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Dive Adventures

Bali – August 2025

We stayed in the Amed region of Bali, to the east. The diving here is mainly shore diving. Our dive operator was Amed White Sands Divers (https://www.amedwhitesanddivers.com/). Our diver masters were excellent and found us all kinds of small creatures. Several of our sites: Jemeluk Wall, Lipah Bay, Pyramids, Bunutan, Melasti, USS Liberty wreck.

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Tobago – June 2025

The island’s intimate reef systems are rich in marine biodiversity, clear, pristine waters, and its range of diving sites are natural treasures. Tobago also has many highly trained instructors and a hyperbaric chamber. Under the surface, divers will discover unspoiled reefs thick with sponges and corals – including the world’s largest known brain coral. Amongst the reefs, divers can expect to find closely-huddled schooling fish, moray eels, lobsters and sea horses, as well as headline attractions such as barracudas, tarpons, turtles, nurse sharks and rays. We will be diving with “Undersea Tobago” dive shop.

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Georgia Aquarium Dive with Gentle Giants – May 2025

The Ocean Voyager exhibit at the Georgia Aquarium is one of the largest aquatic exhibits in the world. It holds 6.3 million gallons of water with over 50+ species of marine life. There is a 100 ft tunnel for guests to view the marine creatures on all sides as well as a giant acrylic viewing window in the theater. Our group of 8 divers had a fantastic time exploring the whole tank as well as interacting with guests through the tunnel and viewing window.

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Egypt and the Red Sea – October 2024

Two weeks in Egypt exploring the history of ancient civilizations and diving in the Red Sea. We partnered with Culture Holidays tours to create a custom land based itinerary that included both Cairo and Luxor. Our diving was provided by Aggressor Adventures, Red Sea Aggressor II out of Hurghada.

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St. Maarten / St. Martin – June 2024

St. Maarten is a culturally diverse nation, famously known for being shared by the Kingdom of the Netherlands and France. The union is upheld by the Treaty of Concordia signed in 1648. The Dutch side is 16 square miles and the French 21 square miles but interestingly, English is the mother-tongue of the entire island. St. Maarten’s two-state offering is beyond any two-for-one special you can think of. The Friendly Island, as it’s affectionately referred to, was a rural destination before its urbanization. Scenes of the past are seen in the multiple historical sights, buildings, and rich traditions of people today.

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Curacao – April 2026

More to come!!!

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