Sea Rovers Dive Bali

Cleaning up the underwater environment around Menjangan Island is a big group effort. Better that people are more aware and cut down their plastic waste, so we don't have to keep doing this and listening to the complaints as if its our fault. We're all trying to do our bit.

Recent visit by the Green School out of the landlocked Port of Ubud, ( http://www.greenschool.org ) turned out to be a good opportunity to put the Nasty Nemo through her paces. And she handled it all with easy and space to spare. The Green School was up on a field trip to the Biorock Project. Where they learn how to electrify coral to good effect ;-) After a morning of learning and snorkeling the projects they took a break to explore a local reef (Close Encounters) where they got to see first hand what can happen when local businesses work with the village and fishing community to help protect the local marine environment in a sustainable way. The Next day they head out again this time to visit the Solar Powered Biorock offshore structures. The Biowreck and BioBoomer. The later named in honour of the once long time resident of the of the Turtle Project, run by my old mate Chris Brown just down the beach from us. Another longtime resident and local Eco warrior. Then its prepare for the ...

After the rains the plastic has come. Trying to find away to get people involve instead of just complaining about a country wide problem that will take generations to solve. Me and the Commodore came up with this package. Enviromental Clean Up Package, 11 Dives 2 Days Menjangan Island (Includes Lunch, Soft drinks, entry fees to TNBB and a Bin liner) 1 Day Pemuteran Reefs (including dive the Coral Bommie, Bio-wreck & Bio-boomer) 5 days Equipment Rental 1 Day Cleaning the Biorock Project 1 Day Cleaning the trash from Mucky Pirates Bay 1 x Night or Shore extra Price €300 It won't solve the problems of a nation, but at least we can try and keep our little corner of Indonesia that bit cleaner. The Captain Save our Reefs! Hug a fish today!