Sarah's Return to Komodo: The Good, The Bad and the Lessons Learned

In this episode, Sarah shares her experience diving in Komodo and other places in Indonesia. She discusses the challenges of traveling to Indonesia, the strong currents in Komodo, and the different dive sites in the area. Diving in Komodo is not just for advanced divers and she highlights the beauty and diversity of the marine life. She also talks about the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone and learning from new experiences. She shares her personal journey and the connections she made during her trip.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Return to Indonesia
01:08 Diving in Indonesia: Challenges and Jet Lag
03:55 Freediving and Different Dive Sites in Komodo
07:47 Batu Balong: A World-Renowned Dive Site
09:40 Manta Point: Drift Diving and Manta Ray Encounters
10:39 Komodo: The Best Place for Dive Master Certification
13:29 Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone and Learning as a Diver
16:19 Diver Safety: Underwater and on the Boat
23:01 Personal Journey and Connections Made
25:18 Conclusion and Call to Connect

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