Going into my sixth week of the divemaster course. Time flies when you are having fun! ? I’m happy with the choice of spreading the course over 8 weeks. It increased the amount of experience I earned by having time to do fun dives where I am able to learn from the dive guides or…
This week, Two Fish Divers explore new areas around Amed. Our return guest Anna and the experienced diver Trevor joined the journey. The chance for us to discover new dive sites and new creatures such like a Rhinopia scorpionfish !
The North Gilis, Lombok this week we have had a big…actually that’s not the word, a humongous surprise. We saw a Scalloped Hammerhead, yes indeed a Hammerhead! the other day he was cruising along Manta Point on the south side of Gili Trawangan.
It’s not often that a guest is able to show an experienced dive guide something new in Lembeh, but leave it to John Hoover to take on that challenge! Hoover, the authoritative word on Hawaiian fish and critter life, brought Flasher Wrasse Fever to Lembeh this week as he shared his excitement for this beautiful…
This week in Lembongan… Our guests and guides have been very lucky with another week of big creatures. A shockingly rare sight was spotted by one of our dive guides as well as a few other dive centres on the island. While diving, one of our groups spotted a humpback whale passing by. This is…
This week, instructors Kate and Kuss have been so busy with PADI courses they needed a little support from centre manager George, who didn’t hesitate a second and swapped spreadsheets for scuba kit. The reward? Whitetip and blacktip reef sharks, batfish, frogfish and so much more.
It is not often that Bryozoans and Echinoderms are highly sought after in Lembeh, but this week’s visiting Marine Biologists, Simi and Basti, couldn’t get enough of them! The Bryozoan is a collection of tiny, invertebrate marine animals that live in large colonies. These tiny animal colonies create beautiful structures that are big enough to…
Our divemaster trainees organised another successful dive against debris at our adopted project aware dive site Muka Kampung. This is one of our favourite dive sites which is the home of many green and hawksbill turtles.