add these 5 locations to your scuba diving bucket list
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- These are 5 scuba diving locations in the world (ok, 5 are in Australia) that you have to visit and scuba dive!
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Between you and Dive Talk I'm fully convinced that I MUST try diving in my life.
I'm already looking at certifications, there are paths I might take! Thanks for all of this great info - your attitude (and others of course) is getting people like me interested in this amazing hobby. I can't wait to get started! Diving with Sealions looks AWESOME!
I recommend Tubbataha in the philippines Katt
I may be doing a trip to the Philippines soon, so I'll add that to the list
Chuuk, honestly is amazing if you like wrecks
Yes! Heaps of my friends have gone there and loveddd it
How nice to see the shark sleeping..
Aren't they cute?
Thanks for another great vid! AND THANKS for not divulging my absolute favorite dive location. As a beginner diver (30 dives), I won't do more than say it's as easy as ABC ;)
Whats your favourite dive location?
Bonaire. Shhhhhhhhhhhh@@OceanPancake 😇
The poor knights islands is a very good spot too
I've been wanting to go to Julian Rocks and now I'm keen on Brissy/Stradbroke since you mentioned it!
I didn't do Mike Ball but I did Spirit of Freedom which I think is slightly cheaper but goes to similar sights? I loved Osprey and Bouganville Reefs (they're not the GBR but still amazing visibility and diversity of corals and sea life). I really want to do Byron but every time I look, the accommodation isn't cheap and the flights can be pricey over holidays!
For now I'll dive in the GBR (Cairns) - mind you my first taste of diving was the Whitsundays when I did a discovery dive years ago and finally decided to get certified! Now I'm Rescue certified and thinking about what next...!
Come out to Okinawa! I was just in Australia on a Live Aboard with Rodney Fox this past September….freaking epic!
Thanks for the video, yes GoDive is closing come 1st March unfortunately 😢.
I didn't knowww! I just found out after I Filmed this :(
Since Australia''s East coast is mentioned a lot, I gotta give a shoutout to South West Rocks and the Yongala.
If you get the chance the lesser known Cayman Islands (Cayman Brac and Little Cayman) are spectacular. I would also highly recommend Roatan.
Yes roatan is a must do!! Hoping to get there next year
Cayman Brac is amazing.
Greece, Malta, Sardinia
I would suggest the Duane in Key Largo, FL. Alos Blue Grotto in Williston, Fla.
Ooh thank you! Hoping to get to the USA soon
What is the 5th site?
Sodwana Bay.
I'll add that to mine
we are going to Malapascua in November. My wife wants fins like yours, how would you rate them?
I love my scubapro seawing novas! Honestly changed my whole dive experience.
Do you know a place to dive company around Bundaberg?
I don't actually!
Every time I watch your underwater videos I wish you tell us the names on those fish
Maybe I'll have to start doing that
Sadly, protection for the GBR has been rolled back in parts because too much protection would prevent tourist operators from going there.
There are still so many areas that divers aren't allowed to go, and most tourism sites are pretty condensed so the reefs visited are a tiny fraction of the overall Reef
GoDive closes for good, in March. 😔
I just saw!! :(
Dauin
Yes...this list just shows her interest in pelagic open water diving. It's kind of a list a newb diver would make 🤣 🤣 🤣
We all have our preferences and experienced and newbie diver thoughts are welcome on my channel :)@jonnieinbangkok
@@OceanPancake Sure...but you're not one 😉
@@jonnieinbangkok what's wrong with liking open water diving? :) I love megafauna
Red Sea???
Haven't dived there in 15 years! I'd love to go back
You seem very pelagic and open water oriented; sorry none of these sites would interest me at all. I have been to Malapasqua, and was underwealmed. And not a single place in Indonesia or Malaysia (and only one in the Philippines), the heart of the coral triangle and the most rich and diverse marine ecosystem on earth...you can't be serious 😂 😂 😂
Here's my list (in no particular order)
1. Sipadan/Mabul/Kapalai, Malaysia
2. Tulamben/Amed, Bali
3. Bunaken/Banka & Lembeh, Sulawesi, Indonesia
4. Raja Ampat, Indonesia
5. Anilao/Puerta Galera, Philippines
6. Tubataha Reef, Philippines (bonus site)
I haven't had the chance to dive in Indonesia yet, so didn't want to comment on those. (They're also very popular in most people's must do lists)
But I'm adding your recommendations to my next trip
Panglao, Philippines is great too depends on the visibility of course: sardines, jacks, barracudas (haven't seen these), a lot of turtles
Verde Island, Puerto Galera has a lot of varieties of fishes, colors