Liveaboard Diving
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Ariyadhoo Corner South Ari Atoll, Maldives
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Bajo Alcyone Cocos Island, Costa Rica
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Barracuda Hole Taveuni Island, Fiji
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Barracuda Pass Cairns, Australia
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Beacon Beach Koh Similan, Thailand
This site features an initial sandy reef flat at 8m followed by a steeply dipping hard coral reef to 30m, and lies 100m offshore. It runs parallel to the eastern coast (southern section), and is named after the navigation beacon that overlooks it. The reef is not as scenic as at other sites, but… -
Beacon Point Koh Similan, Thailand
This is a good multilevel dive with interesting features at every depth. This south easterly reef is actually an extension of the lengthy sloping dropoff running parallel to the eastern coast (Beacon Beach), and very comparable to the latter except that the coral at Beacon Point is superior. There… -
Blue Belt Wreck Port Sudan, Sudan
The Blue Belt was a cargo that sunk december 2, 1977. It was carying many Toyota vehicles when she sunk. She lies upside down on the drop-off, between 15m and 70+m. -
Blue Point North Male Atoll, Maldives
nice wall, but it shows some damages on the corals due to some storms in the past.normally you will be more focused on the wall, but don¥t forget to take a look into the blue, as when i dived there, some of the divers even saw a hammerhead. -
Boat Rock Southern Queensland, Australia
Cruise along a huge wall, before you arrive at the end. Wait there for a bit to watch the Eagle Rays come in and just hover out off the wall a bit in the open. Awesome dive, but careful against the current back to the mooring line -
Bodu Ashey North Ari Atoll, Maldives
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Bodu Gah North Ari Atoll, Maldives
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Bodu Giri North Male Atoll, Maldives
nice and easy divesite with nice corals and possibility to see some larger fish among many reef fish. Ideal for beginners. Best on the north west side with a steep wall with many vampire blue triggerfishes and masked bannerfish. You can spot turtles here, and lobster along the wall -
Bodufinolhu Thila South Ari Atoll, Maldives
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Bodu Hithi Thila North Male Atoll, Maldives
Some call this place manta point, as you might encounter manta rays between december and april. If not you still have the possibility to see some bigger stuff in the blue, like eagle rays.The thila lies inside the Hithi Kandu and goes from 8 to 25m, there is not much coral compared with other dive… -
Boeing Boeing, Djibouti
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Bon Soong Wreck Koh Surin, Thailand
Incredible concentration OF fish life on this old tin-dredger. WIth very few places in the area for fish to congregate, the numbers of fish here is incredible.Home to the Hypselodoris zebrina, a rare Nudibrnach endmeic to this site only. Schools of Lionfish, Schools of Porcupine Puffers and schools… -
Boulder City Koh Similan, Thailand
This site is a further 1.5km south east of neighbouring Shark Fin reef. Although part of the same underwater ridge as Shark Fin, the main dominant feature of Boulder City are the huge granite boulders providing interesting archways and swim-throughs. Depths from 12 - 35m. Visibility 18 - 25m. The… -
Bowl Reef Townsville, Australia
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Breakfast Bend Koh Similan, Thailand
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British Loyalty Addu Atoll, Maldives
The "British Loyalty" served oil tanker in WWII and has an interesting history, including being torpedoed by a japanese submarine without sinking, until it was finally sent to the ground by the British themselves, causing a massive oil pollution in the inner atoll. Nowadays it is a supreme dive… -
British Loyalty Addu Atoll, Maldives
The "British Loyalty" served oil tanker in WWII and has an interesting history, including being torpedoed by a japanese submarine without sinking, until it was finally sent to the ground by the British themselves, causing a massive oil pollution in the inner atoll. Nowadays it is a supreme dive… -
British Loyalty Addu Atoll, Maldives
The "British Loyalty" served oil tanker in WWII and has an interesting history, including being torpedoed by a japanese submarine without sinking, until it was finally sent to the ground by the British themselves, causing a massive oil pollution in the inner atoll. Nowadays it is a supreme dive… -
British Loyalty Addu Atoll, Maldives
The "British Loyalty" served oil tanker in WWII and has an interesting history, including being torpedoed by a japanese submarine without sinking, until it was finally sent to the ground by the British themselves, causing a massive oil pollution in the inner atoll. Nowadays it is a supreme dive… -
Broken Patches Cairns, Australia
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Bullrock Beach Southern Queensland, Australia
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Calabash Cut Turneffe Islands, Belize
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Cape Kri Raja Ampat, Indonesia
It's only 5 minutes away from the resort at the north-easterntip of the island. There are always strong currents at this spotand theusual bunch of predators is passing by or waiting in the blue.We sawduring every dive many dogtooth tunas, jacks, giant trevallies,barracudas,big napoleon wrasses and a… -
Carraba Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt
Sandy bottom. Visibility may be affected by fines suspended in the water even in winter.Coral reef with variety of small fish. -
Castles Queensland, Australia
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Caves North Ari Atoll, Maldives
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Challenger Bay Cairns, Australia
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Channel Galapagos, Ecuador
The Channel dive site is located between the Arch and Darwin Island.You might encounter Galapagos sharks, silky sharks, dolphins, yellow fin tuna, big eye jacks, mobula rays, eagle rays, golden cowrays and mantas. From June to October you might see a whale shark, tiger shark, marlin or whale if… -
Chicken Reef Townsville, Australia
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Chilcot Islet Townsville, Australia
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ChristmasPoint Koh Similan, Thailand
This is a dive site which in many ways typifies Similan Islands scubadiving since it is dominated by the enormous granite boulders, archesand swim-throughs that make diving here unlike anywhere else. Using thewalls as substrate, soft corals and huge sea fans proliferate and act asthe backdrop to the… -
Coco Point Turneffe Islands, Belize
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Cod Hole Cairns, Australia
14°39.920S 145°37.500E. North end of Ribbon Reef 'Personal experiences from Peter Stone, author “Diving Australia”''What an experience, my first visit to the famous Cod Hole ''We could see the huge Potatoe Cod lazily cruising near the bottom.Although we were on the inside of the… -
Cod Hole Cairns, Australia
14°39.920S 145°37.500E. North end of Ribbon Reef 'Personal experiences from Peter Stone, author “Diving Australia”''What an experience, my first visit to the famous Cod Hole ''We could see the huge Potatoe Cod lazily cruising near the bottom.Although we were on the inside of the… -
Colusium Turneffe Islands, Belize
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Coral Garden Turneffe Islands, Belize
A very beautiful coral garden with a lot of fish including these species rays (spotted eagle ray and southern stingray) shark (nurse shark) moray (green moray)
- Quick facts about the Liveaboard Diving
- Visibility: vary in each region
- Recommended Equipment: 3mm wetsuit for tropical waters, 5mm for colder waters
- Seasons: vary in each region
- Water Temperature: vary in each region
- Highlights: The opportunity to dive in unexplored atolls or islands, enjoy the marine life almost by yourself.
