
Diving in Indonesia
the ultimate guide to the world's best dive spots: bali, komodo, sulawesi, papua, and more
$39.34
- Paperback
304 pages
- Release Date
31 March 2016
Summary
Indonesia Underwater: A Diver’s Paradise
Diving in Indonesia is your essential guide to exploring Indonesia’s most breathtaking dive sites. This comprehensive guidebook covers the most notable diving regions, including:
- Bali
- North Sulawesi
- Central, South and Southeast Sulawesi
- Nusa Tenggara (Lombok, Komodo, Timor, Alor)
- Raja Ampat & West Papua
- Maluku (Ambon, Banda & Halmahera)
Each chapter is …
Book Details
ISBN-13: | 9780804844741 |
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ISBN-10: | 0804844747 |
Author: | Sarah Ann Wormald |
Publisher: | Tuttle Publishing |
Imprint: | Tuttle Publishing |
Format: | Paperback |
Number of Pages: | 304 |
Release Date: | 31 March 2016 |
Weight: | 498g |
Dimensions: | 23mm x 266mm x 153mm |
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Critics Review
“It looks great, a quality feel and the pictures make you really want to go there and dive. The perfect resource for those wanting to visit the area and choosing the right place for them and diving it safely.” –Deeper Blue blog“The book covers popular diving areas in Indonesia including Java, Bali, Sulawesi, Nusa Tenggara, Maluku and Raja Ampat. It includes a lot of information about different dive sites, liveaboards, marine life, best times to visit, dive operators, accommodation and other useful tips. The book has also good and detailed maps and beautiful pictures below the surface which makes you to want to book a dive trip right away :)” –Scuba World“This highly informative and impressive collection of dive destinations and location details forms an invaluable tool in planning and in the diving of this area. The compact fact-packed paperback, with a protective cover, makes it an ideal and valuable traveling companion. This will be the only book I will need on my next adventure to Indonesia.” –On the Edge blog
About The Author
Sarah Ann Wormald
Sarah Ann Wormald is from Ilkley, West Yorkshire in the UK where she previously worked as a Solicitor. Sarah began diving in 1999 in the Red Sea in Egypt, and after having dived in numerous destinations around the world, she moved to Indonesia in 2007. Since her move to Asia, Sarah has become an instructor who has shared her passion with hundreds of students through teaching them how to explore the underwater world.
When Sarah is not teaching, she spends her time traveling Indonesia diving and photographing. From the outset of this project, Sarah’s aim was to promote operators who dive safely and who protect and care for the reefs around them. Sarah’s interests in Indonesian reefs, marine life, adventure and exploration led her to begin working on this book in 2013. Sarah currently lives and works full time in Indonesia.
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