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Parking is restricted to residents only for the summer months, although groups can check with the local police dept. for a permit.This is a sandy beach with an easy entry, and a short walk from the parking lot.This site is a small cove with rocky walls bordering both sides and a sandy center, with Southwesterly exposure.A reef can be found a few hundred yards offshore.Depth is approx. 25?.Typical…

Sand and rocky bottom. Halibut and rays in the sand with lobsters in the rocks.

Napoleons and giant groupers (up to 2 meters!)

Underwater Tunnel - The most interesting tunnel to explore! Starting from the surface, dividing into 3 different smaller tunnels, and withan exit like a butterfly, makes it ideal not only for U/W Photography, but mostly for every Cave Diver "to be"! Many Customers told us, that we should rename this Cave into "Butterfly Cave"!If you exit the tunnel, you enter a reef with a lot of white sand, that…

Two large granite boulders and a coral garden; great night dive spot. Being one of the largest dive sites on koh tao, White rock has a huge variety of fish life. It is made up of two large rock formations, with beautiful coral gardens in betwen. The actual " white rock" is located to the north east of this dive site. this is a great site to explore, and is definitely worth visiting more than…

DEPTH from -5 to -20 mt, Small walls with large rocks. Clouds of castagnole, thrushes, Donzelli swim around the rocks in which are hidden small scorpion, bavose, mullet, moray eels. Each rock is then covered with sea urchins, starfish colorful, small colored nudibranchi.

The Big Attraction here is the Warm Water Vents in the Shallows. About 50 Yards out you'll find areas with almost no growth and a mixed White and Black Sandy Bottom.You may see "Murky Water" in these areas as well.If so, you're over the vents - Try taking your Gloves off and putting them in the sand, you'll feel the Heat - It's pretty Cool (or is that Hot)!Expect to see Bat Stars, Sea Cucumbers,…

The reef wall drops away to a sandy plateau at about 13m, at the center is a gully with swim throughs at 10m and 35m. There is an eel garden to the north. This sheltered site is home for trigger fish, groupers and the occasional manta.

White Island is a sub tropical dive site with temperatures ranging from 15 - 22c winter - summer. A multitude of dive types including, reef, wall, cave, drift are all possible with the best of New Zealands marine animals for viewing.

The great whites of Seal Island are now world famous for their highly athletic breaches that they make in pursuit of Cape fur seals which they hunt in the area.

This site is approximately 300m off the south western side of the main island. The terrain is generally flat but littered with rocks and boulders. Feather stars of a variety of colours (even white ones) cling on to the surfaces of barrel sponges and anywhere that has good current flow. Sea grass blankets the slopes on the north eastern face giving it a rather familiar landscape. The much-talked…

South Africa is best known for big action, shark diving and it's the most popular place to encounter the enormous, elusive and intimidating Great White Shark is Gansbaai. We recommend cage diving with this fellow, but they have been known to make an occasional presence here and there while free diving.

You are 95% guaranteed to find whitetip sharks sleeping under rocks, and if you are lucky you will see them circling. They grown to huge sizes - sometimes over 2 meters. Other life here includes banded boxer shrimp, nudis, seahorses and scorpion fish, spider crabs, frogfish, lionfish and whip coral shrimp, perfectly colour matched to the huge whip corals found inside the 'Seahorse Cave'.

Black corals 'forest' on white sand with stingrays!

Air/Nitrox Fills and Scuba Rental available.

You have to go over the amazing coralreef system to see turtles, barracudas, large schools of fish. On the way back to where you started, cruise over the sandy part and meet the whirling-the-sand eagle rays. We saw 4 at a single dive.

Simple dive site with nicely populated steep wall. Suitable for beginners when observing the depths limits. Giant shells, Sergeant Majors, Naked snails, Spanish dancing snails, barracuda etc.

Dive at the top of the high tide for a better viz.

Drift dive down a fast flowing river. Ever wanted to feel like you were flying - this is your chance :-)Spent the first 7 minutes in a big whirlpool, until my grinning guide showed where to go to get swept out. Happened to more or less under the Taupo bungy jump...Apart from the rush of "flying" down the river, there's quite a few rainbow trout to see, and nearing the end, there's a thermal spring…

Good crab dive location

Many people come here to dive and snorkel because of the large manatee population that migrate up into the warm natural spring fed waters that remain a constant 72 degrees all year round.During the winter months, Crystal River boasts the largest manatee population and is the only place in the world that you can swim with the manatees during our manatee tours.

Biology interest is based on both land and water creatures, especially birds and large freshwater fish. Week-end frequency based on holidays and summertime, otherwise not too bad in the early morning when the best animals are active.Very quiet setting, recommended to get there EARLY, 8am when the park opens, to beat any crowds and big dive classes (they arrive around 11:30 or 12 usually). Gentle…

Known as the "longest shortest river in the world" by locals (only 2.5 miles in length), the Comal River is a haven for tubing. As for diving, the current can be swift at times.But if you're into clean up projects, it's a great site.Just watch out for the tube shoots!

This is a muck dive. CrinoÔds, Sea pens, mimic octopus, ghost pipefish, harlequin shrimp... A must for underwater photographers!

Plenty of kelp so keep to the open paths to find the depth you are looking for.This is one of Mendocino County's best spots for abalone diving.Be sure to check the current regulations on ab harvesting to avoid fines from the strict enforcement by the good people at the Department of Fish and Game.Visibility can be limited but the amount of life is abundant, especially if you have access to a kayak…