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Dive into Conservation Celebrate AWARE Week 2023

Dive into Conservation: Celebrate PADI AWARE Week 2023 – Adopt The Blue

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Welcome to a week like no other at Ceningan Divers! We’re thrilled to announce our upcoming AWARE Week, a vibrant celebration of marine conservation, education, and action. From September 16th to 24th, join us in exploring the wonders of our oceans and, most importantly, adopting a blue mindset.

At Ceningan Divers, we understand that every dive can be an opportunity to contribute to preserving our marine ecosystems. AWARE Week is our way of spotlighting “Adopt The Blue,” a theme that encourages us to take a proactive role in caring for our oceans. … Read More

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AWARE Week 2019

AWARE Week 2019 at Ceningan Divers

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Ceningan Divers will be hosting a week-long event from September 14-22, 2019 to celebrate the annual AWARE week. We hope to see you all at Ceningan Divers during that week. For more information visit our on facebook or email us info@ceningandivers.com … Read More

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Mangrove Secrets: Hidden Animals in Nusa Ceningan’s Front Yard

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With Ceningan Resort tucked away between the Nusa island mangroves you have a good chance of spotting some fascinating island wildlife. There is enough to see for nature seekers and wildlife enthusiasts. Not only below but also above the waves. Let’s dive into the hidden world between the mangrove trees! … Read More

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Mangrove Secrets: Birds in Nusa Ceniother fascinating mangrove inhabitants in our next blog

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Surprisingly the mangrove forests covering the north side of Nusa Lembongan and lining the northeast coast of Nusa Ceningan, are often overlooked. The Nusa islands have a lot to offer for the wildlife enthusiast or anyone seeking out some real nature experience during their time above the waves. … Read More

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Mola Sunfish

The Secret Life of Sunfish

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One of the main reasons divers flock to the Nusa Islands is for the rare opportunity to swim alongside the Mola, also known as the Ocean Sunfish. Although they can be found in oceans around the world, there are only … Read More

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Green Fins

Ceningan Divers is a Green Fins Dive Operator

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This week we welcome Green Fins assessors Jaya and Martheen to our resort, they spent a day with our team assessing our operation, diving with us and providing us with valuable training to ensure we succeed in our goals and … Read More

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Ceningan Divers Wins Dive Operator of the Year at the BlueGreen360 Awards

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Blue Green 360 Awards Year 2: Shining The Spotlight On Businesses Promoting Sustainability In The Marine Tourism Industry Singapore – Four businesses and one individual championing ocean protection conservation and sustainable business practices in the marine tourism industry were honored at … Read More

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Indonesia to Battle Marine Plastic Debris

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Indonesia to Battle Marine Plastic Debris Indonesia will declare its commitment to battle marine plastic debris on Feb. 23. Studies indicate that Indonesia is the second-biggest contributor of marine plastic debris worldwide, with an estimated 1.3 million tons originating from the archipelago annually. Environment and Forestry … Read More

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Indonesia is the PADI Vacation Spotlight

Indonesia is the PADI Vacation Spotlight

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Indonesia is the PADI Vacation Spotlight for the month of January in 2017. Did you know that Indonesia is an epicentre of biodiversity, hosting a greater variety of marine life than anywhere else on earth? The South China Sea, the Pacific … Read More

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The Coral Triangle

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Nusa Penida – Coral Triangle On a much larger scale, Bali and Nusa Penida have the distinction of being located in the Southwest corner of what is referred to as The Coral Triangle. This area, which includes six countries, is … Read More

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