Published: February 3rd 2007January 21st 2007
Lovina is the place, its on the North Coast of Bali, and it is here that we spent the last 3 days taking a standard 4 day Scuba open water dive course. The Ocean is such neat place from 20 meters below the surface, and an hour of time seems to fly by in meer minutes down there. Our 4 dives logged included a Reef wall on the westcoast Menjamin Island, and the U.S.S Liberty Shipwreck in Tulumben which was sunk in the 40s by a Japense torpedo. The reef wall was fantastic, but definetly overshadowed by the artificial reef created by the shipwreck. On our last dive we entered part of the ships hull where we ran into a Baracuda that was about a meter long. I wish I had some deep sea pictures for you all, but I did manage to take a few snorkling pictures in Lovina.
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