Tasik Divers - Services & Facilities
With our signature large purpose built dive boats we offer a level of safety and comfort not to be found elsewhere in Manado. Fully fitted with reef (and diver!) friendly storage type toilets, seated dive deck, large sundeck, and dry salon. Oxygen, radio and first aid are a given, along with personal spaces for those "bits and pieces" we all bring along.
With the future firmly in mind, Tasik Divers is planning to add a newly commissioned vessel Voyager to the existing fleet, which will add versatility and speed to what will continue to be a professional and dedicated service. » See Boat design (PDF).
Along with the existing facilities, we aim to add a larger more user friendly camera room complete with computer station that will enable photographers to relax and share fish stories with others. We will have new Scubapro regulators and equipment. With an updated compressor room, with two brand spanking new 320Lpm compressors along with the addition of our own membrane Nitrox system, it will help for silent running. Combine this with the option to rent quality cameras with housings to match and start snapping those "cover shots".
Starting with 3 dives a day, there are options to add; including shore, mandarin and night dives. Simply relax and let our highly trained, experienced team of dive professionals take care of your every need. With small groups of 4 divers to 1 guide we go that bit further so you can. The only thing you need to do is enjoy!
Options to dive in smaller groups and to shore dive from the jetty following our soon to be installed steps and dive for fun "roped underwater safari map", where you can find lots of information posted, taking you on a safe underwater adventure of discovery.
Tasik Divers' office will stay open till late, and the dive center manager will be around in the evenings for dinner, to answer questions and just chat.
Want to get to Bangka? That's back on the menu with Tasik Divers. We will drive overland to Likupang (taking you to the northern end of the Island) then boat across to Bangka.
