Tag: Raja Ampat
Coral Reef Workshop at Papua Paradise Eco Resort
Have you ever wanted to learn more about coral reefs and the marine animals that live in them? Apart from marine biologists, most people...
Underwater Photographer of the Week: François Baelen
How did you get started in underwater photography? I started underwater photography (and photography overall) not too long ago, in April 2018. I went directly...
Underwater Photographer of the Week: Spencer Burrows
How did you get started in underwater photography? I’ve always had a passion for nature, in particular the ocean. So when my father-in-law decided he...
New eco-friendly liveaboard Coralia joins Diverse Travel sailings
Here’s a liveaboard with a different concept. Coralia is a new boat by Papua Explorers, renowned for exceptional service, quality and commitment to protecting...
Underwater Photographer of the Week: Sean Chinn
How did you get started in underwater photography? I've never had a photography background, but after a trip to Bali and Gili Trawangan in Indonesia...
Diving Indonesia’s Macro & Megafauna – Which is Best?
Appreciating the little and large things in life is important and the same can be said for scuba diving. Whilst diving with manta rays...
Video of the Week: Raja Ampat and the Banda Sea, Indonesia
Get ready for the punchy colours, pristine reefs and diverse marine life of Raja Ampat in Indonesia! The Blonde Abroad leads the way in...
Best Places to Dive with Manta Rays
Diving with manta rays is on many divers wish lists and understandably so. These graceful rays can grow up to 7 meters across and...
Exploring Raja Ampat with The Blonde Abroad
In an effort to promote liveaboard diving and get a young audience excited about the fantastic underwater world, we have recently hosted blogger and...
6 Great Indonesia Dive Sites to Explore
Over 13,000 islands, 3000 species of fish and around 600 species of coral are three great reasons to visit Indonesia. With diverse dive sites...
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Oceans can recover – but the time to act is now
The world’s oceans can be restored to their former glory by 2050, according to a new scientific review, but only if concerted efforts are...
