diving on the east coast of Malaysia – maps, description of dive sites, addresses, links / Tauchplaetze an der Ostküste von Malaysien – Reisebericht, Karten, Tauchplatzbeschreibungen, Adressen und Links (Zubi – starfish)
I have visited these islands on several occasions and must have done over a hundred
Print version of diving in Flores (Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia): dive sites, description of dive areas (Zubi – starfish)
The islands on the outer edge of the bay have nice coral reefs with steep walls
starfish: underwater photos of Burma and Thailand – Unterwasser – Fotos / Farbfotos von Burma und Thailand
Some photos have explanatory texts.
Ambon, Haruku, Saparua, Banda, Halmahera (Maluku, Indonesia): maps, description of dive sites, addresses, links / Tauchplätze in den Molukken (Indonesien) – Karten, Tauchplatzbeschreibungen, Adressen und Links (Zubi – starfish)
Maluku) where he realized, that the Aru islands and other moluccan islands must have
FAQ Fact sheet with information about dive sites in Palawan: Coron Bay, Sangat island, Busuanga (wreckdiving) , Apo Reef, Puerto Princesa, Tubbataha Reef – Addresses of dive operators and dive centers, liveaboards, dive conditions, weather information, hyperbaric chambers, hotels, how to get there, maps (Zubi – starfish)
list of dive operators (for places where there are more than 10 dive centers I have
Diving in Bali, Indonesia: Dive sites around Menjangan, Tulamben, Ahmed, Candi Dasa, Padang Bai, Gilimanuk, Lembongan, Nusa Penida, Nusa Dua. Bali has very varied dive areas – from walldiving and coral gardens in the north to cold water and wild rides in the south and wreck diving around Tulamben. maps, description of dive sites, addresses, links (Zubi – starfish)
It is often assumed, that you have to travel to far away places for the best diving
Photo of a brittle star / Schlangenstern with links: Ophiarthrum pictum (called Ophiarachna affinis in some books) and Amphiura sp
pictum and Amphiura sp) Ophiarachna affinis in some books These brittle stars have
Photo of a Hydroids / Nesselfarn with links
on the picture below they grow on a anchor line – better wear gloves, if you have
Reefs at risk: Coral reef protection. major threats like construction, farming, trash dumping and pollution, fishing, dynamite fishing, cyanide fishing, aquarium trade and fish farms, bombs and oil spills.
As nearby stock becomes depleted, the fishermen have to go farther and farther
Photo of a blue dragon nudibranch – Nacktschnecke (Pteraeolidia ianthina) with links
having a very large population of algaes in their cerata, the blue dragon doesn’t have
