Did two dives with Matahari team. Staff was helpful and friendly. They came to pick us up on time. The dive guide gave detailed briefing, each dive was maximum 45 minutes.
The first dive was Liberty Wreck in the early morning with big waves. We were five divers with two dive guides. The dive guides took care of us very well. Because of the big wave, our entry and exit were one-by-one. They made sure we were safe.
The diving itself was not very great. We did see some humphead parrotfish, and the only things the dive guide showed us were humphead parrotfish and one nudi. (FYI, the next day I dove with another dive center at the same wreck, and we saw at least 3 scorpion fish, 4 different kinds of nudi, 2 leaf fish, frog fish, and even pygmy seahorse!) After the dive, I talked to the dive guide that we hope to see more little critters.
The second dive we had a different dive guide who I suppose is more experienced because right after descending, he started to show us lots of small creatures! He has very good eyes. On the sandy area without much coral, he could find orangutan crab, different kinds of nudis, and harlequin shrimps! But then I saw he moved the harlequin shrimps onto his hand and carried them during the dive so he could show the shrimps to another group. After that he hided the harlequin shrimps inside of one of the baskets that was almost buried in the sand. And he took some minutes move the corals in the baskets. We were waiting for him flipping things inside the basket for some minutes. At some point I though he would "found" some small critters in the basket and showed to us, but it didn't happen. I don't know why he had to move the small creatures to the basket.
I appreciate the dive guide's good eyes and caring about our safety, but I don't like the fact that one of our dive guides not only touching the animals but moving them to another place. As a diver you should respect the animals and never touch anything. In my opinion, a dive guide should be the model and never, never, never touch anything, otherwise guests will think it is okay for them to touch the animals so they can watch more details of the animals or they can have better angle to take good pictures. Please respect animals.

A great place to start learning diving as well as to have a relaxing dive trip. The fact that there are unlimited dives from shore allowed me to take as many breaks or dives as I needed. It is peaceful, and the instructors are professional and fun. Contrary to the other places I've dived at before, each dive started with a briefing and a route plan.

Easy dive sites with little to moderate current. Even if there were slightly stronger currents, the dive guides were quick to respond and in guiding us to safety.

Clean towels and toiletries were provided, and the staff could speak English well. They were very kind in helping us whenever we needed assistance.

Thank you for the pleasant stay!