Dive Destinations
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Scuba facilities are readily available, and the diving is reasonably good, especially in view of the proximity to Singapore. Popular dive sites are: Paya: A group of rocks adjacent from the beach offers a variety of colourful coral and fish.
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Not a traditional dive destination, Singapore none-the-less has a number of dive operators that provide regular tours to the more traditional dive sites in Malaysia, Thailand, Borneo, Vietnam & Indonesia.Changi Airport provides easy connections to the rest of Asia.
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Jakarta is the capital of Indonesia. The city is mainly used as the base for off-shore live-aboard diving trips.
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Thailand is probably the best known, and most developed, of all dive-destinations in South-East Asia. With access to the Andaman Sea in the west, and the Gulf of Thailand in the east, and a well developed tourism infrastructure, it is easy to understand why.
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Penang is one of Malaysia's main tourist draws, although for scuba diving there are better options as the waters can be a bit murky.
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Indonesia has an archipelago of more than 17 000 islands, stretching 5000 km from east to west - a distance equivalent to the width of the US. This provides bountiful opportunities for diving, and indeed - Indonesia is full of interesting dive sites.
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Vietnam is growing as a tourist destination, but is still years behind the over-commercialisation of places like Thailand.Nha Trang is the diving capital of Vietnam and is probably the busiest and most developed seaside city.
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Seminyak is the most upmarket of the west coast's beaches, with high-end accommodation and mostly high-end restaurants and bars to serve its residents.
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Malaysia is divided into two main areas. Peninsular Malaysia is linked to Thailand in the north and, via a causeway, to Singapore in the south. Further to the east, on the island of Borneo, are the two states of Sabah and Sarawak.
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Malapascua is known as one of the best shark diving locations in the Philippines, with several interesting shipwrecks in the vicinity . Over the past few years, it has quietly earned a reputation as a backpacker's paradise.
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Dive Operators
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Ray's Dive Adventure is a small dive centre owned by Reynolds Esteva (PADI Scuba Instructor # 468445) and located on a relatively private beach in Tekek Village, Tioman.
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Siap Basah? kami penyedia alat selam, snorkling, kompressor tekanan tinggi dan alat pancing. Beberapa merek kami: Dacor, Mares, AmScuD, Golden Fish, Kompressor Bauer, Coltri-Sub, L&W.
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Fishermen Scuba Studio Pte Ltd has been established in 1990 and has a long history in the diving industry.
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Sealantis has been in the diving industry since 1995 and is located in 1 Utama Shopping Centre in Bandar Utama, Petaling Jaya, which is about 15-20 minutes drive away from the Kuala Lumpur City center.
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Sipadan Scuba is Borneo's first and only ‘PADI 5-star IDC Training Centre and National Geographic Dive Center’, the highest ratings obtainable for dive centers.
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The Pirates Who Dive!A ship worth sailing on, that's more space than divers, small groupsand personal service. Where safety is taken care of so you can justconcentrate on the fun.Remember "Be Happy Dive Pirate!" Garr!...
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Located in Singapore, we are a one-stop full service PADI, SDI, and TDI dive centre providing scuba diving courses, dive trips and liveaboards throughout South East Asia, dive equipment sales and servicing, and after sales support.
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Scuba Cat Diving, PADI 5 * CDC Center, Phuket, Thailand Scuba Cat Diving, Phuket, Thailand, a British owned Dive Center, is a 5 Star PADI CDC Center and has been a 5 Star PADI IDC center for more than a decade.
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SEA PEARL DIVE CENTER is a one stop, full facilities center.
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Scuba Diving Bunaken Scuba Diving Manado, North Sulawesi - Indonesia and?Live Aboard Diving in Sangihe Talaud, Bangka and Lembeh Strait, Sangalaki and Derawan Island
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