THIS WEEK IN LEMBONGAN……HAPPY HALLOWEEN! As well as seeing off our DMT Hadrien we have been up to a couple of spots on the North East coast of Penida. Great trip with insanely healthy coral, great fish and abundant marine life. Although it is seasons end now we saw a Mola Mola there too. Elsewhere…
THIS WEEK IN BUNAKEN: The mandarin fish have well and truly been back on form, numerous sightings plus lots of mating activity too. many guests have highlighted this as their best diving moment as often it is just 2 guests, a guide and the fish! Thanks so much to Tracy and Chris for this photo. They…
Beach clean up on Bunaken on 26OCT12 nets 45kg. Check out our Eco-Blog at Project Aware.
THIS WEEK IN LEMBEH… Yet more sightings of Blue Ringed Octopus (this is a great time for spotting them), plus Hairy Ghost Pipefish, a fantastic sighting of a free-swimming Mimic Octopus, Hairy Frogfish, Lembeh Sea Dragons, Stargazers, Wonderpus, Pygmy Seahorse and lots more! Watch out next week for another Dive against Debris here in Lembeh.…
Don’t forget that our 2012 Photo Competition is still on, and the winners get a free holiday in Bunaken or Lembeh!! Entry is free via our Facebook, and is for anyone that dived with us in 2012. Not sure if your picture is good enough? Compare your photo’s with last years winners (http://ow.ly/eMyXs) and enter…
In September 2012, Dr Mark Erdmann and Dr Gerry Allen were visiting Manado as Guest Lecturers for a biology workshop. At the same time they conducted a survey of fish species to measure the marine biodiversity in North Sulawesi, and it threw up some most absolutely amazing unexpected results. Namely that North Sulawesi has more…
Our resort in Bunaken has just been awarded a Certificate of Excellence for 2012 from Tripadvisor!! The Certificate of Excellence is for 4+ star and it is a fantastic result. We would like to say thanks to all our guests that helped us with this, as well as all our staff who made this happen.…
21OCT12: We have been taking out Peter from Aquatice Alliance for more manta research, and the other day we did a double whammy of Manta Point and Manta Bay. Manta Point provided a superb experience as we witnessed a manta mating train, this is the courtship ritual where a series of males follow a female…