The last week at Two Fish Lembongan we have been diving mostly the dive sites on the North of Nusa Penida and Nusa Lembongan, and it was just amazing. As we sail through low season at the moment there are fewer tourists on the island, and fewer divers underwater. Visibility is good, always around 20m+,…
Black Snapper in Bunaken Black snapper are found in schools all around Bunaken’s walls. They are grey in colour with darker shades near the tail and fins. Other names for them are the black beauty snapper and the newspaper snapper. They are easily confused with a midnight snapper but these ones have a yellow eye.…
Clownfish at Nusa Penida Lots of amazing diving around Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida during the last week. Dive sites like Mangrove, Toyapakeh and SD were filled with warm waters and tons of fish. Even if we are in low season and there was no encounter with big stuff our customers Reed and Peeter from…
Ghost Pipefish in Gili Air If you’re very lucky – or have been diving with a guide with expert eyes – you may have seen ghost pipefish before. Joanne Taylor had the careful eye of our dive guide, Jen, when she was able to capture this striking image of an ornate ghost pipefish in Gili…
Giant Frogfish in Lembeh Lembeh is so renowned for its crazy critters, and our dive guides are so good at spotting them, that many experienced divers come to us with a ‘checklist’ of things they want to see! Frogfish are often requested by our guests because Lembeh Strait is home to so many different species…
Meet Ningsih – Divemaster Trainee Hi, i’m Ningsih. I’m doing my Divemaster training in Two Fish Divers Lembongan. Here’s what I have been doing… Last week I was busy doing my dive site mapping at Crystal Bay dive site, with Damien, Damien is another divemaster in training also at Two Fish Lembongan. We completed our…
Nudibranch in Amed One very cool thing about diving from Two Fish Divers Amed is the diversity of nudibranchs you can find on the different dive sites available. Well, it would be lying to say it only happens in Amed but as far as I know, we are very well ranked when it comes to…
Bubble Algae (Valonia ventricosa) are found all over the world on most reefs. You might have seen them snorkeling or diving before and wondered what the shiny metallic ball was. They are sometimes called a cursed grape or a soldier’s eyeball but it is one of the largest unicellular organisms in the world. There are…