Spring Saving Extravaganza

There comes a time in everybody's life where you just need to get away from it all. Away from everyday life and monotony to experience something new and exotic.

We think that time is Spring. After the long winter (Northern Hemisphere) or coming to the end of a long summer (Southern Hemisphere), chase the dream and join us for our spring savings extravaganza!

If you book onto the project for the months May or June 2015, for a minimum of 2 weeks, you get 5% discount along with a free Blue Temple T-shirt. Not bad really.

For as little as £699 (pre-qualifed divers) you can experience all the joys of the Perhentian Islands with us and participate in all our activities! 

Accommodation, 3 meals a day, snorkeling, up to 8 dives a week, equipment rental, conservation and research training, local cuisine and engagement, awareness campaigns and a FREE Blue Temple T-Shirt.

Join up and get involved in our conservation research and management for the marine parks as well as working with the local and tourist communities to raise awareness on key environmental issue. Participate in survey dives and monitor tourist interactions, sedimentation levels and tourist perceptions towards behavior and environmental risks. Experience Perhentian like never before, join us and contribute to sustainable tourism and management for one of our beautiful but threatened ecosystems!

For information, booking and inquiries get in touch with us via E-mail

*Terms and Conditions: Price displayed for 2 weeks, per person without dive course. Divemaster courses only available for long stay volunteers, minimum 2 week stay. 

The Internship

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Much like Google, we are this year opening our doors for an intern program. Unlike Google, there isn’t a guaranteed job at the end, and it isn’t open to America’s brightest and best. So all you Havard, Stanford and MIT students can stop applying now.

Instead, we focus on people who are sensitive to human behaviour and impact on the environment, hard working and scientifically focused. This leads to our 2015 Intern Bio; David Richards, take a bow

David was born and raised in West Philadelphia, spending his time playing basketball or ‘shooting some hoops’ in the local playground. He used to enjoy relaxing and chilling with his friends in said playground, until one unfortunate day, he got into a little bit of trouble with a gang of older boys. They beat up on him, and his mother got a bit concerned for her sons safety, and sent him off to live with his Aunty and Uncle. His aunt and uncle were quite wealthy, and so David was soon able to flourish and quickly gained an education and, before he left, was nicknamed “the prince”.*

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David volunteered with us in 2014 for a month and completed both his Open Water and Advanced Open water courses with us, as well as contributed to turtle watch, dive surveys and brought knowledge from his environmental background. All in all, an excellent volunteer and we hope a perfectly suited intern. He will come back and complete his Rescue and Divemaster courses whilst helping to run the research and coordinate volunteers.

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Welcome (back) to the Team

*may or may not be true