Diving Archives - Gangga Island Resort & Spa

Worried about Seasickness on a Dive Trip? Here’s How to Prevent It

Posted on 02 April 2024

For many people the draw of exploring the beauty of the underwater world is strong. Seeing marine life, vibrant coral reefs, and the feeling of weightlessness encourages people to scuba dive over and over. However, for some, the thought of sea sickness casts a shadow over their excitement. Thankfully, there are several effective ways to prevent seasickness so if you are one of these people, you can still enjoy diving trips. (more…)

Getting Your Partner Interested in Scuba Diving

Posted on 21 February 2024

If you are an avid diver, getting your partner interested too can be an exciting endeavor. Here are some tips to help spark their interest, especially if they have some reservations about hitting the water. (more…)

5 Common Misconceptions About Scuba Diving

Posted on 29 September 2023

Scuba diving is an exciting underwater activity with many benefits. It is great for your physical health and mental wellbeing, but it is surrounded by several misconceptions that can keep people from even trying it out. We’re going to talk about 5 of these misconceptions today and hopefully, if you aren’t already a scuba diver, then by the end of this post you might be ready to get certified (more…)

Your Hit List of Top 10 Species to See While Diving in North Sulawesi

Posted on 15 July 2023

When diving in North Sulawesi, you can encounter a diverse range of marine species. The waters around Gangga Island, the Lembeh Strait, Bangka Island, and Bunaken Marine Park, are full of healthy coral reefs with plenty of biodiversity. While it’s difficult to narrow it down to just 10, here are some of the top species you might want to see. (more…)

Cephalopods You Might Meet Around Gangga Island

Posted on 28 June 2023

North Sulawesi, a province located in the eastern part of Indonesia, is renowned for its rich marine biodiversity. The region’s coastal waters are home to a fascinating array of marine life, including squid and cuttlefish. These cephalopods, with their unique adaptations and captivating behavior, contribute to the vibrant ecosystem of North Sulawesi’s underwater world. (more…)