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The Mergui Archipelago is an archipelago in far southern Myanmar (Burma). It consists of more than 800 tropical islands, varying in size from very small to hundreds of square kilometres. All islands lying in the Andaman Sea just off the western shore of the Malay Peninsula. The archipelago's…

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Lake Alta is a glacial lake in the Remarkables Mountains near Queenstown, South Island, New Zealand. At altitude 1800 m (6000 ft) it freezes over in the winter months and it is used by divers who hold an annual ice dive there. One of the leading organizers of the very traditional event on Lake Alta…

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Arctic diving is one of Greenland's newer and more unusual activities. North of the Arctic Circle there are several easily accessible shipwrecks, which, apart from their fascinating external details and highly-coloured fauna and flora, are easy to get into and explore. You can be amongst the first…

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Easter Island is the most isolated island in the world due to its solitude in the middle of the Pacific Ocean a very unique undersea fauna and flora grows as a result of the rocky bottom and the coral reefs. Due to its isolation, about 26 percent of the fish that live in the island are endemic; you…

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Diving experienced a huge boom in the last ten or fifteen years. Hunreds of thousands of totally inexperienced newcomers go under water annually. Almost every year this wonderful hobby also takes its toll in the form of several serious, usually fatal accidents. The curious thing is, while there are…

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Coquimbo is a coast city placed 7.4 miles south from La Serena and 287 miles north from Santiago de Chile in Choapa Province, Chile. The Coquimbo region coastline possess many beaches with warm waters ideal for various adventures: kiteboarding, rowing, waterskiing, diving, windsurfing and yachting. …

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Koh Kood ( also known as Ko Kut) is the last Island in the Eastern Thai waters and very close to the Cambodian border. It sits next to Koh Chang and Koh Mak and is actually the fourth largest Island in Thailand. Koh Kood has only recently been discovered for its exciting aquatic life. Local dive…

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The Blue Belt was a general cargo ship, made by Howaldts-werke A. G. of Hamburg in 1950, that sunk on December 2, 1977, after collision with the reef in Sha’ab Suedi, about 75km north of Port Sudan. This can be a valuable scuba diving destination for those who are dedicated to exploration.

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If by some chance you get lost in these parts of the world, we recommend a visit to the "diving town" of Nha Trang, 400 miles west of Saigon. As a gateway to Vietnam, through Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City) you can get to Nha Trang in several ways. Read on a set of recommendations by Peter Kral.

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Norwegian Gue divers, Bjorn Stubne and Truls Erikson, take our Cuda's for a spin on the Salem Express. Whilst on safari with the Red Sea Explorers, Egypt.

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