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Eastern Malaysia, Borneo, Sabah, Sipadan & More
Borneo, Sabah, Sipadan, & More Eastern Malaysia The Island of Borneo has been home to a tropical rainforest for the past 140 million years. The Cretaceous period trees and plant life have given way to modern Quaternary period tree and … Continue reading
Posted in Borneo, Dive Destinations, Dive Liveaboards, Dive Travel, Malaysia, Manta Rays, Marine Life, Muck Diving, Pelagics, Reefs, Scuba Diving, Scuba Training & Education, Sharks, Sipadan, Stingrays, Turtles, Underwater Photography, Walls, Whale Sharks, Wreck Diving, Wrecks
Tagged Borneo, malaysia diving, sabah, Scuba Diving
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Grenada: Shipwrecks, Spice, and Beaches Delight
Grenada Shipwrecks, Spice, and Beaches Delight Take a small group of islands, sprinkle them with white sand beaches, coral reefs, and shipwrecks, add the largest shipwreck in the Caribbean for good measure, stir in a healthy dollop of fresh … Continue reading
Posted in Dive Travel, eagle rays, Grenada, Marine Life, Reefs, Scuba Diving, Sharks, Turtles, Underwater Photography, Wreck Diving, Wrecks
Tagged Beaches, caribbean diving, Scuba Diving, Spice Island, Turtles, waterfalls
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The Riviera Maya
The Riviera Maya Caribbean Diving & Diverse Cenotes If you ask most divers to choose between fresh water diving and tropical diving, we’re sure that the majority of divers would pick tropical diving fins down; you have beautiful reefs, … Continue reading
Posted in Dive Travel, Eagle Rays, Marine Life, Mexico, Pelagics, Pinnacles, Reefs, Riviera Maya, Scuba Diving, Scuba Training & Education, Sharks, Stingrays, Turtles, Underwater Photography, Walls, Whale Sharks, Wreck Diving, Wrecks
Tagged Akumal, Caribbean, cenotes, Chichen Itza, dive travel, Diver Education, Mayans, pelagics, Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, Scuba Diving, stalactites, stalagmites, Tulum
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The Cuttlefish; The Undisputed Master of Camouflage.
The Cuttlefish The Undisputed Master of Camouflage. Off the shores of every ocean except around the Americas hovers one of most ingenious creatures in the world. The Cuttlefish can blend in with almost any natural substrate and most divers … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Cuttlefish, Dive Destinations, Dive Travel, Indonesia, Marine Life, Reefs, Scuba Diving, Scuba Training & Education, Underwater Photography, Underwater Video
Tagged Cephalopoda, Cuttlefish, dive destinations, dive travel, phylum Mollusca, Scuba Diving, Scuba Training and Education, Underwater Photography, underwater video
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The Maldives: A Garland of Islands in the Indian Ocean
The Maldives: A Garland of Islands In The Indian Ocean. Nowhere else in the world can you find such a spectacular creation of coral and white sandy beaches rising just above the current sea level. Twenty six atolls and … Continue reading
Posted in Dive Destinations, Dive Liveaboards, Dive Travel, Maldives, Manta Rays, Marine Life, Pelagics, Reefs, Scuba Diving, Sharks, Turtles, Underwater Photography, Underwater Video, Whale Sharks, Wreck Diving, Wrecks
Tagged Dhivehi, Dive Photography, dive travel, frogfish, Indian Ocean, Scuba Diving, Scuba Training and Education, whale sharks
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Cebu and the Visayas Islands
Cebu and the Visayas Islands The Heartland of The Philippines. Magellan had no idea how good the scuba diving in this part of the world was, but in 1521 when Spain was big time in to colonizing the world, … Continue reading
Posted in Dive Destinations, Dive Resorts / Properties, Dive Travel, Marine Life, Muck Diving, Pelagics, Philippines, Reefs, Scuba Diving, Sharks, Turtles, Underwater Photography, Underwater Video, Whale Sharks, Wreck Diving, Wrecks
Tagged Bohol, Dive Photography, Magellan, Malapascua, Moalboal, night dives, Oslob, Scuba Diving, Thresher sharks, whale sharks
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130 Years Closer to a Cover Shot
130 Years and Closer to a Cover Shot. A History of Underwater Photography Since 1893, when Louis Boutan first used a surface supplied hardhat to take photos underwater, divers have circled the globe to get an ever-elusive cover shot. The … Continue reading
Posted in Dive Equipment, Dive Travel, Marine Life, Scuba Diving, Scuba Gear Reviews, Scuba Training & Education, Sharks, Specialties, Underwater Photography, Underwater Video
Tagged corals, Dive Photography, Diver Education, fish life, GoPro, Jacques Cousteau, Scuba Diving, Sealife, underwater camera, underwater macro photography, Underwater Photography, underwater photography history, underwater video
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Tobago. The Less Known Dive Vacation Island
Tobago Drifting Along with Macros and Pelagics From the smallest seahorse to an abundance of majestic sized mantas to gigantic groupers to perhaps the world’s largest brain coral, Tobago has something to offer just about every diver. It’s not … Continue reading
Posted in Dive Destinations, Dive Travel, Dolphins, Family Travel, Manta Rays, Marine Life, Pelagics, Pinnacles, Reefs, Scuba Diving, Scuba Training & Education, Sharks, Tobago, Turtles, Underwater Photography, Underwater Video, Whale Sharks, Wreck Diving, Wrecks
Tagged Arawak, Caribbean, Caribs, Christopher Columbus, rain forest, Scuba Diving, Sharks, Speyside, Swiss Family Robinson, Tobago, Turtles, whale sharks, wreck diving
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Belize and Un-Belizable Diving and Adventure!
Belize and Un-Belizable Diving and Adventure! Who would have thought that you have to go to Central America to a small English speaking country to truly encounter the second largest Great Barrier Reef in the world? There are three … Continue reading
Posted in Belize, Blue Hole, Dive Travel, Dolphins, Manta Rays, Marine Life, Pelagics, Reefs, Scuba Diving, Scuba Training & Education, Sharks, Turtles, Underwater Photography, Walls, Whale Sharks
Tagged adventure activities, Belize Zoo, blue hole, Caraco, Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary and Jaguar Preserve, Hol Chan Marine Reserve, Jacques Cousteau, Mayan civilization, Scuba Diving, Scuba Training and Education, Shark-Sting Ray Alley, Turtles, Underwater Photography, whale sharks
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