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23. 10. 2015

Palancar Horseshoe: Cozumel's Signature Dive

Palancar Horseshoe Wall in Cozumel, Mexico is unlike anything you've ever seen; a large, natural U-shaped amphitheater so colorful you wondered if somebody didn't paint it. Due to variety of dense colors and massive corals towering over your head while you are exploring this uniquely shaped reef,…

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20. 10. 2015

Nanaimo BC: One of the Best Cold Water Diving in the Pacific Northwest

Rated as one of the best cold water destinations in the world, Vancouver Island diving is without question unlike any other on the planet. It has one of the world's most diverse ecosystems: mountains, forests, oceans, and other beauties of nature coexist to provide habitat for variety of wildlife…

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19. 10. 2015

British Virgin Islands: An Underwater Heaven

With steady trade winds and nearly 60 islands to discover it's no surprise the British Virgin Islands is world sailing capital. However divers too enjoy this sought-after destination; mainly due to the abundance of marine life found around ruggedly beautiful islands that are virtually untouched by…

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14. 10. 2015

Leo Morales to Attempt Deep Diving World Record in 2016

In September of 2008 he was diagnosed with an aggressive form of cancer, chondrosarcoma, which had already spread well into his right leg. This resulted in an amputation of his right leg, but unlike many, Leo Morales didn't give up the fight; instead he went scuba diving and found a purpose again.…

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13. 10. 2015

Wolf Rock: Queensland's Best Dive Spot

Considered to be one of the must do dives when in Australia, Wolf Rock will make you wonder what else is there to see; it is not unusual to see everything from grey nurse sharks, eagle rays, giant Queensland gropers, manta rays, leopard sharks and and bull rays in one dive. Especially the endangered…

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12. 10. 2015

Montague Island: A Spectacular Wildlife Wonderland

Montague Island Nature Reserve is a great location for whale watching and seeing dolphins or penguins in the wild but what this area is really renowned for are the Seals. Depending on the season, hundreds to thousands New Zealand and Australian Fur Seals inhabit the granite rocks of the island,…

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7. 10. 2015

Ningaloo Reef: Swimming with the Whale Sharks

Dive the fabulous Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia and you'll get to see over 500 tropical-coloured species of fish, 200 types of hard coral, 50 soft coral, Humpback Whales, Manta Rays, Turtles, Sea Snakes but most importantly, the largest of the shark family and the largest fish in the world, the…

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4. 10. 2015

Oahu: A Whole New Underwater World

Hawaii's Oahu is most famous for its superb surfing conditions, from the timeless waves of Waikiki to the legendary North Shore, some of the best surf spots in the world are found here. But that's not the only think you can do here, apart from epic waves, Oahu's underwater world is no less stunning,…

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3. 10. 2015

Busselton Jetty: Australia's Best Aquarium

With over 20,000 kilometers of coastline in total, hundreds of nearby islands, a staggering abundance and variety of marine life, a mix of tropical and temperate climates and numerous shipwrecks just offshore, the quality of the diving in Western Australia is comparable to the Great Barrier Reef,…

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23. 9. 2015

The World’s Most Unspoiled: The Andaman Islands

If you are dreaming about diving some of the world's most remote diving spots, the Andaman Islands that, at the very least, have been inhabited for several thousand years might be a great tip not only for those of you who had been diving exotic locations already but a real treasure trove for novice…

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11. 9. 2015

Macedonian Divers Explore Vrelo Underwater System for the First Time

Macedonian divers from Akvatek and Vrelo clubs have run a diving expedition to Vrelo underwater system that lies on the right bank of the Treska River located west of the capital city Skopje, Macedonian largest city. They have explored new passages and parts mainly to conduct a research of the cave…

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10. 9. 2015

The Sardine Run: The Greatest Shoal on Earth

Like whale watching in Alaska or swimming with wild dolphins around the mid-Atlantic's Azores islands, South Africa’s sardine run is another a phenomenon certainly worth watching– from land, the ocean surface or underwater. This annual spectacle that takes place on the Wild Coast surrounded by…

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10. 9. 2015

Polish Diver Krzysztof Starnawski Hopes to Discover the Deepest Underwater Cave

Czech Republic's Hranická Propast might beat Italy’s Pozzo del Merro in terms of the world's deepest flooded cave. At 1,286 feet, Pozzo del Merro is officially recognized as the deepest flooded karstic cavity known in the world but legendary Polish diver Krzysztof Starnawski and the rest of his team…

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3. 9. 2015

Australia's Jewel: Fish Rock Cave

While diving in New South Wales, Australia, with the exception of Lord Howe Island, may not be as famous as other overseas destinations or the Great Barrier Reef located off the coast of Queensland, the South West Rocks is definitely a spot not to be overlooked. Especially the Fish Rock Cave and the…

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2. 9. 2015

Cenote Angelita - Incredible Underwater River In Mexico

Russian photographer and adventurer Anatoly Beloshchin dived into the 200ft Angelita cenote, and found this amazing underwater river. The river is actually due to hydrogen sulfate mixing with saltwater causing it to be much heavier than regular salt water. The mixture sinks to the bottom, forming a…

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28. 8. 2015

Of Shark and Man: Gritty Tale of an (Un)ordinary Man

Unlike the rest of shark documentaries, David Diley's Of Shark and Man serve viewers rather different perspective. A perspective of a 32 year old Englishman, who ditches his boring career to follow a dream half way around the world, diving alone with a school of Bull Sharks in Beqa Passage, Fiji.…

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12. 8. 2015

Santa Rosa Blue Hole - Geologic Anomaly in the High Desert of New Mexico

Listed as one of the top 10 natural swimming holes in the U.S., New Mexico's Santa Rosa Blue Hole, located just off of the famous Route 66 is often referred to as the scuba capital of the Southwest. No wonder, its crystal clear water and 100 feet visibility is what annually attract divers from…

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3. 8. 2015

Cat Island: Diving with Wild, Untamed Sharks

Oceanic Whitetip Sharks may not be as famous as great whites or hammerheads, but this relatively large predator is no less interesting. Often referred to as the Dark Knight of the ocean, the whitetip is a slow-growing, globally threatened species that has been seriously overfished by pelagic…

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29. 7. 2015

Rodney Fox Shark Expeditions: When Fear Transforms to Passion

It was 1963 and the headlines were full of it: Shark 'bites man in half'. The man was Rodney Fox, one of the world's foremost authorities on the great white shark today. After the attack, Rodney was left with 462 stitches in his chest, and 92 in his right hand and arm. Nobody would return to the sea…

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27. 7. 2015

Explore the Underworld of Ibiza

According to some, Ibiza is Europe's best diving destination. More than 50 dive sites to choose from, great visibility, abundant marine life, warm waters and over 200 kilometers of spectacular coastline is what this place is renowned for. Although Ibiza attracts around 6 millions tourist a year -…

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22. 7. 2015

Orda Cave: Anything but Ordinary

Orda Cave. A magnificent gypsum crystal cave silently resting beneath Russia's Ural Mountains. Deep, dark, frightening and cold yet so beautiful, creating almost the impression of unreality with water so clear divers can see over 45 meters (50 yards) ahead of them. There are many splendid natural…