Looking To The Future In Bali
As I spend my last few days in the UK anticipating the year ahead with…
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Ultimate Guide to Scuba Diving in Bali – Best Dive Centers
Everyone loves adventurous as it gives you the feeling of thrill along with the fun.…
Did the earth move for you? – The effect of Mt Agung Volcano on the diving industry
Well to date, 10th February, the tremors of Mt Agung here in Bali have ceased and there have been no massive eruptions, contrary to what the press have been saying.
A Day in the Life of an Instructor – Rainy Days and Rays
When you live in paradise not every day can be a perfect day. There are the good days and the bad days, sunny days and rainy days. Living in the tropics I have experienced my fair share of all kinds of days and in time I have learned a very important concept that comes with living in paradise. Weather has very little to do with a perfect day.
Day in the Life of an Instructor in Bali – The Journey Continues
It has been a crazy day. The wild rush of people, faces and names, fade into the background with the gentle crashing of the waves breaking on the shore. The palm trees a bending silhouette against the drooping warmth of the late afternoon sun. Once again I am overcome with disbelief; my life is truly a paradise.
Rhinopias: The Holy Grail of Diving
Rhinopias are a type of scorpionfish, known by many divers as the holy grail. They can only be encountered in certain areas in the Indian and Pacific oceans and dive sites get frequented by divers just because they are known to be there. Here are some fun facts about these amazing creatures, the best destinations for divers to find them and how divers can identify what they find.
A Day in The Life Of – Scuba Dive Instructing in Bali
I woke up and took a refreshingly cold shower. I got dressed: a bikini, a pair of shorts and a t-shirt. I put my long blond hair up into a high ponytail, grabbed my back-pack and headed out the door. The early morning air was already heating up with the fresh green smells of the jungle, yet the fresh salty winds blowing off the sea kept me cool as I walked along the sandy path to work. Mount Angun rose up out of the clouds in the east and the sky was an endless blue. I greeted the locals along the way as they prepared their Warungs and bungalows for the busy day ahead.
Interview – Simon Pridmore, Author of Scuba Fundamental
We recently had the opportunity to spend some time talking to Simon Pridmore, author of Scuba Fundamental. Simon is a Course Director Trainer, Former Dive Centre Owner, Diver Training Agency Licensee and contributor to The Scuba News. He currently resides in Bali, Indonesia.
Interview – Simon Pridmore, Author of Scuba Fundamental
We recently had the opportunity to spend some time talking to Simon Pridmore, author of…
Sail ‘The Seven Seas’ liveaboard as Diverse Travel adds to Indonesia choices
A new option has been added to the worldwide offerings from UK tour operator, Diverse Travel. Diving from the highly respected The Seven Seas liveaboard in Indonesia is now another choice for clients in the company’s portfolio.