PADI Specialties
Joe’s Gone Diving offers a wide range of PADI Specialties on Bali to enhance your diving skills and to discover new dive adventures. How about learning more about wreck diving or drift diving? Or digital underwater photography? The opportunities are endless. Check out our most popular PADI Specialties on Bali below and make some great dives on the amazing Bali dive sites.
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Pygmy Seahorse
Bali – Pygmy Seahorse (species Hippocampus bargibanti) are 14–27 millimetres (0.55–1.06 in) long from the tip of the tail to the end of the snout. Bearing in mind that the tail is already half the body length wrapped around the gorgonian trunk, you can imagine...
10 Fun facts about Cuttlefish
We often found cuttlefish while diving in Bali, here are 10 fun facts about Cuttlefish that you might want to know. 1. Cuttlefish have not one, not two, but three hearts! Two hearts are used to pump blood to the cuttlefish’s large gills, and the...
Whitetip Reef Shark
The Whitetip Reef Shark is also known as the Triaenodon Obesus. Along with the Blacktip Reef Shark and Gray Reef Shark, it is one of the most frequent sharks in the Indo-Pacific. This species is easily spotted due to its curious, irregular, and waving swimming...
The Green sea turtle
The turtle dates from the time of the dinosaurs, around two hundred million years ago. First, they only lived on land, now they also live in the sea. The Green Sea lives most of the time in de ocean. How do Green Sea Turtles feed?...
The Day of Silence, or in other words, Nyepi
It’s the time of year again, the annually returning Hindu day, Nyepi. The day of the complete ‘shutdown’ of the Island Bali. A day where everything is closed and you can’t leave your house, you don’t have WIFI and all local warungs, restaurants and bars...
First trip on our new dive boat “MatthewOne”
First day of February and we christened our brand new dive boat “MatthewOne” with a trip to Manta Point with 5 lucky divers! Both the boat and dive didn’t disappoint! we have 4 huge Manta rays gliding past us, it nearly looked like they came...
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