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Malaysia South China SeaThe wreck is a twin engine landing craft used by Vietnamese refugees in the late 1970's. It sunk upside down on a sandy bottom at 22m. Their is a mooring line attached to the stern which makes a good descent/ascent line and it's needed if you are diving the wreck in anything other than slack as the current can be quite strong here. Even with a slight current it is still possible to dive the wreck on the lee side. The top of the wreck is covered in a mass of soft corals and is a good area to spend some time in once you have been around the wreck, which wont take long as it's quite small. There are also some small pieces of wreckage in the sand a few metres from the stern and these seem to attract huge Stonefish and Puffers.
more info about Vietnamese Wreck (Pasir Tani), Perhentian Kecil including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Netherlands Antilles Caribbean SeaThe diving operator was "the Yellow Submarine " . I did 10 dives in 4 days of which 8 were with Nitrox (32 EAN) . I had good diving expirence except for the last day dives that the boat boat was too small to navigate with 16 persons. I only felt little concern for the camera and strobe set ups since they did not provide an extra bucket. There were 3 divers including my self expensive camera set ups. Anyway, I did not feel we had any dangerous situation since the boat ride from the main Island to Kline Bonaire was short.
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Vanuatu Pacificrocks
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Guam Philippine SeaBeautiful all year round. This is a very easy dive with abundant sea-life on a clean healthy reef. Staying above 30 feet deep gives you around 90% of what this reef has to offer. U.S. Military base access is required to dive this location.
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Egypt Red SeaGreat for macro diving. At small Gobal Island.
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Netherlands AntillesBuddy's Resort. Good place to dive from. Excellent staff, nice rooms and good food. Great reef off their pier.
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Cayman islands Caribbean SeaJust off the North shore, down from Stingray City. Great diving.
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Japan East China SeaUSS Emmons sitting at around 140'. To my knowledge it is the only diveable wreck in Okinawa.
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United States Atlantic (North American coastal)Some of the best diving Florida has to offer! Large animals, turtles, goliath grouper, sharks and good currents for drifting.
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United States Atlantic (North American coastal)Some of the best diving Florida has to offer. Nice ledges, large animals, usually a good current for drifting and plenty of marine life -- especially turtles, sharks and Goliath Grouper.
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Bahamas Caribbean SeaSand Chute is a dive for advanced divers, as there is a strong current to navigate between the breaks in the wall. There are ample subjects for macro and wide angle. Stuart Cove's is the only dive opperator that uses this site (that I know of).
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Saint Kitts and Nevis Caribbean SeaJust off Simpson Bay, St Martin small reef named 'Charlies Shores'
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United KingdomExcellent inland body of water, reaches depths of 70m+
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Netherlands Antilles Caribbean SeaNice place for under water macro photography which doest requieres long boats ride to the dive site. Also most dive sites can be reached from shore do not require swiming of longdistances. Also, topside ecotourism is very good.
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Cuba Caribbean SeaDiving in Cuba is not much different than other caribbean destinations with the exception of the small boats and no other services. THe DMs are well trained and good in the water.
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Egypt Red SeaThe backside of Jackson Reef is where to go if you want Hammerheads mainly July through to late August and sometimes September. The frontside has nice coral and depending on the current can make a great drift dive.
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Maldives Indian Oceanspecial
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Indonesia Celebes SeaAlthough it is expensive to stay on this tiny island it is well worth the money. The island itself is a turtle conservation island. There are more turtles than people here and you will often find turtles laying eggs in front of or under your bungalow during the night.
At sunset the turtle conservation people will release baby turtles back into the sea and when you go diving there's a good chance of seeing turtles mating at the surface.
This island is well known for its manta rays, but there are many other rays too such as blue spotted maskrays, cowtail rays, eagle rays, marbled rays and many otheres.
We saw a few white tip sharks and leopard sharks and many many cuttlefish.
There is not much macro life, but we still found a few beautiful nudibranchs, shrimps, jawfish, hawkfish and other small fish. There are some very nice wide angle photography opportunities here.
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Indonesia Bali SeaTulamben Bay, Bali, Indonesia.
Several resorts in Tulamben, Bali, Famous for the wall/drop off and the Liberty wreck.
Approx 2 to 2.5 hrs by road from Denpasar airport, there are several local restaurants in Tulamben and they are inexpensive. Mimpi resort is friendly and the diving from there is well organised and right on the beach.
The beach is made up of large and small pebbles which makes walking uncomfortable and over many day's, your feet can become sore. There are porters available who carry your equipment if you dive at the wreck or the drop off.
The sea can be flat calm, and also quite rough, entry and exit over some large rocks below the surface can make things difficult, when getting in and out watch for the waves.
The bay in front of Mimpi Resort is black sand and not a lot to look at unless you are into macro, if you are then the diving is very interesting and there are lots of different and new species of Nudibranch to be found.
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Maldives Indian OceanExcellent diving, but seasonal, chose the wrong time of year for Mantas.
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