Seeing a Mola Mola, or ocean sunfish, is a special event for divers. These big, strange-looking fish come up from deep water to rest in the sun. This can give divers a good look at them. In places like Bali, people love diving in the hopes of seeing a Mola Mola. It makes the dive even more exciting.
As a diver, you have to think of what you shouldn’t and should do after a dive. This article is very important to you as a new diver but also it is good to remember things that you shouldn’t do and should do after diving. Here are 5 things you shouldn’t do and should do…
Mola Mola Pep Talk Part 2 July to October in Bali is known as the Mola Mola season. Before the pandemic, hundreds of divers search for Mola Mola. Many scuba divers demand to dive in the more difficult and uncertain dive spots in Nusa Penida. While it may have a higher chance of finding them,…
Mola Mola Pep Talk July to October in Bali is known as the Mola Mola season. Before the pandemic, hundreds of divers search for Mola Mola. Many scuba divers demand to dive in the more difficult and uncertain dive spots in Nusa Penida. While it may have a higher chance of finding the Oceanic Sunfish,…
Oceanic Sunfish is known as the largest bony fish. Their skeleton consists of cartilaginous tissues that are lighter than bone, making them grow into magnificent sizes. This are actually related to Pufferfish, Triggerfish, Porcupinefish and Filefish. Let us learn about the wonders of Oceanic Sunfish. Have you met them? Diving in Bali with us during…
Nusa Penida Diving Diving in Nusa Penida Island in the southeast of Bali is home to many dive spots. Every side of the island has its own diving highlight. Manta Point in the south, SD point in the east, Toya Pakeh in the north, and Crystal Bay on the west just to name a few….
