Dive Crew Archives - Sea Rovers Dive Center Pemuteran Bali

Pirate T-shirts, Good price, Morning price, Special just for you.

by Capt Paul | May 10, 2012 | Captain & Crew, General News, Sea Rovers, Specials

Pirate T-Shirts New Colours

Fresh off the screen printing press our new Pirate T-shirts and staff uniforms arrived. We still have the traditional Black & White T-shirts but we decided to try some different colours this year.

Limited stock so get yourselves over here.

New Polo shirts coming to a Sea Rovers near you soon.

Anne’s Sea Rovers Crew

by Capt Paul | Mar 29, 2012 | Captain & Crew, Photo's of Sea Rovers Brethren, Sea Rovers, The Brethrens Photos

Sea Rovers Motley Crew, Pemuteran Bali
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Sea Rovers crew, Pemuteran Bali, post Photoshop

Thanks to Brethren Anne Green for sharing this fun photo of some of the misfits of Pemuteran. Pirates all.

The Sea Rovers

by Capt Paul | May 10, 2011 | Captain & Crew

Captain Paul M Turley - 2011

Commodore Kerry Keene - 2011

Wayan Subratha - 2011

Made Parma - 2011

Abdul Rohim - 2011

Wayan Budiarta - 2011

Nyoman Noviaditta - 2011

Sahari - 2011

Putu Epot Budiarsana - 2011

Fare thee well to Trainees

by Capt Paul | Oct 1, 2009 | Captain & Crew, General News

Commodore Kerry made it over for a few week in September and October, Just in time to say farewell to our trainees. Three months hard labour aboard the good divebase Sea Rovers, Pemuteran.

Slainte Mhath fellow Brethren

Reception Wench and Kommissaris Ditta Presents Mr Putu Epot Budi Arsana with his certificate

Yours truly, Captain Paul presenting Mr Putu Mangku with his Certificate.

And last but by no means least our Commodore Kerry presents Mr Kadek Karsana with his certificate

We wish them well and success in their future careers, whatever they may be and who knows, as we expand perhaps you’ll see one of these faces again as our next Captain or Divemaster.

Good Luck Lads

The Captain

Gods bless this Venture

by Capt Paul | Dec 12, 2008 | Captain & Crew, General News

Sea Rovers first ceremony, Bali being the island of the gods requires many ceremonies for many things. There is a good day to be born, a good day to marry and a good day to be dead (some might say there is never a good day to be dead). The 12th of December was a full moon and hence a good day for us to install our own little offering box to the Hindu gods of Bali. But also to cleanse ourselves and our equipment of any evil spirits that inhabit. (Not The RUM!!! Aaaargh… The Captain).