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This is the world's deepest blue hole at 663' and is situated in a scenic location on an attractive and reef-protected cove with a white sand beach.The blue hole is immediately off the beach and half surrounded by overgrown beachrock cliffs.It is the location of the establishment of a new world's freediving record in April, 2007.At the surface the blue holeis about 200' in diameter.It funnels down…

This scuba dive consists of a chimney within the reef which leads to a cave at 27 meters where you might find sharks resting. There are some amazing coral features and some small marine life which takes refuge among the corals. You might see some interesting fish like stonefish and humpback Scorpionfish.This spot can be reached in 45 to 60 minutes from Romblon Town or Lonos, Romblon. This spot can…

The Great Blue Hole is a large underwater sinkhole off the coast of Belize. It lies near the center of Lighthouse Reef, a small atoll 70 kilometres (43 mi) from the mainland and Belize City. The hole is circular in shape, over 300 metres (984 ft) across and 124 metres (407 ft) de

A unique dive site. From land: Walk approx 100m across a rocky footpath, then enter to the place named Blue Hole.There is a large open cavern at the bottom of the hole. Torch is required.

The Blue Hole is one of Guam's most popular dives. The "Blue Hole" is within 30 yards of shore. However, the shore it's near is a towering, jagged cliff on a military base.Therefore, it's typically accessed by divers via boat. The Blue Hole is, like Saies Tunnel in Palau, a wide tunnel from shallow to deep points within a submerged wall. The hole's shallowest point is within a few yards of the…

Blue Hole is a diving location on east Sinai, a few kilometres north of Dahab, Egypt on the coast of the Red Sea.The Blue Hole is a submarine sinkhole (a kind of cave), around 130 m deep. There is a shallow opening around 6 m deep, known as 'the saddle', opening out to the sea, and a 26 m long tunnel, known as the arch, the top of which lies at a depth of 52 m. The hole itself and the surrounding…

This massive blue hole starts near 45 feet below the surface, and is bigger than 100 feet in diameter.

Eagle rays cruise around on the sand while you make you way to the cave that marks the hole.Lots of tropical fish around and colourful corals.

It's a famous cave, starting at about 127m and going down to about 25m. The entrance is really wide, and the whole cave is quite wide too, opening into a dome. Around there you can also find a series of small pinnacles (completely submerged), going down to aprox. 35m. Depending on the season and the swells, one can find, jacks, sweet lips, Napoleon Wrasses, and surgeon fish taking a break in this…

14°39.920S 145°37.500E. North end of Ribbon Reef 'Personal experiences from Peter Stone, author “Diving Australia”''What an experience, my first visit to the famous Cod Hole ''We could see the huge Potatoe Cod lazily cruising near the bottom.Although we were on the inside of the reef, the visibility was at least30m.

Deep slot just outside of reef where large schools of huge tarpon rest along with some very large grouper. Great place to swim amongst huge tarpon and grouper. This is a unique geographical formation-the only one in the entire Great Maya Reef. Geologists are still uncertain about the development of this trench that runs parallel to shore for about ½ a mile. Like a box canyon, the trench begins…

Portsea Hole - great for first aow dive

Fingers of Coral and a Wall

Bulb shape sink-hole

A great cavern with two entrances: - One on the top of the reef at 15m, just a short distance from the mooring - The main entrance is on the reef wall at around 20 m

Vertical break in the reef (between 20 and 50m deep) with many holes and crevices where sharks stays. This is the place to see a lot of grey reef sharks gathered together :)

Devil's hole is a very impressive place. The sink is about 18 meters in diameter with the water level about 15 meters from the top of the sink.It can be very difficult to enter into the water (steep sides). You should plan on bringing vertical gear to get in and out of the sink (there is an old ladder but not really safe!).This is different than Willistons "Devils Den", this is not a maintained…

A shallow dive, good for the afternoons. On a low tideit is not uncommon to see turtles hiding among the cracks and crevices. Lots of holes to stick your head in, and lots of interesting creatures to find. Expect to see painted crayfish, green loggerhead and hawksbill (if you're lucky) turtles and lion fish. 

