This week in Lembongan… We are starting our high season, and this year as previous years, we are having an increasing amount of visitors in our tiny paradise island. Curious about what is it that brings people over to Lembongan, we decided to go ahead and ask to some of those visitors the reasons why…
Sara is in full swing of her divemaster course and halfway of her four weeks in Bunaken. Have a look what she has been up to… 6h25 alarm! This to be ready at 6h35 to help preparing the boat set up for the two morning dives.
Hi there! My name is Lilly and I just spend my first week of my 7 weeks total as a divemaster trainee. Diving has always been my passion and after studying 5 months in cold (but beautiful) Northern Ireland as my gap semester I decided to take my diving “career” (if you can call it…
Hi, my name is Tom, welcome to my first ever Blog. I’m 35 years old and on many days, still feel I have the wonder of a child. Diving helps maintain this wonderment.. I am a British lad, born in Belgium and now have a home in Spain surrounded by grapevines.. I have left this…
I have been on my Dive Master Training for a week now and I have enjoyed each single day so far. It is amazing how welcoming the whole team at Two Fish in Bunaken is and how supportive. From day one I have felt as part of the team and this enables me to learn…
Much to the surprise and delight of our Two Fish Divers, the rare and beautiful Velvet Ghostpipefish made an appearance in Lembeh this week! Though we are accustomed to seeing Ornate and Robust Ghostpipefish with some regularity, the Velvet Ghostpipefish is rarely encountered. Its bright red coloration might make you question its ability to camouflage,…
So you’ve booked a tech diving course. Whether it’s a few days away, weeks or months, naturally this is a time to get excited – and it’s a time to start preparing for that course. It doesn’t make a difference if this is your first ever time doing any technical diving or if you’ve tried…
This week in Lembongan… Our dive guides have been spotting a lot of giant moray eels along the reef dive sites of Nusa Penida. These creatures pop their heads out of the holes in the reef and water the fish swim on by.