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Scuba Diving Wrecks in Florida Keys. The Benwood is perhaps the oldest scuba diving wreck site to be found in the Florida Keys. This WWII ship was sunk in 1942 when it collided with another ship while dodging German U-boats near the coast of Florida. While the wreck is not intact (it was blown apart because it presented a boating hazard) it is home to a wide array of marine life. - to be published soon
Hawaii Diving Information. With everything from plane crash sites to sunken ships, Oahu is the perfect island, if wreck diving is your thing. Highlights include the YO257 and Sea Tiger shipwrecks off famous Waikiki beach. Imagine heading down a descent line preceded by a squadron of Eagle Rays gliding over the bow of a 170 Foot shipwreck, and you start to get an idea of the spectacular wreck diving Oahu has to offer. - Review comes soon
Scuba Diving Thailand: Especially in Phuket. One of the best diving sites in Phuket is the Racha Islands located off Thailand’s southern coast. The small island of Racha Noi provides some overwhelming underwater scenic views and has been renowned for encounters with manta ray and whale shark. King Cruiser Wrecks and Shark Point also attract a large number of scuba diving enthusiasts to try their hands on. - Expected soon.
Bali Scuba Diving. The greatest feature of scuba diving in Bali is the rich and varied sites - deep drop-offs and steep banks, coral ridges and bommies, one of the most famous wrecks in the world, volcanic outcrops and sea grass beds. With the colourful and diverse marine life, there is enough here to keep you coming back for more. - Discussion to be open shortly.
Abu Dhabi has become also venue of adventure sports like power boat racing or yachting. Along with scuba diving, one of the other most prevalent active exotic hobbies and watersports activities is deep sea fishing that everyone has opportunity to enjoy in the emirate of Dubai.
Mauritius
Wreck diving in Mauritius, Stella Maru wreck.
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