Sea Rovers Dive Bali

Captured dive vessel Adventures on the high seas as FirstMate Leigh and his lovely Bosun Louise secretly capture the MV Orion off the Maldives. So secretly did they capture it that neither the crew or the owners ever found out it was captured and are still under the impression that they own it. Little do they know that it is now part of an ever expanding Sea Rovers fleet. HaHarr! And what about you other slackers. Yes you who left carrying the Sea Rovers flag, where be your conquest photos to display. Come on, have at it me hearties! Lets see those flags flying across the seven seas. Send us you pictures to display with pride. The Captain

Great video courtesy of Kathi and Niki who just went out hunting Critters in Mucky Pirates Bay and out at the Coral Bommie. Basically showing some of the wonderful things you can find when you dive with the Pirates who Dive. http://www.youtube.com/v/IVGmyHDN4JQ?autohide=1&version=3&autoplay=1&autohide=1&attribution_tag=gRflWNZGVMe8ZyG4fmo4mQ&feature=share&showinfo=1

Wear the colours New Pirate diver down T shirts have arrived, ready to strike terror into the hearts of our competitors. Red flag, no quarter shall be given this day.

I honestly thought my 15 seconds of fame was up after the Underwater Temple Garden debacle. Now our very own Pemuteran is and Menjangan Island  are winging there way across the world. Well at least a very nice article with mention of us and a quote from yours truly (see below). Is now, even as I type winging its way to exotic locales as yet unexplored by most of us. "Even seasoned divers are often impressed by a dip into the shallow waters by the beach, says Paul Turley, owner of the Sea Rovers dive centre. “They emerge from the sea beaming from ear to ear, having just photographed a whole host of animals they’d previously seen only on National Geographic TV,”  he says." Read the full article by travel writer and fellow Brethren Simon Pridmore through the links below: Cathay Pacific Magazine Article Cathay Pacific Magazine June 2013 Cover

Treasures come in all sizes Weeks ago I posted a story about a smugglers vessel that ran aground on a reef off Pemuteran. Well big swell and rains have done there work and bits of that once fine vessel are drifting around the coast. Or in the case of many larger pieces, being recycled by enterprising fishermen.

Hoist the colours matey's Bit of fun, got tired at looking at the old Sea Rovers desktop so thought I'd do something new.