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Bondan Winarno (wisata kuliner) di Padi Resto Malang

Martin's wreck dive at Camia 2.Martin was improving on some breathing skills as well as mastering the wreck in Boracay. The Camia is Boracay's house wreck. It is a 30 metre-long cargo boat that was sank as a Fish Attraction Device in January 2001. It has since developed very nicely as an artificial reef. The residents.... more

This famous fish-feeding station is a large boulder which provides photographers a chance to capture close-up shots of angelfish, butterflyfish, surgeonfish, damselfish and sergeant majors will approach hoping to be fed. There are also many parrotfish, triggerfish, snappers, scorpionfish, lionfish, sweetlips,.... more

Here's Amy at Coral Garden doing her Open Water Dive. This dive site is right off the main beach and usually has calm and clear conditions. It is ideal for beginners and training dives. It is a popular fish-feeding area, so expect to see sergeant majors, butterflyfish and batfish crowding around.

Michelle & Sandra's wreck dive at Camia II. The Camia is Boracay's house wreck. It is a 30 metre-long cargo boat that was sank as a Fish Attraction Device in January 2001. It has since developed very nicely as an artificial reef. The residents now include a couple of huge red bass, some bluefin trevallies, scorpion fish and a school of batfish.

Here's Emmanuel's first ever wreck dive on the Camia II in Boracay Philippines. The Camia is Boracay's house wreck. It is a 30 metre-long cargo boat that was sank as a Fish Attraction Device in January 2001. It has since developed very nicely as an artificial reef. The residents now include a couple of huge red bass,.... more

See and hear from a real PADI Pro what the professional diving lifestyle is really all about.