Sea Rovers Dive Bali

Yesterdays news from Lorenzo across the bay. One of his guides saw Whale shark out at Close Encounters, just two kilometres from where I'm sitting typing this and also one of my favourite dive sites. Funny side; the guest didn't have his camera with him. :-) Kasihan Deh Lu! The Captain

Thought I'd have a poke around from the beach in front of the Dive Centre and look what I found. Knew there was stuff to find but hadn't had a chance to really look. Guess I'll have to dive more here. Damn more diving.

Today- a day of presentations as Captain & Crew of Sea Rovers Dive Centre receive recognition from the Commander in Chief of Bali, for our sterling efforts on the 13th. We haven't been open more than five minutes and they're already giving us medals. Damn me eyes but we're good. ! Double Grog rations all round! Garr!

Sea Rovers Dive Centre, first on scene to assist RI Army with a training exercise gone wrong due to strong offshore winds. A regular exercise for the local army base took a turn for the worst as the trainees out on 5mtr zodiacs were paddling along the coast and got caught out in open water. Things started going wrong as soon as they left the shelter of the mountains as seasonal winds blew the zodiacs out to sea The Sea Rovers Dive Crew aboard "The Vicious Guppy" were the happy to give assistance. Job well done guys! The Captain

Though limited on space till the hotel general manager moves out of our equipment room, we have got organised and are ready to take customers. Just need the damned compressor to arrive (hopefully tomorrow) then we'll be really diving. The Captain

The partners meet to sign the first of many pieces of paper that make up the endless bureaucracy that is a foreign investment company. Left to Right; Director Paul, Komisaris Ditta, President Director Kerry. Time for a double Rum ration to celebrate!