Indonesia has the most coastline of any country in the world, which is why it’s easy for Bali to be overlooked as one of the finest dive destinations in the country. As the only island among 17,508 that is predominantly Hindu (rather than Muslim), Bali’s residents are friendly and welcoming to foreigners. With dazzling coral reefs to enjoy in the water and delicious cuisine to indulge in topside, the island and international gateway does not disappoint.
Contributions by Calvin Tang
Scuba Diving the Golden Reefs of Bali
Indonesia has the most coastline of any country in the world, which is why it’s easy for Bali to be overlooked as one of the finest dive destinations in the country. As the only island among 17,508 that is predominantly Hindu (rather than Muslim), Bali’s residents are friendly and welcoming to foreigners. With dazzling coral reefs to enjoy in the water and delicious cuisine to indulge in topside, the island and international gateway does not disappoint.
Hollis F1 Fin Review
Eric Larsen Visits Seattle
Today I caught up with AtlasOmega resident Polar Explorer, Eric Larsen. Always on the move, Larsen was passing through in such a rush that he stayed out in the wonderful City of Sea-Tac. Eric will be giving a presentation about his ongoing expedition tomorrow, courtesy of Atlas Snowshoes- a sponsor of Save the Poles.

Interview with Underwater Filmmaker Howard Hall