Bali’s “Top Dive Sites” that doesn’t include Crystal Bay. Located on the northwest side of the island, Crystal Bay is the most frequented dive site in the channel between Nusa Ceningan and Nusa Penida. Like many of the sites around the Nusa Islands, Crystal Bay has the potential to subject divers to strong currents and thermoclines, but is perfectly safe for new divers under appropriate supervision.
Read MoreAs we all know drinking and diving go hand in hand! From sunset beers to snorkel tests, it’s very important for Divemasters to know the best places to knock back a pint when the occasion demands. Here’s a list of five places to go to on the island that’ve been tried and tested by some of staff and students:
Read MoreLet’s start at the beginning and ask the question: why would you want to be a divemaster? Yeah, sure it’s a cool title and all, but it’s so much more than that! A lot of people believe it’s simply a stepping-stone towards becoming an instructor and that it will inevitably lead to a teaching role, but this really isn’t the case. It can open more doors and options than most people think!
Read MoreOver the last 12 months we have seen so many positive developments, including a relaxation in travel regulations and our ability to host guests and teach courses, BUT, there is one thing that hasn’t changed at all – our incredible diving!!
This year has been a phenomenal year for all of us at Blue Corner Dive, not only have we been able to get ‘back to normal’, we’ve also been able to re-explore our beautiful surrounding reefs – and they are flourishing!
Read MoreCalling all Nusa newcomers! Are you planning a trip to the Nusa Islands? Read on to discover insider tips for travelling to, from and in between the islands!
Read MoreMassive corals have been found to grow at elevated rates through a process called micro-fragmentation. Donor corals (usually boulder or massive species) are cut into small fragments of only a few coral polyps in size, then placed in close proximity to one another which significantly stimulates coral growth rates (Page et al. 2018).
Read MoreIf you’re a diver, you love the ocean. You’ve also probably recognized that our oceans, and their inhabitants, are in danger. Plastic pollution, rising temperatures, and over-tourism have destroyed reefs and marine life around the world.
Read MoreBeautiful turquoise waters, epic drift dives, Manta Rays, Molas, pumping surf, cliff hikes, great food, yoga, beachfront bars and unbeatable sunsets. Just some of the things we would use to describe our home land!
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