Indonesia is Open...sort of
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Dan
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Cool. You really get close encounter with the fishes then, unlike most of us bubble makers and Darth Vander noise makers.
marsh9077
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Yes makes for an amazing diving experience. I really enjoy it!!
For example just teaser from yesterdays encounter with a live nautilus. Sorry for the bad quality video the Paralenz is not very great quality (or maybe its operator error
) and adds a strange red filter when you light things up close. Also videos, video editing, and computers are not my specialty. Sometimes its a mission for me just to get the video from the Paralenz to my phone and computer
Dan
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Amazing! Seeing swimming nautilus is one of my dreams.Yes makes for an amazing diving experience. I really enjoy it!!
For example just teaser from yesterdays encounter with a live nautilus. Sorry for the bad quality video the Paralenz is not very great quality (or maybe its operator error
We have gone ahead and booked Misool, Banda Sea, Lembeh and Bunaken for Sept, Oct, Nov 2022. All word is that Indonesia will open up for fully vaccinated travelers by first quarter 2022. Barring any disaster like what is happening in Europe right now I think it is very good probability we will be back diving Indonesia in 2022. If there isn't clarity by April 2022, I will just reschedule the trip to 2023.
Fully vaccinated could mean by then 3 shots (2 when J&J). March could mean that Indonesia is in the full next wave. Or maybe your planned trip will be great. Which we all of course wish you.The current situation showes how unpredictable this pandemic is.
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