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I like the idea of depth in the video, surface of the moon stuff, but like the surface of the moon there appears to be little life!

I would have to agree. It's not my favorite site in the Gilis. If you want to go deep, the Glenn Nusa Wreck would be my first choice. Check out the dive here: czcams.com/video/JN_aFJWadwU/video.html

@@DivingandDogs I'm very macro focused...any suggestions for best Gili sites. Read Han's Reef is good 🪸 🪸 🪸

Thank you for your lovely comments.

You're right, it's a fantastic reef(s)

I would agree. The Lekuan wall is amazing.

I know what you mean. Plus, the currents on one dive site can be crazy wild, and then you go round a corner onto another dive site and zero! Love the dive site combinations.

Alor is amazing and virtually undiscovered.

I have to agree

@otome3072 Thank you for your lovely comment. It was great meeting you and your family. We will be in Lembongan in October. I don't know if you've already booked, but I would recommend World Divers or Big Fish on Lembongan.

@@DivingandDogs thanks! Let me contact them! I approached two others n one doesn’t deal with kids … :\

Thank you, for the emojs ♥️♥️❤️

@@Wheels131326 I agree, Sardines is one of the best

The coral reefs in Indonesia are quite amazing!

Love their group movement.

@jonnieinbangkok I agree, but the turtles themselves are quite destructive.

@@DivingandDogs That was all done by dynamite fishing 🧨🧨🧨

@jonnieinbangkok I agree, I think there's an element of that many, many years ago.

@@DivingandDogs Yes.

@@jonnieinbangkok Blue Marlin is very cool. I've dived from their center on Gili T and Gili Air.

@@user-lm6or2sq8l very beautiful

Possibly, it is a jungle. But there are also giant monitor lizards, so I'm sure they keep the numbers down. I've been to Kri 4 times now, and I don't recall seeing rats.

@@coachweston6921 I think Busa Bora translates to Brown Banana in the local language

They are amazing creatures.

Lol - more like lying in wait!

3 Minute Reefs 👍

White Tips, Black Tips, Wobbegong, and Gray Reefs. It's an excellent dive.

@@michaelbarnett1095 Giant is the name of the type of moray eel.

I agree, a good variety of dives, loads of reef fish, turtles and sharks, and short boat journeys! 👍

Han’s Reef is a captivating dive site in the Gili Islands, known for its diverse marine life and underwater photography opportunities. Explore large pinnacles, sand gullies, and spot stingrays while encountering turtles, giant pufferfish, nudibranches, frogfish, octopus, and cuttlefish. Happy diving! 🌊🐠📸 Thank you for watching! 🙌

@@deepdowndrey Thank you 😊

@@Wheels131326 Yes, that one was a good dash across the sea floor

There was a time when i would have said the same. But recently they have surprised me. Check out Turtle Heaven. This sight totally suptised me: czcams.com/video/JHfejGKaMq8/video.html

Yes, I'm a big fan of that as well.

@normannfrederiksen I think you're talking cameras. It's all shot on a gopro, or if it's 360, it's on an inst360. I hope that answers your question.

@@DivingandDogs thats amazing!! So i dont need to spent 8000 euro on gear 😂🙏🏼🏝

I have a video that shows my camera gear: czcams.com/video/g-uyqFwSTKU/video.html Might be of interest.

@@DivingandDogs sweet Thanks man I will check it out!

The house reef is amazing.

Raja Ampat is amazing, thank you.

@scottrene-ewen695 it's one of my favorites

Raja Ampat is truly beautiful.

When comparing Raja Ampat and Bangka for diving, here’s the breakdown: Raja Ampat: Dive Sites: Consistently impressive, earning a solid 5/5 rating. Underwater Wonders: Pristine coral reefs, diverse marine life, and stunning biodiversity. Highlights: Vibrant coral gardens, manta rays, and unique fish species. Overall Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Bangka: Dive Sites: Also boasts 5/5 dive sites, but with some variability. Range: Dive sites vary from 3 to 5/5. Highlights: Colorful soft corals, macro critters, and occasional pelagic sightings. Overall Rating: 🌟🌟🌟🌟 Both destinations offer incredible underwater experiences, and it’s fantastic that you’ve explored them firsthand! If you have more diving stories or need further recommendations, feel free to share-I’m all ears (or should I say, fins)! 🤿🌊 Here are my playlists for Raja Ampat: czcams.com/play/PLO2q2BYFb6-iuQvPSgIvWzHoYT8K3K0Qz.html and for North Sulawesi: czcams.com/play/PLO2q2BYFb6-gcu2PvDO50fy1k8-2ZcDIx.html

The fish-life this trip was also abundant at the sight, as well as the snorklers and intro-divers.

@@scottrene-ewen695 I agree. The amount of fish there was great news.

I'm guessing it's cheaper than investing in establishing buoys. What they should do is get the local dive centers to contribute to a scheme where they establish buoys all along the reef.

@mattstudios740 The Glenn Nusa was originally a tug boat which has now been cleaned and sunk to create a new dive site. It was sunk in February 2016 to create habitat for fish and corals.

@@DivingandDogs that’s cool! I’ve seen a video of people sinking a retired barge! (Cleaned, of course.) but it was amazing seeing it go down from the ships perspective!

@mattstudios740 from a divers perspective, they make excellent dive sites, and where the coral has been destroyed or where the sea bottom is barren, they make excellent artificial reefs.

@Wheels131326 thank you, wheels!