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mola mola is elusive fish swimming around shore of Bali in the season

moray eels with a cleaner shrimps are always stunning for underwater photography

mola mola can be encountered at Nusa Penida Crystal bay and also in Candidasa

barracuda lurking out at the liberty shipwreck

yoga and pranayama are amazing support for scuba divers to improve their air consumption

scuba diving is a form of meditation in a movement

Zen Harmony Diving combines the best of Ayurveda yoga and scuba diving

for all levels of divers and yogis Zen Harmony Diving program

turtles are often visitors of the beautiful coral reefs around Bali and especially Menjangan

Underwater photography is a passion and getting that perfect shot of a turtle swimming by in Menjangan is great

Sunsets in Candidasa can be stunning with burning red colors

Puri Jati is famous macro dive site and one of the many visitors are sea horses

Turtle can spend most of their life among corals and briefly ascend to the surface for another breathe

mimic octopus is the most elusive creature at Puri Jati dive site

Menjangan Island is known for stunning walls and coral gardens

Menjangan Island is also a temple for sacred Hindu ceremonies

beautiful seafans can have over a meter and be a perfect jewel of Bali dive sites

scuba diving at menjangan island is for all level of divers

Zen Reef is our house reef in the tranquil north of Bali coast

Divers gliding over coral gardens surrounding Candidasa

Bali is sacred ground dotted by many temples

Turtle heading for that breathe of air on the surface is followed by curious scuba divers

Manta rays can come in groups of two or even twenty to the cleaning station in Nusa Penida Bali

Manta rays are filter feeders and eat large quantities of zooplankton, which they swallow with their open mouths as they swim

identification of manta rays is possible by the ventral dark spots on the abdominal region

groupers are often waiting with an open mouth in a cleaning station at the liberty shipwreck

They have one of manta rays have the highest brain-to-body mass ratios of all fish

Swimming behavior in mantas differs across habitats: when travelling over deep water, they swim at a constant rate in a straight line, while further inshore they usually bask or swim idly around

big grouper with a wide open mouth in a cleaning station at the liberty shipwreck in tulamben

white scorpion leaf fish yawning while waiting for her pray on the coral

Risbecia tryoni nudibranch often seen in couples probably to save energy or they are a mating pair

Ghostpipefishes are related to pipefishes and seahorses and often found around Bali

Pink Dorid Nudibranch Chromodoris bullocki is also known as Sea Slug and seen in Bali Indonesia

Octopuses are highly intelligent, possibly more so than any other order of invertebrates

The flying gurnard Dactylopterus volitans is also known as the helmet gurnard, is a bottom-dwelling fish at the jetty in Bali Indonesia

Frogfish cannot swim but are often seen swallowing the water and in that way pushing themselves in between the pillars under the jetty in Bali Indonesia

There is no doubt about it, eels are simply fascinating. They come in a wide variety of shapes and colors and easily captivate all who come in contact with them, like this spotted moray eel

Nembrotha cristata is a colourful sea-slug found in Bali Indonesia and they grow to about 50mm in length and have black bodies with a strange luminous green “trim”

Bulb Tentacle Sea Anemone are hideout for Nemo fish or also known as Clown fish

spotted crabs are tiny creatures hiding in hard branching corals