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Egypt Red SeaClear Water
more info about Um El Kharareem including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Netherlands North SeaAt the end of the Oosterschelde you find Sint Annaland. Weel known for the fabulous "Zeedahlia´s ", that´s how we call the Urticina felina.
more info about Sint Annaland including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Egypt Red SeaOld site
more info about Templ including maps, reviews, and ratings...
United StatesLargest river in the world !
more info about Les Escoumins including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Seychelles Indian OceanThere was lots of damage to the coral (coral bleaching) several years ago, but the diving is still very good. I even had the extreme pleasure of being able to swim with Whale Sharks!
more info about Seychelles including maps, reviews, and ratings...
United States Pacific EXCELLENT REEF DIVING OFF OF A FAMOUS UNDERWATER GROTTO ON THE ISLAND OF SAIPAN. more info about SAIPAN, NORTHERN MARIANAS ISLANDS, USA including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Ukraine Black SeaClear Water
more info about Laspi Bay including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Ireland Atlantic (European coastal)this dive can be a shore dive(bit of a hike) or boat dive. max depth 17m, nice swim through and a few caves. lots of life in the summer.
more info about doolin point, doolin co clare Ireland. including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Sudan Red Seagood
more info about Sha'ab Rumi including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Brazil Atlantic (South America coastal)Recife. Pernambuco. Brazil.
more info about Vapor de Baixo's wreck. including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Australia PacificLocated next to the private jetty this shallow dive is littered with small coral heads with lots of macro fishlife
more info about Coral Quays house reef including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Mauritius Indian OceanOne of the best sites of Mauritius... Beautifull rock formations, lots of lobsters, and great variety of fish... ideal for wide angle photography....
more info about Cathedrale- Flic en Flac including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Australia Indian OceanA shallow and easy shore dive. The dive max's out at about 8m (high tide) and consists of a series of submerged pylons and various wreckage from an old jetty. There is heaps of macro life on the pylons, and a good selection of temperate and tropical fish.
Be careful when you park - there is a car park that is close by, but it is very isolated and break ins are known to occur. Better to park a little further away and to have people around.
more info about Robb's Jetty including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Italy Ionian SeaVery good spot for sand crits and many micro animals
more info about Santa Maria al Bagno harbour including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Italy Ionian SeaSmall cave near the coast. For me it's an absolute sanctuary for biodiversity. Absolutely extraordinary. Site no.1 for me
more info about Grotta della Madonnina including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Philippines Philippine SeaGreat for macro - this site has it all, frogfishes, various nudies, different varieties of seahorse (including pygmies - h. bragibanti), regular and flamboyant cuttlefishes, shrimps (tiger, coleman, sawblade), crabs (zebra, halimeda, orangutan)... and the list goes on and on.
Whale sharks and schooling yellowfin have also been spotted here, but not with any regularity.
more info about Critter Cove including maps, reviews, and ratings...
United StatesEnter Park.
Go to boat ramp at Apgar Village. Enter from dock of boat ramp and swim about 100 yards to the east at 40 feet or so and you will find the Debrie field.
Or, go behind the Lake McDonald Lodge, enter from the dock and go where you will. Or, go to the Sprague Creek camp grounds do a beach entry and swim north along the shoreline about 20 yards off shore in 60 feet of water and you will swim into the underwater forrest. Tree trunks from the bottom almost to the surface.
more info about Lake McDonald in Glacier National Park including maps, reviews, and ratings...
United States PacificThis is a nice dive site for those that are beginning to intermediate divers. Max depth is about 85' with good visabilty. It has some beautiful Stagehorn coral as well as many reef creatures to look at. This is the one site that I have never not seen a very large octopus during the day. Your chance to encounter large pelagics is pretty neat also. I have seen sharks and dolphins here on a regular basis.
more info about Light House Reef off Lanai'i, Hawaiian Islands including maps, reviews, and ratings...
CanadaSee description on other black and white train wheels pics.
more info about Kootenay lake British Columbia including maps, reviews, and ratings...
CanadaKootenay lake had a lot of bardges hauling trains, cars equipment in the early 1900s. They were flat bardges pushed in pairs by the old paddle wheelers of that era. Ocassionaly they were lost. there is a report of three hobos( from the old days of jumping& riding trains) going down with the box cars. We have found one old shoe, and took pics, set it on top of a box car at 40'. The deepest box car sits on a steep angle from 93' back up to 46' on a ledge. Most of the box cars have thier load of coal still pouring out of them. There are 6 known box cars and 9 more left to find. There are several dive sites in this huge deep long lake including a car ferry which was in service from 1954 until 2004. It now sits at 180' to the bottom, the top is at 95'. There are boat rentals (big enough to sleep on)or services to get you out to the sites. There are also some shore dives here to be done. Low cost Motels are close by. There is a ex Navy Diver who lives n the area and hires out his boat to haul divers out. He needs some notice to plan the trip. Hit charges are good, his boat will handle 4 tech divers easily. Contact the info@albertaunderwatercouncil to find him. His first name is Blair.
more info about Kootenay Lake Box cars including maps, reviews, and ratings...