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223 Underwater Photo Dive Sites with kelp found: Page 5 of 12
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 Australia Tasman Sea
Great Shore Dive lots of life int he kelp weedy sea dragons sea horses etv
more info about Bicheno including maps, reviews, and ratings...
|  Denmark Baltic Sea
One of Denmarks most famous divesites.
Gently sloping to 8m and a wall drops to 12-13m. Then agaig a slope to 30-40m
Beware of the current as it might be strong.
Lots of parking lots and a public toilet.
more info about Søbadet including maps, reviews, and ratings...
|  Spain Balearic Sea
Best Dived in the afternoon when the sunlight penetrates the cave.
more info about Cave Of Light including maps, reviews, and ratings...
| Australia Tasman Sea
Really nice shore dive lots of life - lots of dragons
more info about Bicheno Harbour including maps, reviews, and ratings...
|  United States Pacific
This is a 26 acre underwater park, marked by rope trails for navigational purposes. It is part of a marine sanctuary which disallows any type of fishing and boating. It is a shore dive with a max depth of around 40 ft. Home to some of the largest lingcod and cabezon found in the Pacific Northwest. Many different types or vertebrates and invertebrates can be found. On occasion a gray whale can be seen and a Giant Pacific Octopus has been known to take up residency. Probably one of the most dived sites on the west coast.
more info about Edmonds Underwater Park at Bracketts Landing including maps, reviews, and ratings...
|  Canada Pacific
An easy entry (wheelchair ramp into the water unless really low tide), fresh water rinse when you get out adjacent to a campground. Go out to the marker to find the sister mermaid to the one in Grand Caymen. Always a rock fish between her fingers and sea stars on her head. Staight out from her is a barren moon like landscape with huge boot and vase sponges, each with it's own resident fish, crab or...
Instead of going to the mermaid go right and stay in 5-20 feet of water to see buffalo sculpin, moon snails and all the tiny critters that like eel grass.
Love this dive
more info about The Mermaid at Saltery Bay including maps, reviews, and ratings...
| United States
Dive 1: Drop in and go counter-clockwise around small island northwest of drop in. Keep the island wall to your right the whole time. At beginning of dive, (approximately 8 o'clock) depth is about 70 ft. As you progress around the island wall and reach 12 o'clock the depth rises to 50 ft. Once you reach the channel the depth becomes around 30 ft. If you have good air management you can do a complete lap around the island with one tank depending on how much stopping you do. WARNING: Due the Northern exposure of this dive the water can get unpredictable at times, especially in the channel. Make sure you do this dive on mellow days.
Dive 2: Drop in and go Northwest-west. An advanced dive ensues that starts you out at 70 ft. As you keep traveling in the same direction the dive gets deeper and deeper. At about 100-110 ft it's about time to turn around and head back. This dive is an advanced dive because of the depth, air management, and the navigation skills needed.
Dive 3: Drop in east of the point marked on map you will find a pipeline heading Southwest-west. You can follow the pipe to the end and back getting as deep as 70 ft. A nice dive with a lot to look at.
There are even more dives here in this area but these are my top three that I've found out here so far.
more info about Mendocino Headlands State Park, California. Drop in point 100 yards west of the arc rock. including maps, reviews, and ratings...
| Denmark Baltic Sea
A shallow dive just outside the old car-ferry habour.
more info about Knudshoved Strand including maps, reviews, and ratings...
| Denmark Baltic Sea
Just in front of the local diveclub "marsvinet" it's possible to enjoy a shallow dive. Lot's of concrete blocks make a perfect hidingplace for a lot of different fish.
more info about Marsvinet including maps, reviews, and ratings...
| United States Atlantic (North American coastal)
Easy shore dive.
more info about Old garden Beach, Cape Ann including maps, reviews, and ratings...
|  Mexico Pacific
Great temperature, little visibility, Acapulco can be very atractive in the area called Canal De La Roqueta!!!
more info about Acapulco, Mexico, EL HULE including maps, reviews, and ratings...
| Australia Tasman Sea
In amongst a nice shoal
more info about Jervis Bay NSW including maps, reviews, and ratings...
|  Indonesia Bali Sea
Love the close up the most amazing eye on the planet
more info about Blue Lagoon Bali including maps, reviews, and ratings...
|  Cyprus Mediterranean Sea
In This area all of the divers can dive. It has many macro objects you can find.
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| Spain Atlantic (African coastal)
Sitio muy bueno para buceal al norte de Lanzarote.
more info about Punta Pasito including maps, reviews, and ratings...
| Spain Atlantic (South)
La foto esta hecha en una cueva espectacular por sus entradas de luz.
more info about Alegranza including maps, reviews, and ratings...
| United States Pacific
Oceanside California - North Side of the Pier
more info about Oceanside California including maps, reviews, and ratings...
|  Norway Norwegian Sea
Easy dive site, just off the jetty at Gulen Dive Resort (www.divegulen.com). Lots of nudibranchs and other macro life, especially at night. Even sharks and octopi turn up sometimes. Excellent site, one of my favourites.
more info about Gulen Dive Resort house reef including maps, reviews, and ratings...
|  New Zealand Pacific
great site
more info about the point. poor knights including maps, reviews, and ratings...
| Canada Pacific
Tons of cloud sponge, feather stars and king crabs plus lots more. Deep dive with moderate current, live boat pick up.
more info about Agamemnon Channel including maps, reviews, and ratings...
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