This week it’s about the big fish at two fish Bunaken. A thresher shark sighting during one of our wall dives amazed the whole lucky group of divers. This is a rare occasion but even those guys are around Bunaken. Watch the short footage on the following link: https://youtu.be/sBPBNvdvw84 Also this week we were able…
Have you been following the news recently about Mount Agung? The volcano warning has now dropped from level 4 and the exclusion zone has been reduced which means we can now safely access our Two Fish Divers Amed Resort! Agung has been grumbling away since late September but has not erupted and is now reported…
Lembeh Strait is home to the beautiful Barbigant’s Seahorse, which continue to delight our guests. These lovely photos were taken by our guests, Su Kyung & Peace, David & Isye and Keiko. The Barbigant’s Seahorse, Hippocampus bargibanti, is one of three Pygmy Seahorses found here in Lembeh Strait. The other two are Denise’s Pygmy and…
Last week in Sanur, we were grateful enough to dive in Tulamben, right beside Amed on Bali Island; a day trip that got us to discover the wonders of this fantastic diving spots, rich and full of life. We encountered an Octopus right outside of its hide-out. We figured this one was trying to find…
Two Fish Divers in Sanur is Now Open! We are delighted to announce that our Sanur dive centre is now up and running – and busy! Diving from Sanur gives you the opportunity to explore all of Bali’s best dive sites from one central base without needing to change hotels, use boat ferries or move…
This week has been a busy but great week here in Bunaken. The weather is awesome and so is the marine life here. The visibility is great and we had amazing wall dives here. We saw some giant frogfish and pygmy seahorses. The guests are all very happy with the dives. This week, Rebecca did…
On a night dive in Lembeh you are more than likely going to come across some Durban Dancing Shrimp dancing the night away! We love this photo taken by our guests, Kev and Sim, of this inquisitive little guy. The Durban Dancing Shrimp is also known as the Hingebeak Shrimp, Camel Shrimp and Humpback Shrimp.…
The last few days we saw so many octopuses active and not hiding that we are wondering if it is mating season here. We found a quiet big octopus while we were exploring our bounty wreck. And we were also lucky to have our professional videographer Didan with us on our dive so he was…