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Egypt Red Seagood dive side in Marsa Alam
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Netherlands North SeaThe Oesterdam, also known as Bergse Diepsluis, is a dive site at the end of the Oosterschelde. Fur that reason there is a minimum of current, and it is possible to dive here 24 hours a day.
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Malaysia South China SeaShallow sandy area with lots of small soft corals in a depth of 12 to 14 metres. Usually little to no current. The area is a nursery for small fish and the soft corals are home to numerous small crabs, so there is lots of macro life. Sea Temp in May 29c
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Malaysia South China SeaMuck dive site with sandy bottom at depth of 24 metres. Current can be strong so it's best done on slack water. Visibility can be poor < 3 metres sometimes. Small soft corals can be found in the sand and these are shelter and home to seahorses, decorator crabs, octopuses (including Blue Ring) and porcelain crabs. Sea Temp in May 29c
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Ecuador PacificFantastic potential.
Liveaboard diving.
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Maldives Indian Oceanperfect place for pros and begginers
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Indonesia Bali SeaOur stay was at the Mimpi Resort, Tulamben.
All shore diving here from a pebble beach, sturdy footwear is required as the pebbles are large and hurt your feet. The resorts are all on the beach so no lugging of gear as porters are allways on hand.
The sand bottom is black volcanic sand, there appears veruy little life at first but when looking closer the macro life is amazing, Nudi's are everywhere. From Mimpi resort and across to the South (right hand side of bay) is the drop off, to the North (left hand side) is the Wreck of the Liberty, worth diving as there is lots of fish life there. Good for wide angle.
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United States PacificVery easy entrance in the early morning. Even at mid-day it is good surf, viz, and surge. Laguna Beach, California, United States of America.
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United Kingdom Irish SeaShore dive under old bridge.
Dive on slack water - 2 1/2 hrs before Liverpool LW - otherwise very strong currents.
Few parking spaces under bridge - no facilities.
Viz very variable, often less than 1m.
Fantastic macro life.
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United Kingdom AtlanticOld wooden pier, now closed and falling into the sea.
Sheltered site, best dived on incoming tide. Surrounded by sand.
Great macro site - plenty of life under pier.
Car park and toilets, no other facilities.
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Ireland AtlanticConcrete pier, used by few fishing boats, in sheltered bay.
Max depth = 5m on HW.
Sandy bottom.
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Switzerlandvery good acces to the site from the beach. Changing room, toilet and gear up space near by. small restaurant near by as well .
good site for all kind of diver
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Thailand Andaman SeaBeautiful divesite northwest of Phi Phi Ley between Palong and Maya Bay. Reef slope with boulders and partly wall, partly covered with dendronephtya, sea fans and barrel sponges. Interesting macro life like seahorses, frogfish, ghost pipe fish, shrimpfish, pipefish. Hawksbill turtles are most of the time around, occasionally leopard and blacktip reef sharks.
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United States PacificThe manta night dives are spectacular.
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Thailand Andaman SeaLocated on the north west side of Phi Phi Ley. Partly wall (laying in north-southern direction) with dendronephtya soft corals, sea fans. Sandy bottom around 15-20m, boulders laying around, on the outer ones cleaning stations with interesting macro life: nudibranch, cleaner shrimp, ghost pipe fish, seahorse, frog fish, pipe fish. Shoals of snappers. Hawksbill turtles and occasional leopard sharks around. In the north temporaly blacktip reef sharks seen.
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Japan South China SeaThis site is a very popular site with tourists, U.S. Military personel, and locals. Get there early for good parking. There is steps leading to the water so its a easy entry and exit. About 30 feet after entry it drops off sharp to a depth of about 130 feet. There are shallow spots along the edge for beginners along with a wide cave that is a 100 yard swim from the steps. The Vis in the site is most of the time 80' + unless it rained the day before then it is about 40 feet until you around 100 feet.
Marine life found in the area is a vary wide variety. Such as Lionfish, Eels, Batfish, Clownfish, Octopus, Cuddlefish, Sea snakes, plus many more.
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Egypt Red SeaMany corals, fish and anemones.
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RussiaLopatka
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Indonesia Bali SeaThis divesite which is located a few hundered meters north of Batu Kelebit is accessed from the shore, consisting of small stones and pebbles. At a depth of around 4 meter the bottom changes into sand with here and there a small coral formation with small marine life.
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Martinique Caribbean SeaWhat a great spot! Starting out very shallow with lots of coral blocks full of small creatures; crabs, shrimps, frogfish, nudibranches etc. Towards the corner of the bay the reef slowly starts to drop to around 100'. Here again lots of big coral boulders encrusted with tube sponge and barrel sponges. Silversides circling the boulders and in between snappers and jacks.
This dive site holds great picture opportunities for macro and wide angle alike!
I found this dive site while anchored in that bay with the 58' catamaran I work on. But I am sure there are dive shops who will go and dive there.
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