We’ve been having fun in Amed this week, not least with the bumphead parrotfish at the Liberty wreck. The Liberty is known for it’s schooling bumpheads, although normally they are seen only at sunrise and sunset as they sleep there, during the day they normally leave the wreck to avoid divers (We see them more…
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Diving is the main activity on our Resorts and also is the center of most of this posts but, for the people that can’t dive or doesn’t want for any reason, there is another great way to enjoy the creatures and corals that we talk about: From the surface, or from certain depth, depending on…
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The hustle and bustle of Gili Air are back in full swing after new year it’s been a great week hanging out after diving for a few beers, nice food and to watch the sunset over Bali. This week in Gili Air I have begun my training with my tech guru Yvonne press starting with…
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The Idiomysis bring colour and cuteness to Lembeh Strait this week. These lovely little Shrimp are so bright and unusual looking, they almost don’t look real! Thanks to our guest, Volker for taking these great shots of the tiny little guys! The Idiomysis or Opossum Shrimp is only the size of a grain of rice.…
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Already on the second week of 2018. We have changed the year and started the new one, but the dives around Nusa Penida and Lembongan keep being as awesome as in 2017. Lots of nudis to be found; healthy reefs; shoals of fishes; massive sponges; alien-like tunicates; cute “nemos”… Different year, but same great manta…
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Bunaken always has a nice surprise for you! 7 eagle rays spotted at the divesite Cela Cela by Markus at 50m was a bit special though! No pictures, unfortunately (I know it didn’t happen then!) but eagle rays are seen quite regularly around that area. Quite often they are seen in the shallow waters as…
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A fairly relaxed Christmas and New Year in south Lombok with a very Indonesian style Christmas lunch and a few drinks and fireworks for the New Year. We also had a visit from an old friend/student divemaster trainee Zoe (although not a trainee anymore) and her friend Maria who came to spend the holidays with…
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Who doesn’t love to see Giant Trevallies going out for some hunting? Around Nusa Penida, in some of the dive sites, normally when the current is strong, you can see gangs of huge silver angry Giant Trevallies going around the reef, swimming around, facing the current, looking for the nicest meal (or the easiest catch)…
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