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Tofo’s Giants: Mozambique

A small speck on the map situated in Southern Mozambique, Tofo is a diver’s paradise for those who like to witness the ocean’s giants. Hosting a feeding ground to the world’s largest fish, rays and mammals, there is no doubt your breath will be taken away during time spent diving here.

Sawadee Ka - Koh Similan

Our team member - Shueri, just came back from a 5D/4N liveaobard tripin the Similans (09 - 13 November, 2015). This time, Shueri has joined one of our partners - Paupau Dive Club from China on board with MV Hallelujah.

Chasing the Golden Triangle

We just finished a week-long liveaobard diving trip in the Red Sea for the famous B.D.E route from 26 September to 3 October 2015 ;D

If your idea of a perfect morning involves a 5:30 AM wake-up call, a cup of strong Egyptian coffee, and the smell of damp neoprene, then you already know why the B.D.E. (Brothers, Daedalus, Elphinstone) route is the holy grail of Red Sea diving. This isn't just a trip; it’s a high-octane pilgrimage for divers who prefer their water deep and their fish big.

About Sustainable Seafood

Divers all over the world are noticing declining fish populations and diminishing fish sizes. It’s getting harder and harder to find dive sites with sharks or big fish and the trend is only going to continue without consumer intervention. Pescitarians must demand sustainable fishing methods and legislation; the best way to do this is by purchasing from fisheries that meet that criteria.

Deep Blue Science - Chordate

You know those squishy-seeming, mickey-mouse shaped, sort of sponge-looking things you see quite often on reefs? Or those grape-shaped clear balls you sometimes see in the water column, usually stuck together in a chain? They are called ascidians, and they’re also some of our closest cousins, relatively. They, like us belong to a phylum called Chordata, the occupants of which are called chordates.

Ras Mohammed National Park

At the southernmost point of the Sinai Peninsula, where the Gulf of Suez and the Gulf of Aqaba meet, lies Ras Mohammed National Park. Since its establishment in 1983, this protected area has become a safe haven for a wide variety of marine life. Over 1000 species of fish and 200 species of coral can be found here.

Natural Wanders of the world: The Great Barrier Reef

Sat at home many of us watch the nature programs. Beautiful scenes from lands foreign to us, with exotic, colourful and even deadly creatures from across the globe. Soft tones of Sir David Attenborough fill our ears with information and facts on these sometimes alien looking environments.

One of the most talked about eco systems is that situated on the North East coast of Australia - The Great Barrier Reef.

Dive Trip Review In the Aqaba South Beach Area, Red Sea

Few bodies of water on earth have as strong a reputation for unspoiled beauty as the Red Sea. With over 1,000 species of invertebrates and 200 species of corals, this inland sea has a bounty of unique life to display...

This is in part due to its extensive shallow reef system, outlet to the Indian Ocean, and nutrient rich Sinai Desert surroundings. Not surprisingly, 1 in 10 fish species found here are located nowhere else on earth!

A Drop in the Indian Ocean: Sri Lanka

The teardrop island of Sri Lanka sits just underneath its mainland cousin India. For many thousands of years it has been a stop off point for international trading for galleon ships travelling from South Africa to Indonesia, known as the Silk Road. Although not historically famous for its diving, this is one destination not to be missed and is only becoming more popular.

Transition trip from Cebu to Tubbataha

With our returning Dive and Cruise guests, also worldwide adventure travellers, we organized an unforgetable liveaboard diving trip in the Philippines, on board MV Seadoors.