Further Adventures in Tulamben during the Advanced Open Water course | Best Dive Job Blog by Joe Zeiler The Advanced Open Water Course with Blue Season Bali takes place over two days. In one of my previous posts I told you a ...
Becoming a PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer at Blue Season Bali | Best Dive Job Blog by Joe Zeiler Well, it’s official, I am now a PADI Master Scuba Diver Trainer! This certification marks the end of my program here with ...
Manta Trust visits Blue Season Bali Here in Bali we are lucky to be able to dive with Manta Rays all year round. It is rare that we go a day in Nusa Penida without spotting at least one of ...
Best Dive Job Blog | PADI Deep Specialty As part of the MSDT prep and MSDT programs here at Blue Season Bali, MSDT interns are certified in 10 instructor specialties. One of these is the PADI Deep Specialty . This ...
Best Dive Job Blog | MOLA MOLA!!! Good things come to those who wait. Finally after three months of missing every Mola sighting at Crystal Bay (and there have been more than a few) I finally managed to spot one ...
Best Dive Job Blog | First underwater breaths Today I certified three new Open Water Divers. Samuel, Joseph (14 year old twins) and Leonard (16 years old) completed their Open Water and Jr. Open Water Diver course during a family ...
Best Dive Job Blog | Become an Open Water Diver with Blue Season Bali Today I certified three new Open Water Divers. Samuel, Joseph (14 year old twins) and Leonard (16 years old) completed their Open Water and Jr. Open ...
Interns Journal | a Baby Turtle’s way to the Ocean There are moments in life when you definitely need background music. One of those is setting a baby turtle free to the big wide ocean during sunset on a beach ...
Best Dive Job Blog | Three best dive spots in Nusa Penida for Advanced Open Water course Being an Open Water Diver is a great way to explore the underwater world but there is so much to see and do beyond ...
Jargon Buster – Thermocline If you dive frequently, you may have heard the term Thermocline (thermal = temperature/ heat, cline = layer). For someone who has never dived like me, the closest term I know is thermometer. If you are among ...
