Showing posts with label Diving. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Diving. Show all posts
Scuba Diving in North Sulawesi - the Natural Wonders of Bunaken and Lembeh Strait
Full of natural wonders, and offering an almost unparalleled levels
of marine biodiversity, North Sulawesi has become one of the worlds
premier destinations for ecotourism and adventure travel in recent
years. Today, large numbers of scuba divers travel to this distant part
of Indonesia, to sample some of the finest dive sites to be found
anywhere throughout South East Asia.
All About Krakatoa Island in the Sunda Strait
Krakatoa, also spelled as Krakatao, is an island in the Sunda
Strait in Indonesia. It is a volcanic island, and its name is used for
the volcano, the island and the island group as well.
In 1883, the most well-known eruption of Krakatoa cemented its place as one of the most famous volcanoes in history. This eruption was among one of the most violent anywhere in human history. This eruption had the explosive power equivalent to 13,000 times the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. It ejected about twenty-one cubic kilometers of ash, rock and pumice.
In 1883, the most well-known eruption of Krakatoa cemented its place as one of the most famous volcanoes in history. This eruption was among one of the most violent anywhere in human history. This eruption had the explosive power equivalent to 13,000 times the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima. It ejected about twenty-one cubic kilometers of ash, rock and pumice.
Diving Insurance Requests on the Rise As Enthusiasts Flock the Islands of Raja Ampat in Indonesia
If you are already a seasoned diver or you are new to diving but
have the budget and the desire to experience scuba diving to its utmost
pleasure then you have to visit the famous "Four Kings".
Known to have the most richest coral reef life in world today, the so called "Four Kings" or Raja Ampat is located in the northwest end of the Bird's Head Peninsula in the island of New Guinea the West Papua's province in Indonesia. Its huge popularity made this beautiful place a candidate to be the first marine Unesco World Heritage Site.
Known to have the most richest coral reef life in world today, the so called "Four Kings" or Raja Ampat is located in the northwest end of the Bird's Head Peninsula in the island of New Guinea the West Papua's province in Indonesia. Its huge popularity made this beautiful place a candidate to be the first marine Unesco World Heritage Site.
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