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DIVE SITES
AND INFORMATION
American
Samoa
British Columbia's Vancouver
Island, Canada 
Cold-water diving and surfing along British Columbia's west
coast.
Baja
California 
| The Sea of Cortez has abundant marine life and many endemic
species. Diving in the Los Cabos region including the Cabo Pulmo marine
reserve is excellent. |
Grand Bahama
Island 
An assortment of marine life from
the Caribbean
Japan & Okinawa
| Away from the crowds and congestion of
Tokyo, the Izu Peninsula provides a wealth of intriguing marine life unique to this Island
nation. At a latitude near that of Monterey Bay in California, divers encounter kelp
and temperate marine life, while the Kuroshio Current provides warm water laden with
tropical species. Scuba divers are not allowed to take any marinelife.
Fish are
plentiful and photographic opportunities are excellent. The Izu region is famous for
huge soft corals and tube-dwelling anemones. |
Main
Hawaiian Islands
Hanauma Bay, Oahu
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Northwestern
Hawaiian Islands
| The largest coral reef system in the United States, it
consists of ten mostly uninhabited bits of dry land extending 1000 miles
northwest of Kauai. |
Midway Atoll
| Site of the famous WWII naval battle and Wildlife Refuge,
Midway is a tiny outpost near the International Dateline. The second
oldest Hawaiian Island, it is the only location in the Northwest Hawaiian
Islands where visitors have been able to visit and dive. Home to some of
the rarest animals on the planet. |
Southern California
| Diving in the Giant Kelp forests of Southern California's
offshore islands from the live-aboard education vessel M/V Rapture. Includes identification guide of common marine life. |
Wakatobi, Indonesia
Fantastic wall diving in the Wakatobi Marine Park southeast
of Sulawesi.
Surf
Photos
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use Travel Bug Hawaii for all our trips abroad
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