Divers Travel Guide

Friday, Sep 03rd

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Where to Dive :

Bali - Wrecks, Mola Mola and Mantas

Wakatobi - Diving the Remotest Paradise

Lembeh Straits – The Muck Diving Capital of the World

Pulau Komodo - Diving with Dragons

Raja Ampat - Diving the Four Kings

Wakatobi - Diving the Remotest Paradise

With a trip to Wakatobi, you get to dive the most amazing dive sites at a location that’s protected and with people who are committed and pro-active about reef management and eco-system protection.

Lembeh Straits – The Muck Diving Capital of the World

Especially popular with underwater photographers and videographers, it’s a place with real charm and despite its normally poor visibility; the wonders that await are truly spectacular.

Pulau Komodo - Diving with Dragons

This part of the world is truly exceptional, as while the diving is not for beginners, the huge underwater vistas with channels, caves, sea walls and submerged pinnacles are unforgettable and truly spectacular.

Raja Ampat - Diving the Four Kings

Diving into the deep blue and murky greens of Raja Ampat is like jumping into the void. This isolated paradise is little heard of and seldom visited; it is indeed a spot that is reserved for those who really are prepared to travel thousands of miles to visit a small group of islands with little else to do other than diving.

Pulau Weh – A Volcanic Eruption of Marine Diversity

Pulau Weh, whilst a laid back island paradise above the water is a completely different world once you don your fins and scuba gear. This remarkable place offers amazing diving, snorkeling and practically everything you could want.

Pulau Sipadan - Crown Jewel of Malaysian Diving

The crown jewel of Malaysian diving, Pulau Sipadan simply cannot be missed. Rich, warm currents bring food into the area, which in turn tempts fish, which then tempt even bigger fish, then sharks, turtles and dolphins, all of which can be enjoyed by scuba divers.

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Pulau Sipadan - Crown Jewel of Malaysian Diving

The crown jewel of Malaysian diving, Pulau Sipadan simply cannot be missed. Rich, warm currents bring food into the area, which in turn tempts fish, which then tempt even bigger fish, then sharks, turtles and dolphins, all of which can be enjoyed by scuba divers.

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Raja Ampat - Diving the Four Kings

Diving into the deep blue and murky greens of Raja Ampat is like jumping into the void. This isolated paradise is little heard of and seldom visited; it is indeed a spot that is reserved for those who really are prepared to travel thousands of miles to visit a small group of islands with little else to do other than diving.

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