- Aliwal shoal
Only few places on our planet abound such a variety of marine life like the Aliwal shoal in the east coast of South Africa. Aliwal is not a typical coral …
- Bali
Land of gods, demons and smiling people Bali is one of the seventeen thousand islands of the Indonesian archipelago. Balinese life is closely linked to religion, and due to the …
- False Bay
False Bay in South Africa is sometimes referred to as “Sea Serengheti” because of its incredible richness and diversity of life. You can see here a great white shark leaping …
- Grand Cayman
Steep walls falling to great depths, canyons surrounded by mushrooms of all colors, colorful underwater life and crystal clear sea with lots of wrecks. All this offers diving in the …
- Lembeh
Lembeh Strait in Indonesia is without exaggeration one of the world’s largest epicenter of “weirdness” and a paradise for underwater photographers. If you’ve so far dove only around colorful coral …
- Murter island and Biograd na Moru
Croatia is for Europeans the easiest way how to get to the sea without boarding the plane. Moreover, diving in distant exotic destinations is not for a long weekend. I …
- Sipadan
Sipadan is a small island in the Celebes Sea, a diving legend and one of the best diving locations in the world. Sipadan is the only volcanic island in Malaysia …
- St. Kitts
St. Kitts in Lesser Antilles is an island with amazing blend of volcanic mountains, rainforests with bunches of green monkeys, sugar cane plantations and beautiful beaches, guarded by the largest …
- Yongala
Titanic of the Great Barrier Reef About a year before the sinking of the RMS Titanic, the SS Yongala steamer sank off the Australian shores. During that time it was …
