After last week we can be confident in saying that the Mola Mola season has officially started after a group of divers spotted 6 up close on two dives! Thomas & Barbara and their eight friends from Tommidive in Germany all left with huge smiles after their last day when they had a lovely party…
Hello from Nusa Lembongan! It’s starting to get busier here as people arrive for their summer holidays with the stunning reefs and big fish we have in our rich waters here. Weather is great, sometimes cloudy, lovely and warm but not too hot and humid – to be honest it’s probably our favorite time of…
This week we’ve been enjoying the cooler time of year and diving a lot on the North side of Nusa Penida. The reefs here are in great condition with loads of marine life – including this Hawksbill Turtle who was so busy eating she wasn’t at all bothered by our divers taking photos and videos.…
This week we’ve been very lucky to see beautiful Manta rays and Mola Ramseyi but also plenty of different species of fish. In the North of Nusa Penida we dive daily on one of the most spectacular and healthy coral reef that I have ever seen. Yesterday at the dive site SD we spotted a…
We’ve had some amazing mola action this week in Nusa Lembongan, the highlight being Tuesday’s dive at Blue Corner where we had 12 Mola Ramseyi. Blue Corner is a great site, but is not always diveable due to currents – our guides timed it right and we left the centre at 6am for a sunrise…
When the wind and the waves put an end to ocean diving, there is always time for ‘sciencey diving.’ On Wednesday 25th July, a ‘sciencey diving’ chat was hosted at Two Fish, Lembongan. The event was advertised publicly, and we had some our guests in the resort attend as well as other tourists to the…
Usually at this time of year the water begins to get colder and the nutrient rich currents bring to Lembongan megafauna like the Mola Ramsayi. This week the Mola was seen by our guests Alex and Richard, who were here diving with us for 5 days, and on their last day of diving they were…
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…
