A photo speaks a thousand words, so here’s over ten thousand words as we show you a lovely gallery of Amed critters photos taken by our guest Olly Tindall. Â Olly was here for a few days last week diving with our guide Baron – Baron found the creatures and Olly took these awesome photos. Thanks…
This week in Lembongan… Our divers have been spotting lots of razorfish along the north coast of Penida. Not seen very often in the area and almost never when there is strong current along the north coast, but this week, the conditions have been good and our divers have been able to spot groups of…
This week in Amed, Two Fish Divers did lots of dives in Tulamben. The bumphead parrotfishes are back. The bumphead parrotfishes are the biggest of their species. They are quite easy to spot in Coral Garden at any time.
In the North Gilis, Lombok this week we have had a rise of the banded sea snake. We used to often see them around various dive sites up here but we have not spotted one for a few weeks now. This week at Frogfish point North Gili Air we have spotted 3 on different occasions.…
To the surprise and delight of our divers, one of the rarest octopus in the Strait, the Hairy Octopus, graced us with his delightfully-playful presence this week. There also continues to be an excess of Juvenile Frogfish on the reef, in all colors, species and sizes. Everyone from super macro photographers to compact shooters will…
This week in Lembongan… Our instructor team has been busy with courses, training people from Discover Scuba Diving level all the way up to Divemaster. I know we have been talking a lot over the last few weeks about all the big creatures we have been seeing while diving in Lembongan but it is our…
Apart from the beautiful scorpion fish in the picture there have been some amazing finds down here in south lombok. We have had some amazing dives with regular sightings of painted frog fish. Wonder pus, harliquin shrimp, bob tail squid, sea horses and so much more.
Down in Belongas this week the conditions have been great with almost no current, small waves, around 25 meter visibility and a few sneaky sea snakes thrown in.