Diving Posts: Destination Guides

Komodo National Park is a very arid micro climate that lies in the tropics, which is why it is the only place you can find Komodo Dragons, as their natural habitat is the low lying dry grasslands only found in that region, compared to everywhere else in Indonesia. The conditions in Komodo tend to be much better than that of the areas around it, as the high volcanoes of the surrounding islands of Flores and Sumbawa take up much of the rain during the ’wet season’.

I personally stayed in India for a while and been diving in Goa (west coast), Pondicherry (east coast), as well as the well known beautiful Andaman's islands. Honestly, i don't recommend liveaboard divers to dive in India, even in the Andman's Island.

On the mainland of India, there is not yet liveaboard trips that can be offered. There is only one liveaboard called M/V Infiniti offering long a week liveaboard trips around the Andaman's Island.

Raja Ampat is located off the western tip of what is known as the bird’s head peninsula in northern Papua (also known as Irian Jaya – the Indonesian half of the island of New Guinea), the most eastern province of Indonesia.

Zenobia Wreck Dive in Larnaca, Cyprus

In June, 1980 the MS Zenobia sunk on her maiden voyage from Sweden en route to Syria. She was a roll on - roll off ferry carrying over two hundred million dollars in cargo including 104 tractor trailers. Thanks to this fact, she is also one of the largest truck graveyards in the world.

The captain and crew noticed problems steering her, and she began listing to port just before visiting Athens. At this time, her ballast tanks were pumped and she departed for Larnaca.

Depending on what year the car was registered, a license plate in Vancouver could either read “Beautiful British Columbia” or “The Best Place On Earth!”.

Not a humble claim to be sure, but not necessarily a false one either.

British Columbia, Canada is objectively beautiful and with all the mountains, lakes, rivers, temperate rainforests and glacial cut seascapes in any direction you turn, it certainly is better than your average place on earth.

Diving in Sardinia, where the Sea meets the Italian culture

Sardinia is a Italian Island in the Mediterranean Sea with an area of 24,000 square km and over 2,400 km of coast that alternate rocky and jagged stretch, beaches, quiet coves and cliff. Sardinia is famous around the world for the luxury villas and resort in Costa Smeralda.

COZUMEL: UNDERWATER PLAYGROUND

Only about 20 kilometres off the coast of Playa Del Carmen lays Cozumel Islands, the largest of the Mexican Islands.

Mexican Islands are rather small, even Cozumel despite being the largest it is only approximately 45 kilometres long and about 16 kilometres wide. You can go around the whole island in a short time. Not by foot of course. The best would be to rent a scooter and explore.

Land of Smiles: Islands of the Gulf

The gulf of Thailand boarders Cambodia, Thailand and Vietnam. Once called the gulf of Siam it is now one of the most popular destinations for back-packers and divers. Exquisite food, cheap accommodation and easy diving conditions definitely makes it a top destination.

Sipadan - Onboard

The island that describes itself as "the last outpost of diving civilization" and where the ocean bed drops off to the dizzying depth of some 600m. An island that names its dive sites Turtle Patch, Barracuda Point and White-Tip Avenue - and they really do live up to their names.

Ocean Dream in the Maldives

If you like warm water, amazing beaches and thousand of fishes all around visit the wonderful Maldives Atolls.

The Maldives lies in two chain of  26 atolls in the Indian Ocean, there are 1,190 coral Islands (more than 200 inhibited). The climate is a tropical-monsoon with warm temperature all year around and there are two different season, the dry season from December to April the monsoon blows from north-est, the wet season from may to November the wind comes from south-west.