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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 22, 2009 Hits: 5344  0
Suit: 3mm in summer, 5mm wetsuit in winter Type of diving: Mostly reef dives Mamanuca is made up of about twenty small islands on the western coast of Vitu Levu....
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 21, 2009 Hits: 4675 0
Suit: A drysuit is highly recommended Type of diving: Wreck, reef and wall dives The Isle of Skye is part of the Inner Hebrides in Scotland. It is a remote,...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 21, 2009 Hits: 4833 0
Suit: A drysuit is highly recommended
Type of diving: Wreck and wall dives
Scotland diving is varied and offers great wreck diving in the world class Scapa...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 20, 2009 Hits: 5146 0
The world's largest uninhabited island lies 300 miles off the Pacific coast of the Latin American country of Costa Rica. Famed as the resting place of 3 large pirate treasures,...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 20, 2009 Hits: 5895 0
Suit: A 3mm full wetsuit or 3mm shortie Type of diving: Rocky pinnacles, canyons, walls and caves Costa Rica's Pacific Coast offers an equally enjoyable, and far less expensive alternative...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 19, 2009 Hits: 4591 0
Separated from mainland Australia by the 240 km stretch of Bass Strait, Tasmania is a land apart - a place of wild and beautiful landscapes; friendly, welcoming people; a pleasant,...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 19, 2009 Hits: 4460 0
Separated from the mainland by Bass Strait, Tasmania has rugged beauty of Cradle Mountain and the west, the beaches of the east, and the complete wilderness of the south. Hobart,...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 19, 2009 Hits: 4529 0
Formerly known as Waubs Boat Harbour, Bicheno was established as a whaling centre in 1803. The town was named after James Ebenezer Bicheno and expanded in 1854 with the discovery...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 19, 2009 Hits: 4659 0
On the 9th of November 1826, Major Edmund Lockyer, together with a contingent of convicts, soldiers, a surgeon and storekeeper, left Sydney aboard the 'Amity' bound for King George III...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 19, 2009 Hits: 5179 0
Water temperature: 13 - 16°C (in January) (55 - 60°F) Suit: 5mm wetsuit / semi-dry (in January) Visibility: 8 - 30 metres (26 - 98 feet) Type of diving: Reefs...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 19, 2009 Hits: 5576 0
Also known as "The Prom", the Wilsons Promontory is a tourist magnet that attracts people from different parts of the globe. What this place offers the zealous voyagers is the...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 19, 2009 Hits: 4682 0
From being a small town, Portland then blossomed into a city with more jobs to offer to almost 12,000 urban dwellers. The melting pot of amazing Portland talents included pottery,...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 19, 2009 Hits: 5941 0
When gold was found in Victoria, Melbourne suddenly became part of a growing Victorian metropolis. From an obscure pastoral settlement, the gold rush of the early 1850s made the center...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 19, 2009 Hits: 4879 0
Coffs Harbour was originally the home of the Gumbaynggirr tribe. The name was changed by Captain John Korff who was seeking safety from the storm that prevented him from...
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Written by February 19, 2009 Hits: 5738 0
Visibility: 8 - 30m depending the tide and the period during the year. Diving on Great Barrier Reef in Australia is affected to a large degree by tidal movement. The...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by February 19, 2009 Hits: 5721 0
Water temperature: 25°C - 30°C (77°F - 86deg;F) Suit: 3mm - 5mm wetsuit Visibility: 20 - 50 metres (65 - 165 feet) Type of diving: Wrecks, reefs One of the...
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Scuba Reviews » Dive Regions
Written by Administrator February 19, 2009 Hits: 5400 0
According to many scuba divers who used to travel for scuba diving, Cairns and Port Douglas located in the Queensland, Australia, are unarguably the world's most exotic and outstanding snorkeling...
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