Blue Label Diving Indonesia is at it again with getting divers into the water on sidemount, tec sidemount and then taking it for some wreck diving! Lisa, an orthopaedic surgeon from Germany, is back with us again completing her sidemount course with Hiro, while Julian, a physics genius from Switzerland and almost permanent staff here, was […]
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These past three weeks, Blue Label Diving has been busier than ever decompressing in crystal clear waters and hanging with hundreds of different fish species as we have run back to back decompression dive training on Bunaken. We’re happy to welcome Xinwei, Julian and Matthias to the ‘dark side of diving’ and are proud by […]
Megalodon vs JJ CCR Having taught the ISC Megalodon CCR for a number of years, I recently added the JJ-ccr to my teaching curriculum. It wasn’t for long until at least a dozen fellow divers would PM me asking what the best rebreather was. This posed to be one of the hardest questions I’ve been […]
The Indonesia tec diving scene is growing faster than ever, and Blue Label Diving Indonesia is making this happen. In the past, there haven’t been many dive centres in Indonesia that are supporting technical diving, but this is all changing. The best thing about doing tec diving in Indonesia are the pristine coral reefs that […]
Advanced OPen Water or specialties? Open Water or The Advanced Open Water is touted as the very next program an entry level diver should do. Students around the world have this drummed into them in manuals, videos and by the instructor. Reality is that the Advanced Open Water course is solely a term used by […]
More and more divers today are feeling an itch to explore more of the underwater world in a responsible way and this is exactly what the PADI Tec Deep Course offers. It is a challenge to any seasoned diver whether he/she is an instructor or experienced advanced open water diver. Here is a closer look […]
Our cave diving certification: Cave Diving is what we at Blue Label Diving Love the most. The Cave Diving certifications you can do with us fall under the TDI courses for overhead environment and we conduct these courses at least once a month. Besides TDI we can also teach these cave courses under SSI. The […]
Rebreathers are now becoming commonplace at dive resorts and on live aboard vessels. As a diver you may have already done several dives before even hearing the term and yet even more before ever seeing one firsthand. There is a lot about the mechanics and use that seem strange and difficult. In reality, however, rebreathers […]
Diving in Phuket Season is possible 365 days a year. Although some people are talking about high and low season, the boats here always go out unless the waves are 3 meters high which might be 6 days through out the whole year. The coolest is December-February period ,where you can even reach outside temperatures […]
Deep Cave Dive by Ben Reymenants 2nd January 2014 Song Hong Cave Thailand There’s a certain feeling that arises when tying into the end of a deep cave line. As you are laying new line in virgin cave, there’s this unmistakable burst of adrenaline being injected into your system. You can feel your heartbeat, your […]