We have been on a Penida day trip to spot Manta rays, and we did ! Yes, plenty of them! It’s one of the great pleasure of being in Amed, we have awesome diving just here at home and aren’t very far from amazing Nusa Penida! It requires a few logistics and preparation but it’s…
This week in Lembongan was windy and wavy and we had only one day when could go to Manta point, and the “aquarium” fishes like these Clownfishes on the North of Nusa Penida became heroes of this week!! We spotted this couple of clownfishes at quite a small anemone coral. It seemed like they had…
Last week started with Dyas, she did her PADI Open Water Diver course at Two Fish Sanur. She rocked the theory on day one and in the pool, after some giggles, did all the skills without any trouble! At day one we visited Tulamben to do the first two open water dives, which is the…
Last week in Lembongan was quite windy, this gave us a chance to explore North and East corner of Nusa Penida, and on one of the dives we spotted some amazing Hammerhead Sharks! Three nice big sharks were slowly swimming in a small current, and they stayed for us enjoy them and take some great…
Hi there! My name is Ming and I had a slice of Balinese culture and a new dive site for my first two weeks as a DMT in Two Fish Amed. In the past two weeks, I learned a lot and got new diving experiences such as clean up dive, DSD, scuba review or assist…
This week, Ming and April, Divemaster candidates, had 2 days filled with wreck diving! Diving out of Two Fish Amed is a great place to sign up for your PADI Wreck Dive Specialty course. We spent the first day of the course exploring the USAT Liberty Shipwreck in Tulamben, just a 20-minute boat ride from…
No, they don’t bite. Diving with Manta Rays is super exciting and during the briefing, we will give you loads of information on the dive, the site and of course also on the mantas. Well for starters Manta Rays don’t have teeth so even if they would try you wouldn’t get an awesome bitemark to…
According to Project Aware, “more than 250 million tons of plastic are estimated to make its way into our ocean by 2025.” On June 8th, World Oceans Day, the Amed team headed over to Jemeluk Bay to take part in a Dive Against Debris underwater clean-up. Several dive centers around the area worked together to…