Padang, Indonesia: Fun Dive
West Sumatra Padang – Indonesia Bathed in the tepid crystalline depths of the azure Indian Ocean, tethered by bubbles and brushed by rainbow colored fish. Scuba divers enter a fantasy world of brilliance and wonder, and try out our discover surfing in its gentle waves. Where is Padang ? – Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Padang is just 50 minutes by flight away from Kuala Lumpur or 90 minutes by
Padang, Indonesia: Advanced Open Water Course/ Fun Dive
West Sumatra Padang – Indonesia Bathed in the tepid crystalline depths of the azure Indian Ocean, tethered by bubbles and brushed by rainbow colored fish. Scuba divers enter a fantasy world of brilliance and wonder, and try out our discover surfing in its gentle waves. Where is Padang ? – Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Padang is just 50 minutes by flight away from Kuala Lumpur or 90 minutes by
Padang, Indonesia: Advanced Open Water Course
West Sumatra Padang – Indonesia Bathed in the tepid crystalline depths of the azure Indian Ocean, tethered by bubbles and brushed by rainbow colored fish. Scuba divers enter a fantasy world of brilliance and wonder, and try out our discover surfing in its gentle waves. Where is Padang ? – Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Padang is just 50 minutes by flight away from Kuala Lumpur or 90 minutes by
Padang, Indonesia: Advanced Open Water Course
West Sumatra Padang – Indonesia Bathed in the tepid crystalline depths of the azure Indian Ocean, tethered by bubbles and brushed by rainbow colored fish. Scuba divers enter a fantasy world of brilliance and wonder, and try out our discover surfing in its gentle waves. Where is Padang ? – Padang, West Sumatra, Indonesia. Padang is just 50 minutes by flight away from Kuala Lumpur or 90 minutes by
Destinations: Diving at Bobs Island, Padang, Indonesia
Bob Island (also known as Pulau Sinyaru), is an island about and hour and a half boat ride off Padang, is a relatively undiscovered and unspoilt by humans. Marine life thrives here due to the topography and amazing visibility. The coral, which is very much alive and thriving, are a refuge to both pelagic and macro marine life. There is plenty to explore and you