Swimming out to “Paradise Bommie” you often get strong currents on this site that attract manta and eagle rays. An abundance of marine life lives on and close to the bommie. There are rare species of nudibranchs, as well as moray eels, and you often see reef sharks and stingrays. When you drift along with the current you will have a chance to see turtles and often big Spanish mackerel and end…

Diving in Grouper Hole is InterestingYou can find Interesting. Typically, visibility is Good ( 10 - 30 m)The average depth is 30.5 m / 100.1 ftTo reach Grouper Hole you have to do it By boatThis dive site is best suited for All divers divers.

Situated on Escarceo Point, this dive is typically performed as an 18m/60' profile. Allowing for currents you drop into 9m/30' of well-lit water, with fields of table corals as good as anywhere in the world. You descend in several stepped drop-offs, each about 3m/9' and reach The Hole at about 13m/45'. The Hole is about 1½m/5' wide covered with multi-coloured sponges and crinoids. Without a doubt…

Dive site is a former river bed. Above the river banks is thought to be the site of a Roman fortress, which had a catapult. In river bed are large stones thought to be shot from the catapult. Dive is a nice drift dive, but beware currents can be strong, sometimes pushing you deeper.

A massive sinkhole angling down to a depth of 100 feet makes this the deepest of the cavern springs on WadesPage. An air bell at 30' adds interest and a million candlepower underwater light system adds to the safety. There is no current, and the water temperature is the constant 72F of Florida's springs. Since it's within a mile of Devil's Den, I recommend doing both in the same day.Air fills and…

This is without doubt the most famous site around Palau and the one that everyone wants to visit. Depths and currents, however, will not make it suitable for everyone.The reef extends far out into the Pacific at an average depth of only 10m. There are vertical walls on either side that drop to a ledge at 15m and then away into the depths. What makes this site so interesting is the variety of…

This dive site is well known for its large potato cods (6-30 kg !). They are feed and so very friendly ;-)

The Cod Hole is an underwater swimthrough about 30 metres from the north eastern tip of the rocks. The Cod Hole opens up at about 15 metres with an entrance about 4 metres by 5 metres, and slopes downward and away to the open sea to a depth of 21 metres.It is the haunt of big moray eels, wobbegongs, blue groupers, grey nurse sharks and other large fish.

A very easy reef dive close to shore and containing an abundance of tropical fish species for this part of the Pacific Ocean.

This is the beach where Burt Lancaster and Deborah Kerr got hot and heavy, making out in a wicked beach break in the movie "From Here to Eternity". (I think I would've found the waves a little distracting.Seriously, they're getting their backsides handed to them big time and I doubt they enjoyed filming that scene at all.)It's also called Cockroach Cove by more recent generations, not sure…

Marvel at our earth ! Fabulous! so peaceful!

The Blue pools are part of what is like a natural swimming pool, which gives and easy and relaxing dive.Great fish life, with angelfish being very common - the opportunitis for photography are excellent; also batfish, lionfish, gropers and coral trout.Wind and waves formed channels and gutters where you often find turtles and wobbegong sharks resting under ledges. White tipped sharks play around…

Slightly further west from Blue Corner, is this fascinating site. From the shallow reef, you can enter from any of four openings and descend into an enormous underwater cavern. When the light is right, the feeling inside is of being in a submerged cathedral.The bottom drops to 35m and you'll discover a good variety of sea fans and whip and cup corals. The fish life is also diverse and large

The Blue Holes is a dive site that consists of 3 large holes in the coral that lead to an open topped cavern. It's a very unusual and interesting underwater structure and you can observe white-tip reef sharks. The crystal clear water here guarantees good visibility.

nice wall, but it shows some damages on the corals due to some storms in the past.normally you will be more focused on the wall, but don¥t forget to take a look into the blue, as when i dived there, some of the divers even saw a hammerhead.