Mirella is a certified PADI MSDT, tourism specialist and yoga teacher. Diving and traveling for over 12 years now, she has had the privilege to personally experience some of the world's most beautiful places both above and below the surface. Her current location is Little Cayman Island, where she works as a dive instructor and yoga teacher at a small upscale resort.
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Cindy Stevenson (tusadive) Tusa Dive are locally owned and have been taking divers and snorkellers to the reef since 1986. We pride ourselves on the professional service offered by our friendly team, our new custom designed dive vessels, and our large selection of 16 stunning reef sites available for our divers to experience. As locals, we value our beautiful Great Barrier Reef and are committed to preserving it for our future generations. Join us on board Cairns newest reef craft T6.
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Spirit Of Freedom (spiritoffreedom) Spirit of Freedom offer liveaboard dive tours of 3 to 7 days duration to the remote reefs of the northern Great Barrier Reef, and offshore to the Coral Sea Reefs. The 3 and 4 day itineraries also include a low level flight between Cairns and Lizard Island. Specialising in unique diving encounters for certified divers, Spirit of Freedom also provide a quality on-board experience with en-suite cabins, chef prepared meals and top level service.
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Kev (help) PADI Dive Master (472160) PADI Divemaster
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Ryan Sepulveda (Scubaryan) greetings my name is ryan. I enjoy diving locally in southern california. iI am always looking for buddies to dive with.
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Astudillo-Ash (Tina) A mermaid at heart PADI PADI Scuba Diver
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Ken Bodle (kbodle) Diver since 1994! Drinker since 1983!
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Jerome (Jay) Monney (jaymoony) Dental Technician and originally from Switzerland, I traveled through many parts of Europe in my teenage years. I always had the urge to see more of the world and eventually went on a trip which led me to Indonesia and then to Thailand in the late 90ies. It was then, while diving in Komodo that diving became my passion. I've been “stuck in Southeast Asia” ever since and never went back... I have since then been Cruise Director on luxury live-aboard vessels cruising all over Southeast Asia.
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yani (balidivepackages) Diving in Bali is an experience of a life time, one you will want to experience many times and over many visits, you will never fulfil all with one visit, even with our Safari trips, as each dive site is a unique experience of Fish- Coral – and sea creatures large and small, and they all vary to the season, and you are conducted by the most experienced Balinese dive masters in Bali with years of experience of Bali waters, and condition.
Posted on: February 21, 2014
Part 1: Overview of Scuba Diving in Aruba
...es Celsius and it’s usually dry and sunny. A 3mm wetsuit or shorty is sufficient for most people, with water temperatures between 27 and 29 degrees Celsius. Visibility ranges from average to good, around 20 meters on average. With direct connections to the US, Europe and South America, Aruba is on...
Posted on: February 21, 2014
Part 2: Dive Sites, Marine Life & Environment in Aruba
...great variety of marine life. A sandy, flat bottom with scattered pieces of the old oil tanker offers ideal conditions for people to start diving, plus a wealth of things to see. Octopus, moray eels, turtles, tropical reef fish, blennies, lobster and shrimp, Pedernalis gives divers a great introduct...
Posted on: February 21, 2014
Part 3: Dive Shops, Airports & Logistics of Diving in Aruba
...ute beginner to professional level and daily boat dives to Aruba’s best dive sites. Dive training and beginner divers have a chance to start in protected bays that make for easy and comfortable dives. Certified divers have a wide choice of dive sites to visit, including Aruba’s shipwrecks like the A...
Posted on: April 7, 2015
Part 1: Overview of Scuba Diving in Australia
... Sydney, Perth and Melbourne boast a surprising amount of dive sites. Jetty dives are popular in Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth, and bring divers up close and personal to marine critters like the Leafy and Weedy Seadragon, nudibranchs, shrimp, and plenty of fish. Diving Sydney Harbor is surprising...
