Amazing Underwater Adventures in Indonesia, since 2001
This week in Bunaken… Going between dive sites might not be the most exciting part of a dive day, but this week the divers were treated to something special when a small pod of pilot whales made an appearance and swam alongside the boat for a few minutes! A couple of days later a pod…
DetailsThis week in Lembeh….. we like sinking boats! We were able to add a new structure to our house reef this week, it came in the shape of one of our old transport boats. With the help of Dom and Ina, from Bunaken, we anchored down the boat just on the slope of our house…
DetailsSo what an experience it has been here the last two weeks at Two Fish Divers in Lembongan. The time has flown by so fast it is hard to remember where I even started.
This week in Lembongan… Poseidon has blessed us with amazing conditions and not only have we been able to fully enjoy these amazing conditions underwater but with a smooth boat ride, our divers have been able to enjoy the view as well.
This week in Bunaken… The dreaded PADI Instructor Examination turned out to be a walk in the park for our two candidates, Mia and Gwen. The nervous expressions in the beginning turned in to big smiles at the end of it all when the examinor gave them their scores that proved that they had passed…
DetailsAs rubbish in our oceans is a big problem, and as part of my Eco Divemaster Internship I had to organize a Project Aware Dive Against Debris reef cleaning. So last Friday an intrepid group of 8 divers (some were even volunteers) went to one of the Two Fish dive sites and after I gave…
DetailsOver the past couple of weeks we have had the place brightened up by the addition of a few girls. Marlies Lang CD has been conducting an IDC and IDC Staff course for Gwen, Mia and Claire (staff). Despite the girls having a lot of work on their plate, we managed to make time for…
DetailsThis week in Lembeh…. Dragons have been seen! One thing high on many peoples list to see is the Lembeh sea dragon (Kyonemichthys Rumengani). This, fortunately hasn’t been hard to find lately. Discovered only in 2006, these little guys can grow to a staggering 4cm, and despite the name can be found throughout Indonesia and…
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