We are delighted to welcome Shawnna Lin from Singapore to our Two Fish Divers resort in Nusa Lembongan! Shawna is taking her PADI Divemaster Training in Lembongan with us, and to fit with her schedule she is dividing her training into several trips to the island. Shawn will join us each month for 5 – 7…
The Pontohi Pygmy Seahorse is a highlight of diving in Bunaken but it is a master at hiding so you need to have a very keen eye to spot them. Luckily for us, our guides have great spotting skills and know just where to look to find the elusive pygmy.
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…
Wooooow! What is better than a pipefish?! A beautiful couple of Orange-Banded Pipefish! This duo is searching for food at our divesite ‘Frogfish Point’ north of Gili Air. During the second dive of her Open Water Course for Yasmin we were able to watch this beautiful and fascinating couple. Our Indonesian Discover Scuba Diver Willy…
I’m already a week into my PADI Divemaster training at Two Fish Divers and it is good times in Bunaken!
Wish to see the huge, weird, rare and fascinating fish named Mola? This is the time because Mola season is in full motion at Two Fish Divers in Sanur. We have been spotting these giants lately at our dive sites around Nusa Penida and it has been amazing! We would love to show you as…
School’s still out for summer, and this means families continue to head out of town for the summer holidays. Are you wondering how to keep your kiddos busy during the summer break? Trying to find fun activities the entire family can enjoy? What about signing up for a diving adventure with Two Fish Divers? We…
Resting on the sandy slopes, Lizard fish watch the world go by in Bunaken. Their sand coloured patterning camouflages them perfectly into the background. Sometimes they bury themselves under sand or mud to hide even more. When small fish or invertebrates swim by and come too close they make a surprise attack. Lizard fish are…