Deep in the heart of the North Moluccas, we dived a second time in the warm waters around Kusu Island. Once again an obscure and bizarre army of darkness and extravagance awaits us. Pontohi pygmy seahorses and colorful nudis everywhere. Bright pink squad lobsters and tiny spiny tiger prawns - definitely an underwater photographer's paradise.

 

The new SCUBAPRO Luna dive computer is here! Slim, intuitive and packed with user-friendly functions. With its flat thermoplastic housing and modern, generous widescreen display, it is already inspiring. Reason enough for us as SCUBAPRO ambassadors and Deep Elite Team members to test the new dive computer. So let´s go diving!

 

Wow - the new Galileo G3 dive computer from SCUBAPRO leaves us speechless. A highly complex dive computer with a vibrant, high-contrast color display, the proven four-button operation and a rechargeable lithium battery. The G3 offers everything we expect from a dive computer with the comfort and style of a timelessly beautiful wristwatch.

 

On the island of Rinca, in the northern part of the Komodo National Park, we portrayed some of the last free-living Komodo dragons in the world. In the depths of the Indonesian Jurassic Park, hidden in the thorny thicket, a deeply forked tongue lashes out across the dusty ground. In awe, we spot and photograph our first almost fully-grown Komodo dragon.

 

Clear the stage for strange creatures, freaky critters and some color overkill. No sooner have we left the world of Alor above water than bizarre and crazy protagonists present themselves to our underwater circus. Say hello to the legendary Rhinopia, the funny bumblebee shrimp and some really hairy frogfish. Alor - a perfect muck diving area and a boundless Eldorado for macro fetishists.

On Alor, we take a look at the deeply rooted traditions of the Abui tribe. Shaped by the belief in the existence of spirits, they follow a rich tradition of myths and legends. Proud of their customs, the Abui community is an important part of Alor's cultural diversity and an example of the importance of preserving indigenous ways of life.