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Micronesia Philippine SeaThis dive site on the outer reef is the deepest drop-off on the west coast of the island, plunging steeply down to 100m. It is also the location for the weekly shark feeds. The sharks are baited either by suspending the bait on the end of a line from the surface or by placing a crate on the reef top. Both methods results in a whole lot of sharks turning up for a free lunch. It's mainly grey reefs and blacktips that are visible, but up to ten different types are regularly spotted. If you like big animals and adrenaline-charged dives, this is the one for you. The feeding frenzy also attracts a myriad of other fish hoping for a taste of the action, including large coral groupers. The shallow reef top, which rises up to 6m and has a scattering of hard and soft corals, is a great place to chill after the excitement of the feed.
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Netherlands Antilles Caribbean Sealast day of diving last dive in 20 feet on safty stop and i found this gem.
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Malta Mediterranean Seashoal of big tuna
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Indonesia Flores Seasmall resort max 10 pax day boat or shore dives no time limit on shore dives and abt 1hr20 to 1hr30 0n boat dives.
really relaxed atmosphere, very friendly owners and staff.
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Honduras Caribbean Seaone of the popular sites around Utila, nice swim throughs with gorgeous light penetration
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Seychelles Indian OceanCurieuse Island is 5mn away by boat from Praslin, second largest island of the Seychelles.
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Indonesia Ceram SeaNice Makro
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Mauritius Indian OceanAquarium
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Philippines Philippine Seaa macro haven i may say... lots of critters here... nudibranchs, pipe fishes, pygmy frogfishes, shrimps, pygmy cuttle fishes, seahorses, octopi, etc.
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Indonesia Bali SeaThe bottom is like a falling wall. Its height 30 m and below. A lot of corals, pure water. The island is inhabitted.
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Australia Indian OceanRottnest Island, plenty of dive sites around here !!
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Poland Baltic SeaZatoka Pucka
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Cayman islands Caribbean SeaGreat site....toward the sandy part of Meadows, this grouper was in an overhang, (where he just barely fit), and enjoying the TLC from the group of Pedersons who had a lot of cleaning to do.
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Malta Mediterranean Sea EASYLY DIVED FROM SHORE AT A DEPTH OF BETWEEN 18-35METRES more info about COMINOLAND WREAK GOZO including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Egypt Red SeaThere are many diving centers
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Egypt Red Sea THERE ARE MANY DIVING CENTERS more info about SHARM EL SCHEICKH- SHERATON including maps, reviews, and ratings...
Bulgaria Black SeaThe „St. Ivan” Island is with an area of 660 decares and is the biggest of the five islands along the Bulgarian coastline. Just a strait of several meters separates it from the "St. Peter" Island with an area of 4-5 decares. Between them and the shore there were two other islands in the antiquity, called Milos and Gata, which today are underwater.
Nowadays, the „St. Ivan” Island is not inhabited. In 1884, French engineers built a lighthouse pointing the way to the Burgas bay. On the same spot there lie the remains of an antique Roman lighthouse, which was built in ІІ century A.D.
The ruins of the monastery church "St. Ivan Foreshadower", built in 1263, can be seen there.
Besides its historical relics, the „St. Ivan” Island is also a natural reserve. About 72 species of birds nest in its rocks, land, and on its shore, out of which 3 species are included in the Red book of endangered species in the world and 15 in Europe. Other rare biological species inhabit the island as well – the underground hare and the “Monk” seal.
Lots of shoals of fish and other sea wildlife can be seen in the waters around the island at a depth between 4 and 25 meters. The cliffs are covered with black mussels.
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Bulgaria Black SeaCape "St. Toma" is located about 15 km to the south from the town of Sozopol. Opposite it, about 400 meters from the shore, there is a small island called "St. Toma", also known as “The Snake Island”. The botanist Buresh planted a collection of cactuses on the island with an area of 3 decares in the twenties of the last century. Today, the cactuses have taken over the whole area of the island and perhaps this is why it has been proclaimed a natural reserve. Beautiful cliffs are located in the water around the island, rich of underwater wild live. The depth is from 4 to 12 meters.
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Bulgaria Black SeaThe cove is located to the south of the town of Sozopol. This is a place where many species inhabiting the Black Sea can be seen. There are also very beautiful underwater cliffs. Another underwater attraction in the cove is a huge ancient anchor. The place is suitable for beginners and experienced divers alike. The depth is from 6 to 20 meters, and near the shore it goes beneath 5 meters.
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Bulgaria Black SeaIn the strait between the northern part of Sozopol and the "St. Ivan" Island, at a depth between 18-20 meters, the bottom is sandy and leveled. Suddenly, gloomy stony branches loom before the underwater divers, with a diameter of 4 - 5 meters. There are hundreds of them and impart the strange feeling of being in an apocalyptic ancient wood. This is really a petrified forest, which sank 70 millions years ago under the Black Sea waters.
Scientists’ researches have determined the trees species to be swamp cedar. A swamp existed here 70 million years ago, not far from the shore. It seems that due to a great geological cataclysm, the sea abruptly raised its level with about 20 meters. It is supposed that the water did not contain oxygen and this led to petrifaction and not to decomposition of the ancient forest.
The underwater tour in the forest among the stone tree trunks is an unforgettable and exciting experience for every underwater diver. Pleasant finds from all historical ages are quite possible here – ancient anchors, amphorae, pottery ware and others. It is supposed that on entering the harbor bay of Sozopol, sailors used to throw away all unnecessary and damaged pottery in the sea.
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