Freeflow Marine Expeditions

Missing the vibrant, bustling reefs of the Red Sea! Who’s up for another trip?

🌊Happy World Ocean's Day 🌊

We wanted to have a closer look to the small inhabitants of our coral reefs !
Those shortstriped goby, blue chromis, secretary blenny, caribbean spiny lobster, star coral and painted frog fish are living in the waters of , where is diving almost everyday.

with 90mm F2.8


Sony Electronics

Know where else you can find gorgeous gorgonian sea fans? 🤔 Tubbataha! 🌊🐠 Book a last-minute dive trip of a lifetime and discover the heart of the Coral Triangle 🤿🐬

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A few of the insane highlights you're more than likely to see during a trip to Tubbataha Natural Park! Some of the best reefs we've seen to date with the densest concentration of pelagics.

Join us for photo tuition and spectacular diving at the end of May 2023!
More details at:
Freeflowmarine.com/tubbataha

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Join us on a Tubbataha diving liveaboard trip! 🌊🐠🐬 Explore one of the most biodiverse dive spots in the world, with crystal-clear waters, expert guides and a professional photographer on board to capture your trip and record your memories. Don't miss out, limited spaces available! Check out our website https://freeflowmarine.com/tubbataha-2023/ for more details and to reserve your spot today

Cuddle up with your sweetie this Valentine's Day and let's say... that's a Moray! 💕

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These coral crabs measure only a couple of inches across, feeding on coral tissues and mucus whilst protecting the coral from predators such as starfish. Achieving focus on tiny critters is what makes macro photography so rewarding, especially when your subject retreats among the coral branches when approached!

📷 Sony RX100 III and 2x Fantasea macro diopter in the Red Sea

Kicking off the Halloween weekend with a creepy looking moray spotted on an eerie night dive in the red sea! Moray eels are one of the spookier regulars found on warm and temperate shallow coral reefs worldwide. Although they have two sets of jaws and look poised to bite at any moment, they are very peaceful towards humans and are a great find on any dive! They can often be seen hunting with a grouper at night, where the moray helps scare fish out of their hiding places towards the waiting grouper! However, if either one strays too far from the reef, they can both find themselves on the menu for larger nocturnal predators

📷: using Sony A7II, 1/50sec, f/20 with housing.

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Although oceanic whitetips are sometimes called the sailor’s nightmare, diver’s dream feels more fitting here! A real trip highlight from the Red Sea

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Shot on Panasonic GH5 at 16mm, f/6.3, 1/160 sec in Seafrogs Housing, with Inon Z330 strobe.