This week in Tec… Despite the volcano in Java grounding flights and preventing students getting to Bunaken for their courses, we still have had a busy couple of weeks. Oliver is visiting from Germany and decided to progress his technical training with us doing TDI Advanced Nitrox and Deco Procedures.
What a week! Even though I’ve only been here for a week, it feels like I’ve been here for months already because I have experienced so much to fill a whole book. Of course I’m gonna spare you the details 😉
This week Jackie, a new divemaster trainee, arrived in Bunaken. We were really busy but had also a lot of fun. Together with the instructors Ina and Dion and some diveguides Jackie and me helped with a Coral Rehabilitation program. We helped the Indonesian Marine to rebuild a reef and even ended up in the local…
This week in Bunaken… We did a small contribution to protecting the coral reefs around Bunaken this week with some underwater gardening – we were building coral reefs! In a joint project with the Indonesian Navy, the Two Fish staff as well as staff from another Bunaken dive centre, spent a day building large artificial reefs.
For the month of July we have some special offers on day trips for Diving Mainland Bali and on PADI courses. Come dive with us and get up to 20% discount! 1 person diving 5% discount 2 people diving 10% discount each 3 people diving 15% discount each 4+ people diving 20% discount each Any PADI…
This week in Bali: We came across one of the special Padang Bai residents, a black Frogfish living under the jetty. These little guys spend alot of their time just waiting for their next meal to swim by and when it does it only takes a split second to vanish into their mouths. They lure…
Belongas, South Lombok this week once again we have been blessed with company of Scalloped Hammerheads, 15 has been spotted whilst diving “The Magnet”. Corinne an Journalised from France who takes 3 months out a year to do underwater photography for her website was ecstatic seeing the Hammerheads as she had waited all year. While…
Cuttlefish’s eyes are speculated to be fully developed before birth and start observing their surroundings while still in the egg, and may prefer to hunt the prey they saw before hatching.