Rescue diver course in Bali The PADI Rescue diver course is the course that our PADI Instructors enjoy teaching the most, it is physically challenging but also extremely rewarding. The Rescue Diver Course not only teaches you to manage problems in the water but also how...
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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 body...
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Diving Padang Bai Photos Some great underwater photos taken by Tim Conlon diving Padang Bai this week with PADI Instructor Natalia. Thanks for sharing Tim. Padang Bai is a pretty fishing village just an hours drive from our dive centre in Sanur and is the best place to...
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How to break the diving etiquette rules and be as annoying as possible 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...
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Bali PADI Courses at Tulamben Congratulations to Ashwin and Gayatri who became PADI Open water divers this week with Diving Indo's PADI Instructor Natalia. The Tulamben wreck is a great site for all Bali PADI Courses from Discover Scuba Diving, Open Water diver, Advanced Open Water diver, Rescue...
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Wreck diving on the PADI Open Water Course Congratulations to Django and Andreas who became PADI Open Water divers this week with Diving Indo, completing their course wreck diving at Tulamben with their PADI Instructor Natalia. Part of the PADI Open Water course you get to dive...
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PADI Open water course Tulamben Tim signed up for the PADI Open water course via PADI E-learning so all the theory was out of the way before he started the course. The first day was in our custom made swimming pool practicing skills with PADI Instructor...
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The manta rays need to be cleaned of their parasites so almost every day we can see them in their natural habitat. How lucky is that? Also manta rays are unique in their markings on their underbellys. It's like a fingerprint, no two mantas have the...
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Rhinopias - an underwater photographers favorite subject Rhinopias are much sought-after fish for underwater photographers due to their scarcity, unusual shape, and beautiful range of colours. Real photo addicts will visit a location just to photograph them. There are 6 species but only 3 commonly found in...
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Looking after your Scuba Gear You have spent a chunk of your hard earned cash on scuba gear and now you want to make it last, here’s some handy hints to help you. The Sun The suns U/V rays are as damaging to scuba gear as they are...
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