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Philippines Philippine SeaSlope dive . Dive with bottom in sand. Most interestingat 10-15m deep. easy dive
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Spain Balearic SeaFantastic wreck which went down in 1929. 100 metre cargo ship. Sits between 29 and 42 metres depth. Full of life, barracuda, grouper, jacks, morays, lobster, scorpionfish on steroids! Loads of macro too!
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Jamaica Caribbean SeaHad to search for colors
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Fiji PacificThis was my first trip to Fiji. I stayed at Qamea beach resort. It does have a dive shop that offers instruction and diving. This resort doesn't get a large amount of divers at a time. I found this great because most of the week it was just myself and the dive master. The Qamea House reef is the reef right off the shore at Qamea Beach club. The reef begins in very shallow water and will reach depths of 130+ feet. I found the condition of the reef excellent. Most of the coral formation on this reef are stoney types of coral. The fish life is great with all the normal reef fish, large populations of clown fish, several lion fish, a turtle a times and it is not uncommon to see some small white tip reef sharks. The visibility on this reef was very good. depending on what the tide was doing the vis could drop down a bit. You could tell what this vis was going to be from the shore, the shallow part of the reef starts about ten feet off the beach in front of the dive shop, you could stand at the shop and look at the reef if was clear you knew it would only be better at the deeper parts. I only got to dive this reef once but I did snorkel on it everyday while I was there. I am a SCUBA junkie but I found this reef to be just as wonderful while snorkeling do to so much of it being in shallow water.
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Netherlands North SeaCanon G9 ,ikelite strobe 125
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United States PacificSan Diego's primary dive training site. Always something to see, provided you're willing to look.
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South Africa Atlantic (South)A truly remarkable dive site. Great for beginners as it is an easy drop-off from a flat rock into about 2 meters of water. A sheltered entry also exists amongst the huge rocks. A very nice swimthrough and also a huge rock to the right offers a huge wall to explore with some amazing nudibranchs and an abundance of fish.
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Philippines Visayan Seaan excellent dive site, where, diverse fish species abound. Can be reached in just a 15 minute boat ride from mainland of Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, where an international airport is located.
more info about Talima Marine Sanctuary, Olango Island, Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu, Philippines including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Croatia Adriatic SeaThis location is well known on Napoleons cannon (apr. 30m depth). also lot of fishes and different slugs (flabellina affinis,...).
more info about Halfisland Krnjacol, Island Plavnik near Krk including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Netherlands North SeaCamera Canon G9 , ikelite strobe 125, plac DreischorNetherlands , view 1 to 3 meters max. depth 20 meters
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Mexico Caribbean SeaIf you have some experience and quick thinking, even if your strobe fails and dont work, you can switch to natural light and got some interesting silouettes like this, specially if you are diving in very clear water as we have in the island of Cozumel.See you in the Sea.
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Philippines Philippine SeaIs good for macro photos
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Portugal Atlantic (European coastal)Large shipwreck betyween 20 and 30m deep. The River Gurara sunk in 1987.
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Malaysia South China SeaDive Site is Called High way as it's one of the main Traffic way for Ferry coming in to all the Resorts at Redang Island. 20m Flat with lots of amazing nudi. Every dive is a surprise
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Maldives Indian OceanLate afternoon shores dives on the house reef of Angagga, Southern Atoll of Maldives. Also did mulitple night dives on this reef with amazing lion fish and moray eels.
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RussiaJapanese Sea - subtropique
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Philippines Philippine SeaUsing canon compact S80 camera with single Inon D2000 strobe and Inon macro lens
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Malaysia South China SeaJetty in Derawan Island is one of the best dive site in the world.
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Norway Norwegian SeaSaltstraumen is a sound with a strong tidal current located in Nordland some 30 km east of the city of Bodø, Norway. It is the strongest tidal current in the world. Up to 400 million m³ of seawater forces its way through a 3 km long and 150 m wide strait every six hours, with water speeds reaching 20 knots (about 37 km/h). Vortices up to 10 m in diameter and 5 m in depth are formed when the current is at its strongest; this feature is commonly known as a whirlpool.
From Wikipedia
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Philippines Philippine Seai just don't know why but we only dive this site at night. it seemed that nobody 's really interested at the site during the day. but when you do a night dive, the place just really comes alive!
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