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]]>An Opportunity to See Another World
Under the sea is like an entirely different world than above the sea. Scuba diving allows you to enter this other world and explore it. Whether you choose somewhere with stunning reefs or some incredible sea life, gliding through this unfamiliar and stunning world will be an experience to remember.
Amazing Exercise
Swimming is one of the best forms of exercise, and so with this activity, you get not only stunning visuals but also an excellent workout. Afterward, you can enjoy a well-deserved relaxing evening.
The Locations
If you are booking a scuba diving trip, you’ll likely be opting to visit somewhere that has been identified as great for this activity. This usually means a warm place with a beautiful ocean around it. When you’re not enjoying the undersea world you can take in the stunning scenery around you.
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- Moalboal: Famous for its sardine run, Moalboal’s Pescador Island is a must-visit site where you can witness millions of sardines swirling in mesmerizing formations. The marine sanctuary is also home to diverse corals, turtles, and other marine species.
- Malapascua: Dive into the deep blue waters of Monad Shoal to witness thresher sharks in their natural habitat. Gato Island is another highlight with its underwater caves and tunnels, which house white-tip sharks, vibrant corals, and seahorses.
- Oslob: Known for its whale shark encounters, snorkel or dive alongside these gentle giants in Oslob. The experience offers a unique opportunity to get up close with the world’s largest fish.
- Mactan: Closer to the city, Mactan Island features numerous dive sites, including Hilutungan Island Marine Sanctuary. Expect colorful reefs, abundant fish life, and even the occasional sighting of a sea turtle.
Practical Tips
- Season: The best time to visit Cebu for diving is between November and May, during the dry season. Visibility is at its peak, and the waters are calm.
- Certification: While Cebu offers options for all skill levels, it’s advisable to get certified before diving in more challenging sites like Malapascua’s Monad Shoal.
- Safety: Choose reputable dive operators that prioritize safety and follow responsible diving practices. Ensure your equipment is well-maintained.
- Marine Conservation: Respect marine life and underwater ecosystems. Do not touch or disturb marine creatures or coral reefs.
- Accommodation: Cebu has a range of accommodations, from budget hostels to luxury resorts. Choose lodging close to your preferred dive sites for convenience.
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]]>Townsville, Queensland
Townville is home to one of the most popular shipwreck dives in Australia: the SS Yongala. The ship got caught in a cyclone and sank off Cape Green in 1911. Although entering the interior of the ship is forbidden, the rich marine life surrounding the wreck is spectacular to see.
Ningaloo Reef, Western Australia
Ningaloo Reef has over 260 species of hard corals and is home to turtles, tropical fish, and humpback whales. It’s also hailed as the best place in the world to swim with whale sharks. Contrary to popular belief, these 12 meters long fish are harmless. The best time to spot these gentle giants is from mid-March to mid-September.
Lizard Island, Queensland
Lizard Island is the northernmost resort along the Great Barrier Reef and is known for its breathtaking dives sites. One of them is the famous Cod Hole, named after the dozen potato cod that live there.
Julian Rocks, New South Wales
Julian Rocks was formed by a volcanic eruption some 20 million years ago and is world-renowned for its rich marine life. It was even listed as one of the top diving destinations in the world by Lonely Planet.
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]]>Diving and Snorkelling
Some of the world’s best scuba diving and snorkeling opportunities are offered at the nearby island of Sipadan. The region is full of vibrant fish and beautiful coral reefs. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can also see sharks, stingrays, and sea turtles.
Regatta Lepa-Lepa Festival
The Regatta Lepa-Lepa festival runs throughout April. It is an important event, culminating in the Lepa-Lepa boat race. Different villages in the region design their own boats and race them.
Local Cuisine
Semporna is full of street stalls selling local delicacies as well as restaurants. Wonderfully fresh seafood is available that are sourced from the nearby sea. A variety of fresh seaweed dishes, rice, and meat are also common.
Tun Sakaran Marine Park
A short boat ride away is the Tun Sakaran Marine Park. This is a natural forest reserve and bird sanctuary. You can also see beautiful traditional stilt houses and houseboats belonging to the nomadic locals.
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]]>While we definitely won’t disagree with how great a “normal” day at the beach is, for the more restless of us, you might end up a little bored if you do this every day. So, what are some ideas to spice up your beach trip? Try these!
Scuba Diving
Have you ever tried scuba diving before? This activity gives you the opportunity to go below the surface of the sea to discover the animals and plants which inhabit it. If you’re lucky, there might even be the opportunity to see geological formations or shipwrecks!
Jet Ski Rental
Doesn’t going fast on the water sound like fun? Jet skis are a great way to spend an afternoon at the ocean, as you’ll be able to go on a thrilling, fast-paced adventure that will let you check out the coast from a whole new perspective.
Deep-Sea Fishing
If you like outdoor sports, deep-sea fishing is a great way to have a little bit of fun on your beach vacation. Plenty of companies offer rides on vessels that will take you miles off of the coast and let you fish for some huge catches.
