Amazing Underwater Adventures in Indonesia, since 2001
This Week in Bali, it seems like the cleaning station at Manta point has a lot of dirty Mantas coming in for a clean. It almost feels like being in a manta soup when you have 7-8 manta rays circling around the cleaning station at Nusa Penida, all of them coming in to get rid…
DetailsThis week in Lembeh….. Harlequin Shrimp Shine. For those that enjoy shrimp, Lembeh is a fantastic place to see more than just a few species. Our lucky divers can agree with these Harlequin Shrimp as part of the proof. Our guides found these two ready to chow down on top of a blue sea star.…
DetailsThis week in Lombok we saw all kinds of colourful nudibranch; crocodilefish; leaf scorpionfish; turtle; huge swarm of sardines; crustaceans and critters; orang utan crap; hairy spider crap; harlekin shrimp; cuttlefish; octopuss; giant frogfish and many more!
This week in Lembongan…. We have many return guests again. Nadine and Flavia, who did their Open Water Course with Karoline in March, just came back. Flavia is back now to do her PADI Advance, while Nadine is completing her PADI Rescue course. As an instructor it is great to see that people enjoy this sport…
DetailsThe first fortnight of my DM training as come to a close, along with my time on Nusa Lembongan. It’s with mixed feelings that I head to Two Fish on Bunaken to continue the course: excitement at experiencing new dive sites and working with different instructors yet a sadness in saying goodbye to the fantastic team here, just…
DetailsThis week in Bunaken… PADI Open Water students Katharina and Johannes from Germany got an exceptional treat during their open water dive 3 when a large thresher shark came cruising up from the depths to have a closer look at them! Thresher sharks are deep water sharks that sometimes come up to shallow cleaning stations to…
DetailsSouth Lombok, Belongas….We seem to have a community of white tip reef sharks. At out famous dive site “The Magnet” which is a pinnacle that peaks out the surface with a lighthouse on it, slopes down to 65 meters at one point and has a hangover stretching around 10-15 meters long and 6 meters deep.
Today the ocean has a little less garbage in it thanks to the joint efforts of Twofish, Atlantis and Bali Buda.