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lundi 7 avril 2014

Hawaii




Hawaii has some great scuba diving. The islands are ringed with reefs and wildlife. It’s pretty hard to come to Hawaii and not dive. There’s just so much going on under the water here that you shouldn’t miss. The area north of the islands was just made into the largest marine reserve in the United States, ensuring great diving for years to come in an even larger area of the ocean.


Egypt's Red Sea



Egypt's Red Sea coast runs from the Gulf of Suez to the Sudanese border. Its mineral-rich red mountain ranges inspired the mariners of antiquity to name the sea Mare Rostrum, or the Red Sea.

The Red Sea, with its clear turquoise blue water, has some excellent dive sites. The best of the reefs are absolutely stunning with a real diversity of life. From Sharm El Sheikh to the wrecks at Sha’ab Abu Nuhas to the Thistlegorm and Ras Mohammed, you’ll find excellent diving all over the Red Sea.



Tobermory , Canada.


The water’s chilly, but the experience is notable. Tobermory crowns the tip of Ontario’s Bruce Peninsula, at the confluence of pure, icy cold Georgian Bay and Lake Huron.
Explore an area where submerged forests, canyons and the remains of ancient coral in this once tropical sea.
Watch the modern inhabitants, crawfish, bass and sculpin as they go about their daily business. For the diving enthusiast, the remains of over 20 historical shipwrecks also lie beneath these clear, cold waters.




Papua New Guinea


There are four significant diving locations on the main island of New Guinea, all of which offer some really great diving. 



Morehead City, North Carolina, U.S.A.


the North Carolina coast where wrecks lie. The Tar Heel State's ocean floor bristles with thousands of ships and submarines that met their demise by running into sandy shoals or other boats, getting the business end of torpedoes and depth charges, or by being purposely sunk and designated as artificial reefs.






Cozumel, Mexico




  Cozumel is  a favourite place to scuba diving . For spectacular tunnels, caves and caverns,  distinct reefs and a host of deep dives that go down as far as 3,000 feet, caves and caverns, there are few better locations in the world



Costa Rica


 Catalinas has a wealth of sea life. From sharks to mantas to angelfish and gorgeous coral reefs, Costa Rica has it all – and that includes terrific hotels.



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