Manta Point, on the coast of Nusa Penida, is famous worldwide for its cleaning stations, that in a (almost) daily basis bring Manta Rays to get cleaned, swim around and have a look to the divers and snorkelers. The chances to see some Manta there are really high, and the chances to see more than…
Diving on the reefs around Nusa Lembongan and Penida is like flying over Underwater gardens…Or, at least, is how the experience is described often by our divers. The main highlights: Mantas, Molas, Turtles, nudis… Can’t hide the richness and health of the reefs: In a few minutes, you can pass flying on top a field…
This week, our divers were extremely lucky, because they saw a Mola during one of the dives in the North of Penida, at Pura Mas Gading! In January! Not that is difficult to see Sunfishes around here, it’s just that now is not the best season to meet with them. They love cold water, as…
G’day my name’s James and I’ve just completed my divemaster Training with Two Fish. A little about me and the training; I grew up in regional Western Australia on my family’s sheep and cattle property. I took up recreational diving, completing my Open Water in 2006. Since then I’ve slowly complied dives and tickets until…
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…
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…
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)…
People tempt to think that an IDC like the Lembongan IDC all begins on the day that the Instructor Development Course (IDC) is starting. Well we’ve got an easy answer to that which is …NO!! In fact, it could be the case for those who arrive or decide to join at the last minute. Jumping…