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]]>Dive in the Red Sea
Coral Beach in Eilat is often ranked as one of the best places to dive in the world. The reefs are protected by the National Parks Authority in Israel and are popular with both locals and tourists. There are also sun loungers and umbrellas on offer so that you can also relax and work on that tan in between your dives. Whether you wish to explore the depths or just swim along the surface, Eilat is the perfect place to be.
Swim with Dolphins
Home to a dolphin population living completely in its natural habitat is Eilat’s Dolphin Reef beach. Here, you can get up close with these stunning creatures and for approximately $84, you can swim with them for 30 minutes. Swimming with Eilat’s dolphins is one of the main attractions in the city and should not be missed.
#עלגגהעולם #ויטמיןd #ויטמיןדי #ששש #שששש #אחריהסגר #taning #sunbathing #inthesea #vitamindtherapy #vitaminsea
Water-sport
If you’re feeling a little adventurous, why not try something new? You can test your skills at wind-surfing, water-skiing, paddle-boarding, parasailing, and much more. There are plenty of locations in Eilat that offer both lessons and rentals. Just go to any of Eilat’s beaches and you’ll find a number of places that offer these services.
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]]>Benguerra Island, Mozambique
This dive site is accessible and is home to a wide variety of coral and fish. You can also see humpback whales, manta rays, whale sharks, green turtles, stingrays, parrotfish, and puffers.
|| Gente que visual é esse??!! De cair o queixo!! Wow! Coisa mais linda!! #BazarutoArchipelago #BenguerraIsland Cape Town, South Africa
Perhaps one of Africa’s best-kept diving secrets, the dive site at Cape Town has a magical golden kelp forest that is teeming with life. It is home to many species of shark, octopus, and large schools of fish.
Edge of Reason, Mozambique
At this dive site, you can find many kinds of fish and marine plants within sprawling caverns and labyrinthine caves. Take the plunge at this site and you’ll feel like you’re in another world. This site is only for advanced divers.
Mafia Island, Tanzania
This is a speciality spot for seeing the ancient whale sharks. These majestic creatures are akin to elephants lumbering across the plains up on the land.
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]]>People often forget that there is just as much wildlife to be found below the sea. Check out these scuba diving hotspots in East Africa and be initiated into the wonders of Africa’s aquatic life.
Madagascar
Madagascar is home to some of the world’s rarest marine life and has the world’s third-largest coral reef system. Go for a dive and see if you can catch a glimpse of the rare great whale shark or the beautiful manta ray.
Benguerra Island, Mozambique
Take a dip in the clear, sapphire waters around Benguerra Island and enjoy the fabulous colors and shapes of the coral reef. This is one of the most accessible dive sites in the region, and so is advised for the less experienced divers.
#benguerraisland #lencoismaranhenses #zanzibar #naocanceleremarque #melhoresdiasvirãoMnemba Island, Tanzania
Mnemba Island has some of the best diving conditions in Africa. It is a private island in the Zanzibar Archipelago, that features a large coral ecosystem that supports turtles, humpback whales and dolphins.
⠀ Это частный остров, гордящийся своими прекрасными пляжами и живописными коралловыми рифами, населенными необычными рыбами, близко к нему подплывать не разрешают( Уединенный остров является излюбленным местом отдыха мировых знаменитостей, таких как Наоми Кемпбелл, Майкл Дуглас, Шэрон Стоун и многих других. Заниматься дайвингом и снорклингом здесь можно круглогодично. Поговаривают, что остров принадлежит Биллу Гейтсу, но это не точно 
Medjumbe Island, Mozambique
One of the most magical dive sites in the world is to be found at Medjumbe Island in Mozambique. Only one kilometer long and 300-meters wide, the island is home to a dramatic drop called the Edge of Reason. Take a dive off this underwater cliff and you will feel transported into another realm.
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]]>1) Thistlegorm
Near Sharm el-Sheikh, You will need multiple sessions in order to fully experience this dive ranked as a top-5 in the world. In 1941, a 340-foot British vessel was sunk while carrying a cargo of war supplies including motorcycles, train carriages, and trucks. Seeing full vehicles preserved from World War II overgrown with beautiful coral and rare fish is an incredible experience!
2) Shark and Yolanda Reef
Its close proximity to Sharm El Sheikh makes this dive very popular. Good chances that you will see sharks, tuna, and other large marine animals. Another wreck, named after the freighter Yolanda, features among other things a large collection of toilets and the captain’s BMW. Lionfish, stingray, and eels line the ship, and the combination of wreck dive, two beautiful reefs, and rare animals make this dive almost unreal!
Shark & Yolanda Reef – The Best of Wrecks – 2018 Model: @luciomodesto #redsea #egypt #egyptdiving #wreckdiving #uwphoto #underwaterphotography #divemag_international #hurghada #yolandareef #yolandawreck #redseadivingsafari3) Brother Islands
These islands, which are part of Egypt’s nationally preserved marine park, are harder to access and much more isolated. Silvertips and grey reef sharks are frequently spotted here, and sometimes divers catch a glimpse of the rare hammerhead shark. The underground formation of the islands makes for a vertical wall lined with beautiful coral.
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