Divemaster Training in Amed – Meet Ines Hey there! My name is Inès, and I just started my PADI Divemaster training in Amed. I’m 22, and I just finished my engineering studies in Belgium. I needed some air and purpose in my life, so I gave it a try and decided to sign up for…
The blue (or blue streak) cleaner wrasse, Labroides dimidiatus, are the dentists in the sea on our reefs here in Bali. The black and white cleaner wrasse live in small groups and usually set up ‘cleaning stations’ on the reef. At about 10cm long, they are the perfect size to swim in and around the…
September is the beginning of the best period for muck diving in Amed. When people think about scuba diving in tropical waters they generally imagine epic sceneries with rich coral reefs and loads of colorful fish schooling as far as you can see. They are not wrong, diving Amed’s coral reef sites is a truly…
The Sergeant Major, Abudefduf saxatilis, is a vibrant damselfish which is known not only for the 5 black stripes across their bodies which resemble a military ranking, but also should be known for their combat and defense skills! These black and white striped fish with yellow spines are usually around 15cm and can be seen…
Last week at Two Fish Divers Amed, we had the pleasure to welcome a fresh new trainee for PADI Rescue and PADI Divemaster, Esther, from China. And as a Divemaster Trainee myself, one of my duties is to assist the instructors during any kind of course. It was really interesting to assist another Divemaster intern…
Diving in Amed just got even better – we have given our family rooms in our Amed resort a new look! They have the same great natural light that comes from floor to ceiling windows, a fresh coat of paint and awesome new bunk beds! Whether you are traveling with your family or in a…
Amed House Reef, a new wreck and Divemaster Training in Bali Hey there! I’ve been at Two Fish Amed Divers Amed for a couple weeks as a PADI Divemaster Trainee, and I can’t begin to tell you the improvement that I’ve made in only a dozen days – it’s very impressive! I started out by…
That strange piece of coral which you can see above is actually a Giant Frogfish! In the art of camouflage Giant Frogfish, and frogfish in general, are masters. Also known as “anglerfish” due to the rod and lure like appendage on their heads, this amazing species sits motionless on the bottom waiting for prey. Frogfish…