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Costa Rica Offers Prime Scuba Diving on Two Coasts
Costa Rica is known for its adventures. One that draws adventure enthusiasts from all over the world is scuba diving in Costa Rica’s warm and beautiful waters.
The “Rich Coast” in Central America offers under-the-sea adventures ranging from impressive coral reefs to vast schools of fish and other marine life to shipwrecks. With two coastlines, the Pacific and the Caribbean, Costa Rica…
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No bucket list would be complete without adding the Caribbean somewhere on it.
The islands of the Caribbean are synonymous with paradise, with their sandy shorelines and endlessly blue skies. Here, we outline for you five of the best experiences to be had in one of…
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Captain Kidd's Last Booty: the Dominican Republic's Underwater Pirate Museum
A little over 300 years after it was scuttled and left to lie at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean, the Quedagh Merchant was discovered in 2007 just off the coast of the Dominican Republic's…
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Chankanaab Lagoon: The Top Ticket on Mexico's Cozumel Island
One of my earliest travel memories, back in the early 1970s, Cozumel at that time was the Yucatan's biggest (hell, only) beach resort deal. Cancun was still but a glimmer in the eyes of Mexico's government tourism planners and the "Riviera Maya" was little…
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Australia: Diving With Your Life at Stake
A CAIRNS, AUSTRALIA , TRAVEL GUIDE.
It is not much of a city – but the ocean has the more to offer. With water so blue that photos seem artificial afterwards, Cairns in northeast Queensland, Australia, attracts divers from all over the world to experience the most magnificent maritime environment nature has to offer.
Swordfishing and a gold rush built Cairns,…
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For the last decade I have been fortunate enough to live a dual life both in California and in Mexico. Puerto Vallarta is where I call home during the winter months, as well as at least one of the summer months. My favorite month in Puerto Vallarta is the month of July. Many travelers stay away from Mexico in the summer months, as it is hot and humid and these are the months when the rains come. July to me is the perfect month to be on the Pacific side of Mexico. Less crowded with hot…
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Sometimes taking the more difficult route or the road less traveled is simply part of a grand adventure. This would be the case when I made my annual Christmas migration from my native San Francisco to what I call “my adopted country” of Mexico. For the past 12 years, I have been having a not so secret love affair with the country “south of the border.”
Having a deep affinity for “winging it” without much thought I started the journey with a drive from San Francisco to Los…
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In Spain's Canary Islands, Diving with Pancho the Grouper
Scuba diving: one of my greatest dreams. Unfortunately, my inner ear won’t let me. But over the years I’ve talked to plenty of serious divers, and they’ve told me that the Canary Islands are most definitely a scuba do,…
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Heritage Tourism: Shipwrecks
For centuries, humanity has been awe in the ocean. It was a source of sustenance, a road for trade and for the discoveries of new worlds, the last frontier. If it's true that life began in the sea, then that does much to explain our ages-long love affair with the ocean. In older times, the sea was also a place of countless dangers, where sea monsters roamed the waters and the…
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Wild & Wonderful Water Adventures in Croatia
Sun, sand and sea or action, adventure and adrenaline? It might not be an easy choice, but luckily, some places have it all.
Croatia has long been a hidden gem for travellers. In recent years, it’s become one of the most popular destinations in…
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Scuba Diving in the Philippines
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Marine Tourism In Indonesia's Raja Ampat Islands
Marine Tourism In The Raja Ampat Islands in West Papua is the most ideal place of maritime tourism in Indonesia today. Beautiful views of Raja Ampat, is second to none elsewhere. So far, Raja Ampat is better known for diving marine tourism. And for tourists in our country can enjoy the…
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During the summer months biking in Alaska is a fun way to see America's largest state. Get up close with Alaska’s nature and wildlife, meet the locals.…
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From DIve Photographer Nuno Silvestre
A contribution of Nuno Silvestre, a fish saying "Hi Nuno".
Nuno Silvestre is an amazing scuba diving photographer. Born in Setubal and a citizen of Portugal Dream Coast. We are…
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Goa, Paradise on Earth

People who live a hectic life find themselves taking a break and enjoying every bit of their tours to Goa, India. Fun and entertainment quotients are high in Goa and its cool and festive like environment makes it a refreshing holidaying destination. Learn how entertainment becomes an inseparable part of a Goa package tour.
Partying at Beaches
Goa…
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I believe that most of us should have some hobbies that we can utilize to escape the true world. A few are straightforward, like sewing, and others tend to be more adventurous. My favorite thing
to accomplish is go ice diving. This isn’t an easy thing to try and do -
but it can be rather fun. Obviously you just have to find the correct
supplies that will allow it to come about.
Dry Suit
The dry suit…
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Travel Writer: Discover St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands

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