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Thailand Andaman SeaSmall Island outside Ao Nang, Krabi. There is 2 tunnels through this limestone Island. The Island is a paradise for the macro photographers, because of all the different nudibrances you will find from the walls. Visibility can be sometimes low.
more info about Ao Nang Islands, Koh Talu including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Malaysia Sulu and Sulawesi SeasSmall and big life, and muck diving.
more info about House Reef of Mabul including maps, reviews, and ratings...
New Zealand PacificAn interesting dive site with a rocky corridor leading to a cave at the end. Lots of marine life. Sea Temp 19c (Jan 2008)
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website Marine life observed: Nudibranchs, Yellow Moray, Black Angelfish, Jewel Anemone, Solitary Hard Coral, Starfish, Red Pigfish and Sandager's Wrasse.
more info about Jan's Tunnel, Aorangi Island, Poor Knights including maps, reviews, and ratings...
East Timor Banda SeaVery nice reef with a small wall in the beginning. 41 km away from Dili. Good corals, many reef fishes and sometimes smaller shark or a turtle. Entry: Relatively steep slope on sandy bottom.
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Egypt Red SeaA really interesting dive site and yes you bound to come accross some really interesting sea creatures.
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Maldives Indian OceanNo good visibility, more fish and goof corl.
more info about Soneva Fushi - Baa atoll including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Australia Tasman SeaGreat dive site for nudibranchs, weedy sea dragons, Port Jackson sharks, blue groper, giant cuttle, red cuttle, sponge gardens and schooling fish. Max.depth 18m Nudibranchs, giant cuttle, red cuttle, blue grope, weedy sea dragons all seen regularly. Also seahorses, red indian fish, anglerfish, shovelnosre rays, eagle rays if you're lucky.
more info about Bare Island including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Netherlands Antilles Caribbean SeaNice site in the double reef system of Bonaire. Great visibility.
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Netherlands Antilles Caribbean SeaLovely dive site on the south coast of Curacao. Very easy water entry with a short swim to the drop off point of the first of a triple reef system. Excellent facilities including restaurant, showers, toilets, rinse tanks and equipment hire. For the non divers this is a beautiful beach on which to sunbathe and snorkel, it even has massage facilities for those who like a little pampering.
There is a small entry fee 2$, but it is well worth it, a great day out for the whole family. The only drawback is that it can get quite crowded in the weekends (and costs 3$ for entry), so try to visit during the week!
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United Kingdom AtlanticHispania wreck is one of the best in Scotland. Its totaly covered in orange and white plumose anemones.
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United Kingdom Atlantic (European coastal)diving for all levels of experience and interests.
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New Zealand PacificThe boat moored close to an underwater pinnacle rock. We passed over this to the island wall. The wall curves like an arc back to the boat and we dived along the wall which was covered in a kelp. Our max depth was about 17m. Sea Temp 19c (Jan 2008)
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website Marine life observed: Nudibranchs, Triplefins & Kelpfish
more info about Brady's Corner, Aorangi Island, Poor Knights including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Egypt Red SeaA very beautifull dive site with lots of different fishes and very colorfull corals.
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Spain Mediterranean SeaClear water and many caves
more info about Balears Islands, Menorca including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Philippines Mindanao SeaIts a shore dive, very accessible from the city. You can bring the whole family and still be able to make a dive or two without boring them. Its great for macro photography. Commonly seen are several specie of nudibranch, clownfish, cardinal fish, razor fish, several variety of moorey ell, stonefish, porcelane crabs, softcoral shrimp, whip coral goby among others. If lucky, you will meet a pair of giant orange frogfish, halequin ghost pipe fish, dwarf lionfish, school of yellow tail barracuda in fact is not uncommon.The groupers are also big since it is a no fishing area.
more info about Paradise Island Resort, House Reef, Samal Island, Davao City, Philippines including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Egypt Red SeaFantastic and relaxed dive with alot to see.
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South Africa Indian OceanBeautiful dive site on the wild side in Port Elizabeth. Average deapth +-21m. Being on the wild side the water is generally 1-3 degrees colder than in the bay. Beautiful colours and a large variety of animal species from Nudibranches to game fish.
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New Zealand PacificWall dive with a huge archway both above and below the surface. Depth under the arch varies from 10m to 15m. There is a small cave to the left of the arch on the South side, it has an air bubble at around 6m.
Sea Temp 19c (Jan 2008)
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website Marine life observed: Nudibranchs, Morays, Stingrays, Leatherjackets, Maomao, Lord Howe Coralfish & Firebrick Starfish
more info about Middle Arch,Tawhiti Rahi Island, Poor Knights including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Mexico Caribbean SeaResort Reef. Easy to do
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Indonesia Banda SeaWe shore dived the house reef every morning before breakfast as one of the 5 dives each day. Lots of flatworms, nudibranch and other small stuff to see here. Beautifull corals with lots of small things to photograph.
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