Ron Scholte's dive at Mandolin on Sep 29, 2009

Description

Diving holiday Indonesia Bunaken Mandolin is named after the same traditional musical instrument due to its shape from a bird's eye view. It is a steep wall dive that goes down in steps with some overhangs and ledges. The current is usually mild to moderate so it is usually done as a drift dive. At the end of the dive in the shallows there are lots of macro which is heaven for photographers. Here you can see soft corals, candy crabs, turtles, sharks, eagle rays, humphead parrotfish, napoleon wrasse, snapper, barracuda, mackerel, giant trevally, turtles etc