
Sights of Tioman, Malaysia Photo essay of 'Alis...
My pick of photographs by one of our most active users - known on diveadvisor as 'Alish'.
0 13My pick of photographs by one of our most active users - known on diveadvisor as 'Alish'.
0 13Often overlooked, the island of Guam is surrounded by fantastic diving. White sand beaches and calm, clear waters invite divers to explore the ocean and see the healthy coral and plentiful fish populations below.
0 4The Caribbean Netherlands consists of Bonaire, St. Eustatius and Saba - they are often referred to as the BES-islands. All of the islands have a great reputation for varying species of marine life – due to the National Marine Parks that have been established around the islands.
0 6Pinks, purples, yellows, and reds - underwater Fiji is all about color. Soft corals abound and brilliant marine life makes the diving picture perfect. Known as the Soft Coral Capital of the World, Fiji does not disappoint.
0 6What you need to know about diving in the Maldives, one of the top dive destinations worldwide.
0 5Having over 4000km of coast and the isolated Easter Island, Chile has plenty of water for divers to explore.
0 3Every sunken ship has a story, and that of the Prinz Eugen is especially unique. Starting in the North Atlantic as a German Navy vessel in World War II, it continued on to the Pacific to play a role in the nuclear tests at Bikini Atoll. It capsized in 1946 at Kwajalein Atoll, Marshall Islands, where it now rests for divers to explore.
2 5An overview of my most recent liveaboard experience onboard ScubaSpa Ying in the Maldives & what it means for the Industry.
0 4Pescador is a small Island in the west of the Moalboal. Diving there will surprise you in any season. The mystical and spooky cathedral is worth a dive for its own. And we all remember the fantastic school of sardines. Will they come back again one time?
0 9Snorkel with millions of non-stinging jellyfish in Palau's Jellyfish Lake.
4 12Every dive site is like a new world to a scuba diver. As scuba divers that have journeyed around the world, diving in some of the most popular dive sites, we can genuinely say – and all scuba divers can back us up here- that every diver has a unique experience in each site. Also, whether you’ve dived once in a site, or a hundred times, each dive is just as unique. So think of all the stories you can share just from one dive trip!
Your whole trip revolves around what dive site you’re visiting. Just think of all the planning and spending that goes into a dive trip. So choosing the right dive site is crucial; not to mention, so much fun! Researching different dive sites to choose the most exotic, reading through other divers’ reviews and stories about those sites, and most exciting of all, viewing underwater pictures of the different sea creatures divers’ encountered, hoping that you’ll encounter them too!
Here we share with you our most interesting stories and experiences in the most exotic dive sites around the world. Mostly, we just want to entertain you with our adventures, but who knows? Maybe you’ll add a couple of these sites to your bucket list.
Ever dived an airplane? Introducing the "Dakota", a fully intact airplane wreck that re...
Snorkel with millions of non-stinging jellyfish in Palau's Jellyfish Lake.
Bali, one of the most amazing islands of Indonesia, is a real paradise for divers, cult...
Choosing a base camp in Kubu Indah is placing yourself in between an astonishing religi...
Every year, between June and September, hundreds of whale sharks can be found in the de...
Scuba diving in the United States offers prime diving sites off its southern and west c...
The Sub2o, Dive Advisor’s online publication, is a collection of informative and entertaining stories written by experienced and passionate divers that love to document the underwater world.
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