Diving in Tulamben after volcano eruption
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As I am writing this reply, we are in Tulamben with 2 DMT’s and another fun diver.
Underwater conditions are good, hot water at approximately 29 degrees as always, visibility at 20 meters and everything is quite alright.
However, not all restaurants are yet open so dive centers have to arrange their own lunch but not an issue for us.
In other words, Tulamben as well as Amed are open and safe. Volcano is quiet and does not show any signs for a week now.
Fingers crossed
With respect and appreciation,
Julian
Underwater conditions are good, hot water at approximately 29 degrees as always, visibility at 20 meters and everything is quite alright.
However, not all restaurants are yet open so dive centers have to arrange their own lunch but not an issue for us.
In other words, Tulamben as well as Amed are open and safe. Volcano is quiet and does not show any signs for a week now.
Fingers crossed
With respect and appreciation,
Julian
Tulamben diver
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I was there too when Agung erupted. No problem under water from eruption. Last month they had a lot of rain, also mostly in February. The rain causes less visibility, not the eruptions. It was amazing to hear the tremors from the volcano under water!
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