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In my opinion one of the best Red Sea dives. Ex Marsa Alam this reef is under quite a lot of water so larger fish as well as small reef fish gather here. At the edge of the reef you can look over the edge and see hammerheads off the wall. Marsa Alam i…"

This bit of rock in the middle of the ocean doesn’t really qualify as a proper island it’s the rocky top of a volcano so you need to boat out to it but when you get there and get deep you’ll be in some of the clearest diving waters you can find. The wat…"

For large marine life there is no more famous spot. Whale sharks, hammerheads and dolphins are regulars around Darwin and Wolf Islands, Darwin being slightly more out of the way. The reef here houses a lot of smaller fish as well so there is colour as …"
"Chapman’s Reef is maybe the most famous of the dive sites off Kavieng, it’s a big amphitheatre of a wall on the end of a reef which creates a big protected area for bigger fish like jacks and tuna to school. Not that easy to get to you have to go out b…"

This has to be one of the world’s best known wreck dives. It’s an English supply ship torn apart by a German bomber, plenty of supplies are still down there and big ones at that, there are a couple of motorbikes, tanks, wellies, heavy and light artiller…"

A tiny island but it has to be one of the best places in the world to dive for turtles. On the top of lots of best diving sites lists, there are a couple of great sites here, larger fish being the other big draw. Reef sharks, big parrotfish barracudas …"

…for the majestic Manta Rays. Watch them float, full of grace above you . Visibility is the main issue here and during the day fish keep to the corals so the best diving in at dusk. The main dive is fairly shallow so you hover above the reef generousl…"
"One of the best local dive spots, the water is chilly but the water visibility is better than along much of the coast. Peddles and rocks and basking sharks and cuttlefish, wrasse, mullet, dory and kelp. Two pinnacles are the main sites to explore where…"

A popular well known dive on a lot of lists of best dives, the main highlight is the chance to swim with the tame-ish local sting ray population. Graceful birds of the sea, rays will come up and eat from divers hands. Shallow water means they’re easy t…"

The Temple dive site is a flat reef sloping to the sea bed with several pinnacles poking out of it which fish radiate to. The reef walls drips around 15 metres below. You get what you’re expecting to see in the Red Sea, bright orange anthias and the pos…"

For the huge potato cod! These guys are massive slow moving things something like a cross between a pig, a fish and a lizard? weighing up to 150kgs! People have been attracting them here with food for years and they come in at regular times in between …"