! Leo and Irene, who arrived from Singapore earlier this week, did several days of diving and completed an Enriched Air Diver…
About a year ago I had the pleasure of stumbling upon the beautiful island of Bunaken in North Sulawesi, Indonesia. I came in search of amazing diving and what I got was so much more. I found a place where I could train to become a PADI Divemaster. One year later and I am back…
The Giant Frogfish, Antennarius commerson, is an ambush predator so it usually relies on camouflage to avoid detection and they can actually change the hue of their skin to better match their surroundings making them almost impossible to spot. Sometimes though, the Giant Frogfish are hard to miss in Bunaken, growing up to 38cm in…
South Lombok is becoming known as the next Raja Ampat of Indonesia with stunning reefs, pristine beaches and few diving boats in the region. South Lombok has been traditionally an area for the intrepid traveler but now it is easier to reach than ever before! Air Asia has now recognised this as a prime destination…
Okay – so you’ve made the decision to change your life, to live your dream and become a PADI Instructor – congratulations! Now here’s how to rock your PADI IDC (Instructor Development Course) and ensure that you get the most possible from your experience! Here are our top tips for maximising your program and ensuring…
As we all know, after scuba diving we need to wait 12 hours prior to flying if we have made a single dive. As most of our divers stay and dive for repetitive days or make repetitive dives (more than one dive in one day), the waiting time becomes 18 hours. So what does one…
Mandarin fish have got to be one of the most colourful and truly ornate looking fish that we see in the Indo-Pacific. During the day time, whilst we do have occasional sightings, these little critters lay low and hide within the branches of staghorn corals. During sunset however, they leave the reef and perform one…