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A diver visits the same octopus every day for a year in a South African kelp forest.
Vietnam’s beach resort capital — a long city beach, island snorkelling trips and Cham towers on the hill.
Experience diving in NEMO33, the world's deepest indoor pool with a depth of 33 meters, located in Belgium
A sleepy Portuguese town, and Tofo beach with whale sharks and manta rays all year.
The gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree, the oldest rainforest on Earth.
Four Mile Beach, reef boats and the Daintree, the quieter northern base for the reef.
The Ras Mohammed reefs and the Thistlegorm wreck, at the tip of the Sinai.
Dhow trips to the Bazaruto archipelago, dugongs and dune islands in turquoise water.
The sea of seven colours, a Caribbean island closer to Nicaragua with Raizal English Creole culture.
The Red Sea resort coast: dive boats to the Giftun islands and dolphins in the morning.
The Blue Hole, freediving on the Bedouin beach and Mount Sinai at sunrise an hour away.
The Mesoamerican reef a swim from shore, West End dive shops and whale sharks.
Coral reefs on the Red Sea, the Underwater Observatory and the desert of Timna, at Israel's southern tip.
Fifth Avenue, the ferry to Cozumel and the reef diving of the Riviera Maya.
The harbour town on Flores where the Komodo dragon boats leave, with pink beaches and manta rays.
Island-hopping among the Bacuit lagoons of northern Palawan, limestone cliffs and turquoise water.
Crystal coastal swimming pools.
World-famous wall dive of sharks.
Swim among millions of stingless jellyfish.
Protected lagoon reefs and islets.
Snorkel where the equator crosses.
Limestone arches over hidden pools.
Mushroom-shaped jungle islets, UNESCO-listed.
Snorkel over WWII bulldozers and trucks the US Army dumped into the sea.
Sailing and whale-watching islands.
Vast, remote Pacific lagoon.
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