The Galapagos Aggressor III liveaboard offers year-round diving in the Galapagos Islands, with the 7-night dive trips departing Thursday each week. All Galapagos Aggressor III liveaboard trips include diving Wolf Island and diving Darwin Islands. At 30m, the Galapagos Aggressor III is a very stable and comfortable dive liveaboard, taking up to 16 dive guests…
…a mecca for Tech diving many of the wreck dive sites in Truk Lagoon lie at 15 to 40m and are accessible to recreational divers, and there are also many…
…to go around searching for stuff to see. Not on the Yongala, it’s the most intense fish action I’ve seen for a while and it’s constantly happening all around you….
…approach you sometimes within inches as you float motionless on the surface attached to a mermaid line. They are also known to approach divers on safety stop on the mooring…
…has a vision of creating a long-term future for threatened Australian wildlife, and right now is working hard to rescue and rehabilitate endangered platypus affected by fires. LAOKO are working…
…of protecting them. Alicia has been diving only since March 2014 and completed a few hundred dives at home and abroad including destinations like South Australia, GBR, Papua New Guinea,…
…day out, 365 days a year.” In addition to collecting rubbish, Pete says the Seabin will also act as a valuable educational tool, allowing people to see just how much…
…Earth. Located at the intersection between the Indian Ocean and Pacific Ocean, they are also global hotspots for species mixing– effectively evolution-in-action, one of the reasons Christmas Island has been…
…Penida, you’re in for a treat: there are two fantastic dive sites here. One called Manta Point, and for good reason – we saw eight different mantas on the one…
…are captured during coral spawning and le to form into larvae in floating pools on the reef. Once the larvae are ready to settle, they are released onto damaged areas…
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