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I haven't been to bangka or bunaken but i can tell that Lembeh is amazing, more then amazing, it was a dive dream to be there. Everything I wanted to see was there, for the weird stuff i mean.In 4 days, I've seen a plenty of frogfishes including the hairy and the clown frogfish, flomboyant...

Enterily agree with Angel61, I've done 10 dives with Iboih dive center, it cost me 18€/dive with equipment renting and the divemasters where amazing. I personnaly recomend Mur, that guy knows the current over there. I had a lot of funs diving whith him. The current is challenging for sure...

Hey, sorry about my post. It was way to direct, here is my introduction: http://www.scubaboard.com/forums/introductions-and-greets/512719-hey-you-im-scuba-diver.html#post7478704 I just wanted to give a hand to a friend, I still mean what i posted.

Hello fellow diver, I scubadive since year in the cold water of Belgium with some diving holiday. I've dived in the red sea 10 years ago, I stopped diving since then and started again a year ago in South Eats Asia. I've been to the Perhentian islands and Tioman island in Malaysia, in Pulau Weh...

I have been diving in Una Una and I really recomend this place. I saw huge schools of barracuda and jackfishes, humphead wrasse, schools of bumphead parrotfish, eagle rays and black tip sharks. The coral is untouched and the sponges can reach 3m long, the sea fans as well. Una Una - Wikitravel

The Togians definitively worth the trip, have a look there: Una Una - Wikitravel The coral is untouched.

I've been diving in Una Una and i really appreciate my diving trip over there, the coral reef is beautiful and untouched by bombing or cyanide fishing. The reef host huge schools of barracuda, bumphead parrotfishes and jackfishes. Eagle rays and humphead wrasse are commun over there. I cannot...

Bunaken is a great dive destination but it is a little bit overexploted, my pick is the Togian Islands. Una Una offer some of the best diving in Sulawesi with huge schools of Barracuda and Jackfishes. The scenery is paradisiac: Una Una - Wikitravel