Bali, this paradise island known for its coral gardens and peaceful ambiance, is full of perfect spots for muck diving. Although less accessible than the famous sites of Lembeh or Anilao, the Balinese spots offer unique opportunities to explore, ideally during a dive safari to truly enjoy each place. Explore Muck Dive Spots in Bali […]
The island of Cebu is renowned for its muck dive sites, offering divers a unique experience between Dumaguete and Dauin. These spots are teeming with fascinating encounters. Dauin: A Sanctuary for Diving « Dauin, » says Jean-Cyril from Fun and Sun Dive Travel in Cebu, « has more than 12 kilometers of coastline with volcanic sand beaches! Each […]
Anilao, like its Indonesian counterpart Lembeh, has made a name for itself in the field of muck diving. This destination is known for its abundance of rare and astonishing marine species, spread over about fifty dive sites. An Underwater Festival Diving in Anilao means diving on a grey sandy bottom dotted with sediments, where a […]
The Lembeh Strait, which separates Lembeh Island from northern Sulawesi, is a must for muck dive enthusiasts. This destination is recognized as the first where this practice emerged almost 30 years ago. The dives take place on volcanic black sand bottoms, interspersed with rocks, debris, and some waste. A unique setting This strait stretches approximately […]
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1991, Komodo National Park is renowned for its famous dragon lizards, these impressive creatures. The surrounding waters are a true haven for a multitude of reef fish, countless turtles, as well as sharks, manta rays, and other large pelagics, hosting up to 14 species of cetaceans. However, […]
For over 30 years, the Tubbataha atolls, isolated in the Sulu Sea, have been a true sanctuary. This marine reserve, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site, is swept by nutrient-rich currents, nourishing exceptional biodiversity and vibrant coral reefs. This model of strict conservation offers a privileged few the opportunity to explore a preserved gem. […]
The idyllic island of Malapascua, off the northern tip of Cebu in the Philippines, is world-renowned for the regular presence of thresher sharks. The Monad Shoal site has become the region’s, if not the country’s, top diving spot. Yet, Malapascua’s underwater world holds many more surprises beyond the majestic sharks! Numerous rare species thrive here […]
Text and photos: Gaby Barathieu Raja Ampat: A biodiversity paradise unique in the world In the heart of West Papua, where the Indian and Pacific Oceans meet, the Raja Ampat archipelago stands out as one of the true natural gems of our planet. Composed of a myriad of islands and islets, it offers its visitors […]
Raja Ampat, an archipelago comprising about 1,500 islands, is located at the far west of Indonesia, in the Papua Barat province, also known as West Papua. This region is prized by divers from all over the world for its extraordinary biodiversity and breathtaking dive sites, being at the heart of the famous Coral Triangle. 10 […]
If there is one country that makes all divers dream, it is the Philippines! With incredible biodiversity, a great variety of dive sites, and an endless array of stay possibilities, the archipelago alone fulfills all immersion desires. The 7,107 islands that make up the Philippines are located right in the heart of the Coral Triangle, […]