Posted on: April 7, 2015
Part 2: Dive Sites, Marine Life & Environment in Australia
...life, including larger species like manta rays, whale sharks and turtles. Whale Sharks are sighted here between March and June, Humpback whales pass by from June to November, and Turtles frequent the area around October and November. Manta rays can be found year-round in the Coral Bay area, and seas...
Posted on: April 7, 2015
Part 3: Dive Shops, Airports & Logistics of Diving in Australia
...in Adelaide, offers multiple-day shark cage diving expeditions with the Great White at the Neptune islands. The tours have an emphasis on education and research. Local Adelaide diving is easily arranged with Adelaide Scuba, including a special Leafy Seadragon tour. In Melbourne, SSI training center ...
Posted on: June 6, 2013
Part 1: Overview of Scuba Diving in Belgium
...quipment rental and fill stations, however guided dives in Belgium are not organized frequently. Diving in the North Sea is possible by charter boats and offers a chance to see some of the many wrecks. North Sea diving is for experienced divers, only because conditions may be challenging. There ar...
Posted on: June 6, 2013
Part 2: Dive Sites, Marine Life & Environment in Belgium
...ately owned. Another unique Wallonia dive site, La Gombe, is situated close the picturesque town of Esneux. Fish life, dead trees and a sunken airplane create a surreal environment at quarry. Muisbroek is a small piece of nature close to the international port city of Antwerp. This dugout, which wa...
Posted on: June 6, 2013
Part 3: Dive Shops, Airports & Logistics of Diving in Belgium
...ompressor. An online calendar shows how many places are still available, however they only cater for experienced divers, as diving the North Sea can have challenging conditions. Dive center Bubble & Dive is located in Gentbrugge, part of the beautiful city of Gent. This well-stocked dive shop cons...
Posted on: February 8, 2015
Part 1: Overview of Scuba Diving in Cayman Islands
... one grocery store and a handful of hotels, visitors often say that this is how the Caribbean used to be in other places over 40 years ago. The island may be small and quiet, but its reputation as an amazing dive destination is widely known, and even got mentioned by Jacques Cousteau as one of the t...
Posted on: February 8, 2015
Part 2: Dive Sites, Marine Life & Environment in Cayman Islands
...ting rays. With a depth between 18 and 26 meters, great visibility and gentle conditions, this is a great dive for divers of any level and underwater photographers. Mixing Bowl on the north side of Little Cayman combines the best of both Bloody Bay Marine Park and Jackson Bay Marine Park. Located r...
Posted on: February 8, 2015
Part 3: Dive Shops, Airports & Logistics of Diving in Cayman Islands
...king small groups out, and therefore is able to offer personal service and flexible departures to suit everyone's needs. Little Cayman Island diving isn’t crowded and offers excellent quality in dive services. About four dive operators are active in the waters around Little Cayman, with an Occasi...
Posted on: December 7, 2015
Part 1: Overview of Scuba Diving in Colombia
...ttracts an abundance of marine life, including bigger fish. The water here is exceptionally warm throughout the year and with a constant temperature around 28-30 degrees Celsius; a 3mm wetsuit is usually sufficient. Located 35 km from the Pacific Colombian coast, Isla Gorgona is a former prison is...
Posted on: December 7, 2015
Part 2: Dive Sites, Marine Life & Environment in Colombia
...developed coral reef formations in the Tropical East Pacific and protected as a national park by Colombia and UNESCO, Isla Gorgona has some of the best diving in Colombia. Divers have a chance to see turtles, white-tip reef sharks, groupers, mantas and whalesharks. From June till October, Humpback w...
Posted on: December 7, 2015
Part 3: Dive Shops, Airports & Logistics of Diving in Colombia
...e vessel Maria Patricia is a local liveaboard operator that offers dive trips to Isla Gorgona. Although the boat may not be up to international standards of luxury as many other liveaboards, the owner of the boat is one of the pioneers in Colombia diving and knows the waters there like no one else. ...