Balinese Names - How are they chosen? When guests visit us for scuba diving in Bali they not only struggle with the millions of rupiah they get for their buck, but also with the Balinese names. However Balinese names are actually very simple, first names denote the...
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[gallery ids="11999,12002,12001,11996,12000,11998,11997"] Bali Swings Ubud Bali Swings is the most popular swing experience in Bali especially now the world has gone Instagram crazy! Diving Indo not only offers amazing scuba diving in Bali but also a range of activities and land tours. But before we offer any activity...
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[gallery ids="9242,9243,9244,9245,9246,9247,9250"] Diving Day Trip for staff and friends of Diving Indo Even though we are in the diving industry, we still love scuba diving for fun ourselves! Staff and friends of Diving Indo, enjoying a Diving Day trip to Blue Corner, Manta Point and Sakenan, Nusa Penida,...
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[gallery ids="8704,8703,8709,8708,8707,8706,8705"] Manta diving with friends Having been established for over 10 years, the owners of Diving Indo, Mario and Ike have friends all over the world. Last week many of them were in Bali visiting, so what a great excuse to jump on one of our...
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[gallery ids="8686,8688,8683,8684,8685,8687,8689,8690"] Diving Indo Team tries sidemount diving Originating from technical diving especially cave diving, Sidemount diving is becoming increasingly popular, especially as the demographics of divers sees an increase in age as the sport matures. The weight of the tanks is distributed along the sides of your...
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[gallery ids="8386,8385,8384,8383,8382,8381,8380,8378"] Krishna and Fajar, boat crew of Diving Indo's boat Eunice 3, taking some time out to have some fun in the sun, in the crystal blue waters of Nusa Penida island Photos thanks to Anya ...
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Christmas and New Year at Diving Indo As Santa Klaus is visiting Poland tonight, it was a good time to reflect on Diving Indo's multicultural, multi-national team with a variety of religions and traditions. Hindu Bali is predominantly Hindu. The Balinese follow the Pawukon Calendar which is 210 days...
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