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The Cultural and Environmental Significance of Manado Tua Island

Posted on 31 August 2023

One of the joys of flying into Manado, North Sulawesi is the landscape as you descend into the city. The backdrop of rugged and lushly covered mountains and the sparkling blue of the sea are absolutely breathtaking. However, one of the most mesmerizing features of the view is Manado Tua Island, the cone of a long extinct stratovolcano pushing out of the Sulawesi Sea just off the coast of the city. This volcano holds huge geological and cultural (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…)

Our Top Tips for Getting Your Children Interested in Scuba Diving

Posted on 31 May 2023

Getting your children interested in scuba diving can be an exciting and rewarding experience. From 10 years old kids can get their PADI Junior Diver certificate and begin their journey. Here are some tips to help spark their interest and introduce them to the world of scuba diving. (more…)

Ugly Beautiful: The Strangest Creatures to See When You Are Diving Gangga Island

Posted on 26 April 2023

There are some strange looking creatures in nature and plenty of these live under the sea. There is something beautiful about their ugliness though. Whether they use it as camouflage or to keep predators at a distance, there is always a reason for their looks. If you are looking for ugly beautiful, here are some of the species you should keep an eye out for when you dive around Gangga Island and North Sulawesi. (more…)

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