[caption id="attachment_12540" align="alignleft" width="300"] Diving with Triggerfish at Nusa Penida Bali[/caption] Triggerfish are bottom dwellers that dig out prey, such as crabs and worms, by flapping away debris with their fins and sandblasting with water squirted from their mouths, which is really cool to watch. They...
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Many people suffer from occasional seasickness when scuba diving from boats. If you have ever suffered from it yourself you will know how debilitating it can be, a great day out on the water can turn into a countdown of the minutes until you are...
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Have you ever wondered why you are ravenously hungry after two dives? Or why after a five day liveaboard you have weight loss of a kilo or two? Well, scuba diving is a great way to lose weight, here is why. Diving burns calories The average scuba...
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We all like to have a nice relaxing day out scuba diving, but certain things annoy fellow divers so be sure to break these diving etiquette rules if you want to be the most hated person on the boat 1. Be late Start the day by enjoying...
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Why Bali remains safe The Bali Tourism Board Hospitality Media Centre recently proclaimed that 98 percent of the land mass of Bali is perfectly safe for holidaymakers despite the current high alert status for Bali volcano Mount Agung. Dewa Gede Ngurah Byomantara, the chairman of the media...
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Jellyfish Of the 2000 varieties of jellyfish in the world, only 70 are harmful to humans. There is a famous site in Palau called Jellyfish Lake where you can snorkel with millions of Golden and Moon Jellyfish without being stung. On the other extreme, some species such as...
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