This week in Amed, our excellent PADI Divemaster trainee, Nathan Wong, managed to get a close-up picture of an Idiomysis. The good eye of our Dive Guide Dr Baron helped us find this very, but I mean, very tiny crustacean during a Muck Dive on our House Reef – right in front of the resort. Nathan…
This week in Lembongan we had another epic dive at Manta Point. The mantas at Manta Point were extremely curious and playful and just kept swimming around us. There were mantas everywhere and we could see them from every possible angle. These creatures are essentially channel feeders and eat an extensive amount of zooplankton. Rather…
Exploration team were on the hunt this week in South Lombok for a new dive site. Myself, Jay, Moon and Edi were out on the boat trying to lock down the location of a new dive site that Jay had stumbled across just last week. Jay had been telling us tales of a dive site…
This has been a short week for diving because I went on a small trip to Kuala Lumpur! During the time I was here, I did some more fun activities as a divemaster trainee! We completed the 800 meter swim, which was super tiring for the legs – I managed well as I was never…
Ornate ghostpipefish is just one of the several types of ghostpipefish that are found around Bunaken. Our dive guides have eagle eyes and are great at spotting the robust ghostpipefish, thin ghostpipefish and velvet ghostpipefish as well. This week we had a great time with our guests, some of them are doing fun diving and…
The Emperor Shrimp added a little Royalty to Lembeh this week. These colourful little crustaceans can be found usually walking around on the back of large sea slugs – but sometimes they choose other creatures as hosts – even Nudibranchs! They have a Symbiotic Relationship with their hosts – in this case a Commensal Symbiosis…
This week in Amed…we spotted one of the cutest thing ever, a Juvenile Yellow Boxfish, during an exploration dive with our PADI Divemaster’s trainees on the house reef. On our way up from a Deep Dive, we managed to cross this little fella; and by “Little”, I mean “tiny”; this one was about 1 cm.…
This weeks our guests were fascinated by a beautiful lionfish that was flying over the reef of the North part of Nusa Penida. Normally they are hiding in little caves under rocks and barely move but our guests Saskia and Sarah from Germany had the pleasure to watch the little creature for a couple of minutes…