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Mexico Caribbean Seathis is one of the most spectacular coral reefs in this island, it runs about 5 miles long w its top at about 15 feet deep and it descends down to 3000 feet at the deeper point between the chanel separating Cozumel from the main land, colorful sponges of all sizes and colors crowed its walls among big forest of black coral threes where houndreds of fishes swim to welcome the divers that come down to see these beautiful sights.Water has an average of 100 feet visibility, clear as the tequila to toast a god dive.
more info about Palancar reef one of the most famous and beautiful reefs at the island of Cozumel including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Australia Coral SeaMade up of about 30 purpose-sunk wrecks on the Western side of Moreton Island
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Thailand Andaman SeaLimestone rock, one shallow side (south-east) with sandy slopes and staghorn-, table- and lobate corals, soft coral fields. Northern side is mainly wall transforming into boulders on the western part. Dendronephtya soft coral colonies, schools of trevallies and dog tooth tuna. Leopard and Blacktip sharks are common as well as Hawksbill turtles. Also intersting for macro stuff: seahorses, ghostpipe fish and various nudibranch species.
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Bahamas Caribbean SeaFantastic site with large schools of fish and shallow water. Large numbers of stingrays and turtles. Great night dive stite too.
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Costa Rica PacificMy first roll of film had 36 (different) big critters, one on each frame!
Isla del Cocos is a small island (8 sq miles) 255 miles off the Costa Rican coast and is one of the top 10 dives worldwide.
Sharks galore! Hammerheads (famous for schools), oceanics, whalesharks - you name 'em, they're here. I did get spooked on one dive when one big feller gave me the eye and I got out quick!
water temp was 75F so a thick wetsuit was needed.
Best sites - Manuelita islet and dirty rock
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Thailand Andaman SeaWall dive with occasional sandy slopes and staghorn coral fields. Mostly slight current going south, beautiful soft corals, morays, lionsfishes, cleaner shrimp, occasional leopard sharks and hawksbill turtles, longnose filefish and comet
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Egypt Red Seagood site but divein the pm for the best light.
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Malaysia South China SeaGentle sandy slope and corals, good leaner site!
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Mozambique Indian Oceana place the is extremely hard to get to. A once in a lifetime kind of place. there is nothing there. It is just an atoll 100 hours away from anything else. The diving is great - walls and reefs, warm and clean
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Brazil Atlantic (South America coastal)The french Angelfish is a very beautiful and big subject, a natural choice for some good photos. This was taken in the warm waters of Natal - 29ºC!
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South Africa Indian OceanA very nice dive in the same reef chain as Scotsmans reef, Lots of nudibranches, blacktail, zebra, roman. and of course the indomitable French Madame. Max depth of just over 20m, like all PE dives the water temperature and vis is variable.
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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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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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Portugal Atlantic (European coastal)Large shipwreck betyween 20 and 30m deep. The River Gurara sunk in 1987.
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Egypt Red Seanice place not over dived its a wall dive all the way along the reef
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Indonesia Indian OceanGreat dive, wonderful coral and macro life.
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Brazil Atlantic (South America coastal)My PhD. research takes place here, at Arvoredo Reserve, considered the southern limit for the distribution of many tropical (warm) water species.
more info about Arvoredo Archipelago (Arvoredo, Gales and Deserta island) including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Cuba Caribbean SeaMany Many pastoritas
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Papua New Guinea Solomon SeaOne of the many reefs that sit off shore form Tufi Dive Resort that is a haven for macro and super macro.
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United Kingdom Atlantic (European coastal)Loch Fyne is a great place to dive all year round and whatever you prefer your type of diving will be found here. Air fills can be found at Inveraray caravan park this is air only if you need a mix, Tarbert is the place you will need to go to. There is a slipway at the caravan park that can be used what ever state the tide is.
There is also a cafe on site that is very friendly and worth a visit while waiting for fills. Basically all along the Loch can be dived.Once stayed in a b&b at Furnace and instead of driving to the area that was intended to be dived we just walked to the bottom of the garden and went in there, two great dives had by all.I must add that although l have stated depth at 30 meter`s there are places where this Loch exceeds well over a hundred meters if you are thinking of diving the loch please ask a local for advice, if you are not sure you can buy a map of the Loch indicating depths. I am happy at 30 meters and always find plenty to see at between 5 to 30 meters so l am sure that will cater for most divers.
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