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Indonesia Gaia Love Liveaboard Review

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard reviews, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Indonesia Gaia Love Liveaboard Review

This 40 metre (131 feet) Indonesia liveaboard accommodates up to 22 scuba divers across 11 cabins. The Indonesia Gaia Love liveaboard was custom-built for scuba divers and has cabins with en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning and some have sea views. Western and local style food served buffet style and fine cuisine.There’s also an air-conditioned saloon and bar on board. The scuba diving includes itineraries of 7 days 6 night to 12 days 11 nights offering some of the best diving in Indonesia. The chance to see many types of shark, manta rays, Mobular rays, turtles, whales, dugongs and much much more.

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Australia Rum Runner Liveaboard Review

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard reviews, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Australia Rum Runner Liveaboard Review

This 20 metre (66 feet) Australia liveaboard accommodates up to 16 scuba divers across 4 cabins. The Australia Rum Runner liveaboard was custom-built for scuba divers and has cabins with air conditioning and some have sea views. Western and local style food served buffet style with vegetarian and vegan options too. The scuba diving includes itineraries of 2 days 1 night and 3 days 2 night dive trips offering some of the best diving on Australia’s Outer Great Barrier Reef. The chance to see many sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, turtles, wrecks, dwarf Minke whales and much much more on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.

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Australia Coral Sea Dreaming Liveaboard Review

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard reviews, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Australia Coral Sea Dreaming Liveaboard Review

This 18 metre (59 feet) Australia liveaboard accommodates up to 12 scuba divers across 4 cabins. The Australia Coral Sea Dreaming liveaboard was custom-built for scuba divers and has cabins with air conditioning and some have sea views. Western style food served buffet style there’s also an air-conditioned saloon and bar. The scuba diving includes itineraries of 2 days 1 night and offers some of the best diving on Australia’s Outer Great Barrier Reef. The chance to see many sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, turtles, wrecks, dwarf Minke whales and much much more on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.

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Australia Ocean Quest Liveaboard Review

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard reviews, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Australia Ocean Quest Liveaboard Review

This 36 metre (118 feet) Australia liveaboard accommodates up to 48 scuba divers across 23 cabins. The Australia Ocean Quest liveaboard was custom-built for scuba divers and has cabins with en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning and some have sea views. Western style food served buffet style there’s also an air-conditioned saloon. The scuba diving includes itineraries of 2 days 1 night to 6 days 5 nights offering some of the best diving on Australia’s Outer Great Barrier Reef. The chance to see many sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, turtles wrecks, dwarf Minke whales and much much more on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.

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Australia Shore Thing Catamaran Liveaboard Review

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard reviews, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Australia Shore Thing Catamaran Liveaboard Review

This 15.5 metre (51 feet) Australia liveaboard accommodates up to 10 scuba divers across 4 cabins. The Australia Shore Thing Catamaran liveaboard was custom-built for scuba divers and has cabins with en-suite bathrooms, air conditioning and some have sea views. Western and local style food served buffet style and fine cuisine. There’s also an air-conditioned saloon and bar. The scuba diving includes itineraries of 3 days 2 night to 6 days 5 nights offering some of the best diving on Australia’s Ningaloo Reef. The chance to see many sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, turtles, wrecks, whale sharks and much much more.

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Australia Pro Dive Cairns Liveaboard Review

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard reviews, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Australia Pro Dive Cairns Liveaboard Review

This 24 metre (79 feet) Australia liveaboard accommodates up to 32 scuba divers across 16 cabins. The Australia Pro Dive Cairns liveaboard was custom-built for scuba divers and has cabins with air conditioning and some have sea views. Local and western style food served buffet style there’s also an air-conditioned saloon. The scuba diving includes itineraries of 3 days 2 nights some of the best diving on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. The chance to see many sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, turtles wrecks, dwarf Minke whales and much much more on Australia’s Great Barrier Reef.

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Australia Odyssey Liveaboard Review

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard reviews, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Australia Odyssey Liveaboard Review

This 24 metre (79 feet) Australia liveaboard accommodates up to 20 scuba divers/guests across 10 cabins. The Australia Odyssey liveaboard has cabins with air conditioning and some have sea views. Local and western style food served indoors buffet style or alfresco and there’s also an air-conditioned saloon and bar. The cruises include scuba diving trips to Rowley Shoals of 8 days 7 nights to longer cruises of up to 14 days 13 nights along the west coast of Australia between Broome and Wyndham. The chance to see stunning scenery and on dives to see sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, turtles wrecks, dolphins, whales and much much more.

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Australia Reef Prince Liveaboard Review

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Liveaboard reviews, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Australia Reef Prince Liveaboard Review

This 38 metre (125 feet) Australia liveaboard accommodates up to 36 scuba divers/guests across 18 cabins. The recently refurbished Australia Reef Prince liveaboard has en-suite cabins with air conditioning and some have sea views. Local and western style food served indoors buffet style and there’s also an air-conditioned saloon and bar. The cruises include scuba diving trips to Rowley Shoals of 7 days 6 nights to longer cruises of 11 days 10 nights along the west coast of Australia between Broome and Darwin. The chance to see stunning scenery and on dives to see sharks, manta rays, eagle rays, turtles wrecks, dolphins, whales and much much more.

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Is Scuba Diving Safe In The Maldives?

By Russell BowyerPosted in Liveaboard, Scuba Diving Tips & Safety, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Is Scuba Diving Safe In The Maldives?

The fact that some of the best dives in the Maldives have strong currents where conditions can be challenging. Also some of the good dives can be deep dives and many involve diving with potentially dangerous underwater creatures. But also some dives involve diving at night on liveaboards. Despite all this these things, so long as you have the appropriate training and experience for the type of dives you intend to do in the Maldives, plus so long as you follow safe diving practices it’s totally safe to dive in the Maldives.

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What Scuba Diving Equipment Is Needed For Antarctica?

By Russell BowyerPosted in Scuba Diving Tips & SafetyTagged No Comments on What Scuba Diving Equipment Is Needed For Antarctica?

The scuba diving equipment you need for Antarctica includes the following: Drysuit and hood; Thick drysuit under garment; Dry gloves or thick wet-gloves; 2 separate freeze protected regulators; Pressure gauge; Buoyancy control device; Depth gauge, dive watch or dive computer; A compass; Diver’s knife; Dive torch; Mask, fins and snorkel; Plus your own weight belt but not the weights.

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Can You Scuba Dive In Antarctica? (Ice Diving Trips To The Southern Oceans)

By Russell BowyerPosted in Fun, Liveaboard, Scuba Diving Tips & Safety, Scuba TravelTagged No Comments on Can You Scuba Dive In Antarctica? (Ice Diving Trips To The Southern Oceans)

Scuba diving Antarctica is about the pristine clear waters and about enjoying one of the richest bio-diverse ecosystems on the planet. But whilst the answer is yes you can scuba dive Antarctica, it’s not for beginners. To dive Antarctica you will need prior experience of cold-water diving and of diving using a dry suit. Plus I recommend a minimum of 30 dives including those in cold water.

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