Posted on 01 December 2022
If you have completed a PADI Open Water Diver Course, you have not only done the most popular dive course in the world, but have also taken your very first step towards a lifetime of marine adventures. After undertaking the course you are qualified to dive up to 18 metres and have done a number of dives in open water with your instructors. (more…)
Posted on 27 October 2022
Night diving can be a bit love or hate for divers, but no matter what you think, it is undeniably spectacular. The most common reason divers give for not wanting to dive at night is the fear of what they can’t see. We agree that the darkness of the water around you can be daunting but, with the right equipment it is also one of the best times to see the widest variety of marine life. (more…)
Posted on 30 September 2022
The healthy reefs in North Sulawesi means not only lots of small marine creatures, but plenty of the big guys as well. Both those passing through and residents of the area including rays, sharks, and even whales, are incredible to see up close and personal while you are diving. Here are just a few of the large marine species you may see while you are in North Sulawesi. (more…)
Posted on 25 August 2022
We have discussed in the past why diving with a buddy is so important, but what if your dive buddy is also your significant other? We can’t think of a better situation actually. There are loads of reasons why diving with your significant other is great for your relationship. Read on to find out why scuba diving together is always a good idea! (more…)
Posted on 28 July 2022
