Photo by Rantje Allen
Photo by William Tan
Photo by Rantje Allen
Photo by William Tan
Photo by Rantje Allen
On the return trip from three great dives, everyone was startled as the dive boat passed a school of tuna in a feeding frenzy. The late afternoon snack was evidently a baitball of minnows. Tuna were even jumping out of the water. After the excitement subsided and the boat continued back to the dock koupit-pilulky.com… Continue Reading
When diving in Sulawesi’s hidden paradise of Gorontalo , guest of Miguel’s Diving have no farther to go than below the boat to see rare and beautiful creatures. Today three Banded Garden Eels (Heteroconger polyzona) were poking their heads from the sand to feed. According to the World Atlas of Marine Fishes, this species of conger eel… Continue Reading
Divers spending Lunar New Year with us in Gorontalo dived a cavern, submerged point and muck all in the same day. First was the eerie darkness of Jinn’s Caves, one of Gorontalo’s signature dive sites. Then on the second dive we encountered a 70-kilo Dogtooth tuna not once but twice! It passed so close that no one… Continue Reading
Thanks to Jacky for writing this great article on her recent diving experience in Gorontalo. Included are her photos, which include some beautiful wide angle shots and evena boxer crab carrying eggs. For Dutch readers , please vote for her article!http://www.duikeninbeeld.tv/duiken/artikel/gorontalo-het-verborgen-paradijs/
Guests diving in Gorontalo during December have enjoyed a special bonus Buy Kamagra Without Prescription , thanks to the sharp eyes and knowledge of Miguel’s Diving staff. In addition to encounters with pods of both Bottle-nosed and Risso’s dolphins, there have been multiple sightings of whales. On December 4th, a False Killer Whale surfaced alongside the dive… Continue Reading
Miguel’s Diving has three guides ready to assist our guests in the water. They are not only there for safety, helping with equipment and those sorts of things, but also to show divers the hidden paradise of Gorontalo that others miss. Yesterday for instance, those diving in the group with our divemaster were shown a school… Continue Reading
Although some areas of Sulawesi have experienced coral bleaching, Gorontalo has not. Those diving here sometimes see white on coral and think something is wrong. Coral bleaching is generally associated with water temperatures that are too hot for the symbiotic bacteria that provides both color and food supplements to hard corals. As a result of… Continue Reading
With its complicated geology, diving in Sulawesi brings divers into contact with unexpected phenomena. Diving in Gorontalo is known for its warm waters, usually 29 – 30 degrees Celcius. However , during the last dive yesterday everyone’s computers registered 26 degrees! During the ten years plus that we have been diving here, this is the coldest… Continue Reading
Miguel’s Diving has just finished renovating the office in time of opening of diving season. However, our construction work at the dock is still in progress. So we ask for everyone’s patience and hope everything will be clean by early December.
Thanks to friends across the world, Miguel’s Diving now has basic information about diving in Gorontalo in German, Indonesian and Italian. We have also added a “LIKE” feature and “SEND” so that fans can send our link to friends. Please check out these new features and let us know of any problems.
