Dive destinations, wrecks and trip planning.
RSS feed: Scubaspot blogFifty-five kilometres past the top of New Zealand, thirteen uninhabited islands sit on their own submarine plateau. Clear water, temperate reefs carrying tropical fish, and a 1902 wreck off West Island.
Read more: Diving the Three Kings Islands, New ZealandNearly 30 km of Corniche, a coral-stone old town on the UNESCO list, and a Red Sea that stays between 26 and 31 °C all twelve months. A look at Jeddah as a base for divers.
Read more: Jeddah: A Red Sea City Where the Water Never Gets ColdAn A-class reserve of aeolianite limestone with reefs and caves ringing 19 square kilometres of island, Rotto is the closest thing Perth has to a dive weekend that feels like a proper trip. Here is what to expect below and above the water.
Read more: Rottnest Island: Limestone Reefs and Quokkas, 30 Minutes From FremantleTen-plus dive centers, some of the lowest prices in the Caribbean, and reefs off Isla Aguja holding seahorses, morays and more than 129 species of fish. Here is what diving out of Taganga is actually like.
Read more: Taganga, Colombia: Cheap Caribbean Diving Under a Desert MountainOver 450 kinds of hard coral, somewhere between 2,000 and 2,500 kinds of fish, and an archipelago too big to see in one trip. Here is how the regions differ, from Anilao to Malapascua, so you can choose.
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