To tip or not to tip: that is the question. While tipping for a server at a restaurant or staff at a hotel might be customary in many establishments around the globe, it’s not always so clear-cut for diving. If you’re a scuba diver pondering these questions, here are some diving tips to help you …
For decades, the dive travel industry has leaned on discounts to fill cabins and rooms. Early-bird deals, last-minute specials, and promo codes became the default language of loyalty. But as guests become savvier travellers, these tactics are showing their limits. Price can spark a booking, yet it rarely creates a lasting bond. Today’s guests are …
The Great Dive Debate: Liveaboard or Resort? Picture this: You’re 50 feet down, floating above a coral wall alive with reef sharks and hammerheads in the blue. When you surface, your floating home is waiting—dinner prepared, tanks filled, and tomorrow’s dives set at remote sites no day boat could reach. Now imagine instead: After drifting …
Sulawesi is a diver’s dream. One moment you might be searching for tiny, rare critters in black volcanic sand, and the next you could be drifting along coral walls alive with turtles, sharks, and schools of fish. Whether your passion is muck diving, coral reefs, or big encounters in open water, Sulawesi offers something for every …
Planning a trip to North Sulawesi? If you are looking for a place that feels both peaceful and full of life, Lembeh Strait is the perfect choice. Known around the world for its diving experience, this small corner of Indonesia has much more to offer than what lies beneath the surface. From quiet beaches and …
Woven Realms of Culture, Heritage, and the Deep Step aboard Solitude Adventurer and set sail through Indonesia’s most captivating waters, where ancient maritime routes, volcanic landscapes, and some of the world’s richest reefs come together in a way only this part of the Coral Triangle can offer. Whether you’re a seasoned explorer returning for more …
For decades, snorkelling has been considered the gentler cousin of scuba diving — a splash in the shallows compared to the deep immersion of tanks and training. But that perception is shifting. As more travellers seek authentic, accessible, and nature-rich experiences, snorkelling is undergoing a quiet revival. No longer confined to holiday coastlines or seen …
A New Era of Diving with Solitude At Solitude Liveaboards and Resorts, we’re always looking for ways to make diving safer, easier and more inspiring. The arrival of the AVELO System marks an exciting step forward — redefining what it means to dive with comfort, confidence and care for the marine world. In 2025, Solitude …
Macro underwater photography is the gateway to a hidden side of the ocean. Instead of chasing big animals across the reef, you spend time face-to-face with creatures smaller than your fingernail. It’s a relaxed, patient dive that feels like going on a treasure hunt. For many divers, it’s the most rewarding way to spend a …
In today’s evolving travel landscape, the most memorable journeys are often those that offer more than just a change of scenery. Increasingly, travellers are seeking experiences that nourish their passions and give purpose to their time away. And one of the most meaningful ways to do that? Workshops. Whether you’re joining a photography masterclass, exchanging …
Solitude World’s iNaturalist Projects Turn Guests into Citizen Scientists When you think of diving in Lembeh, Anilao or anywhere in the Coral Triangle, the first thing that comes to mind is often the astonishing diversity of marine life—rare muck critters, cunning octopuses, frolicking mantas, gliding whale sharks, frenzied sharks and dazzling reefscapes. But what if …
Featuring Tips from Solitude Liveaboards & Resorts Dive Regions Understanding Marine Biodiversity: A Diver’s Guide to Species IdentificationFeaturing Tips from Solitude Liveaboards & Resorts Dive Regions For many divers, the magic of being underwater lies not just in the weightless movement through water or the serenity of reefscapes, but in the encounters — fleeting or …