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Australia’s famous 2,000 km long Great Barrier Reef, the largest coral reef in the world, comprises almost one fifth of the world's reef area.
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Acting as the gateway to most of Micronesia, Guam is also one its better diving locations in its own right. |
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With over 17,000 islands, Indonesia represents one of the most dynamic and rewarding countries for divers to explore. |
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Italy is home to a number of top-quality equipment manufacturers such as Mares and Cressi-Sub. It also has a long history of diving, dating back to well before Leonardo da Vinci designed the world’s first diving suit (essentially a barrel with a surface supplied air source). It should come as no surprise that many world-records in free diving have been set by Italians. |
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From Peninsula Malaysia’s dynamic resort- and liveaboard-based diving options to Sabah’s stunning off-shore islands and reefs, Malaysia is a country with lots to offer divers both above and below its blue waters. |
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New Zealand’s sub-tropical, temperate and, frankly, cold Southern Ocean diving attracts large numbers of enthusiasts every year. |
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Palau, home to the famous Blue Wall and Rock Island’s is home to some of the world’s most pristine and varied dive sites. |
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7,107 islands provide 7,107 reasons why the Philippines is one of the world’s most popular destinations for divers seeking the best in underwater actions and adventure. |
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Home to Asia’s busiest dive centres, Thailand certifies more divers every year than any other country in S.E. Asia. |
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Vietnam is a fascinating, culturally enthralling destination whose affordable and varied vacation options are fueling a tourism boom. |
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Known for its almost guaranteed manta encounters and large congregations of pelagic and outsized reef fish. |
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