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@jonnieinbangkok I've seen him from a distance on previous dives

@@jonnieinbangkok I agree it does get crowded. I had it to myself during the pandemic. It's still a super convenient wreck, great for beginners.

No Seahorse this time, but some great giant frogfish.

@@deepdowndrey excellent little dive center: ua-cam.com/video/vqz_me5hV1w/v-deo.html

yes I saw them, we was at the Amed Cafe just near by 😁

I believe most dive sites along Bali's northeastern shores are accessible directly from the beach. However, diving from the local fishing boats offers a unique chance to admire the stunning coastline from the sea. The gentle sway of the boat, the panoramic views, and the charm of the traditional boats add a touch of romance to the experience. Personally, I would choose the charm and romance of the local fishing boats over a van any day of the week. The journey itself becomes a part of the adventure, creating unforgettable memories.

Taking a boat to dive in Amed offers a scenic and romantic experience. The boat ride provides stunning coastal views and a serene atmosphere, making the journey more enjoyable than traveling by car. As you approach the dive site, the clear water and vibrant marine life create a sense of anticipation and excitement. Overall, the boat journey adds a magical touch to your diving adventure.

@@mark_falke Thank you

@@Wheels131326 Nice easy wreck to have a bimble around

@@deepdowndrey very lucky to catch that eel footage

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The cuttlefish really made the dive.

@@KevinMcgovern-c1d Thank you for watching! I've explored all these dive sites many times. I have a video coming soon featuring Gili Biaha, Mimpang, and Tepekong. As for Blue Lagoon, I wouldn't highly recommend it. Honestly, it's more cost-effective to dive and stay on Lembongan rather than from Bali. Crystal Bay is a bit overrated and mostly dived for the Mola Mola sightings.

Absolutely, both Toyapakeh and Mangroves offer exceptional diving experiences. Their vibrant marine life, healthy coral reefs, and clear waters truly make them world-class dive sites. Divers can expect to see a wide variety of fish, colorful corals, and possibly even the famous Mola Mola during the right season. These sites definitely live up to their stellar reputations!

Big Fish, the dive company, is highly experienced and knows exactly what they're doing. Currents around Penida can change constantly, but both directions at Toyapakeh offer great diving experiences. Having completed hundreds of dives off Penida, I can confirm that this is completely normal.

I do like anemone clownfish, and there are so many in Indonesia.

I must point out that what might be considered average in Indonesia is world-class when compared to many popular dive destinations around the globe.

That's incredible! Seeing barracudas up close must have been quite an experience. Their sleek, powerful presence can be both thrilling and awe-inspiring. It's moments like those that make diving truly unforgettable.

Thank you so much for watching and liking my video! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the dive in Amed, Bali.

Thanks for the like! Amed, Bali is truly a diver's paradise. I hope the video captured some of the underwater magic for you.

Great to hear from you, @desakjunita8187! I was starting to think you'd pulled a disappearing act! 😄

Very cool dive site! I was pleasantly surprised by how incredible it is! 🐠🌊

You are always guaranteed great turtle encounters.

Cool, they are great caves!

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Thank you for the lovely comment, and thanks for watching!

Lol - you are not far off. We still have 4 more dives in Amed, and then it's off to Tulamben for the Liberty wreck

The artificial reef really surprised me. Loads of life in those pyramids.

Loads to see in the artificial reef. If you love the little stuff, this is a great divesite.

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Based on what I know, Shark Point might be too deep to spot sharks while snorkeling. From my own experience, Raja Ampat offers sandy shallows often populated with baby black tip reef sharks, making them a common sight around Kri Island. The sharks in Indonesia tend to be a bit timid due to frequent fishing activities.

@@DivingandDogs bro im on gili what am I supposed to do with a spot thats 3k km away 😭🙏

@breaddles11 There is still good snorkeling off the Gilis, but not sharks, unless you get luck and one passes close by. Loads of giant green turtles. Get on a boat and head to Turtle Heaven.

@DivingandDogs I already saw like 5 turtles in the first 10mins but I was also looking for sharks

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@@Wheels131326 very skinny boats!

@@hjaniel4428 Thank you for the comment ♥️

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This site can be over dived, but the turtles never leave. Recently, there have been wonderful sholes of surgeon fish.

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Thank you for watching. I shot both above and below the water with a GoPro, I think for this video I was shooting a GoPro 9 above and a GoPro 10 below. I made a video of my camera equipment here: ua-cam.com/video/g-uyqFwSTKU/v-deo.htmlsi=Sq0p-mJpP4ZLB-pA This may help?

Thank you for watching. Great island and great diving I made a video of the camera equipment I use. ua-cam.com/video/g-uyqFwSTKU/v-deo.htmlsi=jeeDIEGXLAtdcx5q Also, check out my top 5 dives of North Sulawesi ua-cam.com/video/VB6ZrPaqx20/v-deo.html I hope all this helps 😊