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Mares, Janez Kranjc

Bodu Beru (★4.2)

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Scubapro

Caceres South (★4.3)

The south side of the Caceres Reef is around 8 meters deep. The deeper area of the reef is untouched from the fish traps which are around at the reef slope. The dive starts out as an overhang of a cliff, full of soft corals and in the deeper area lots of fish.
Mares, Predrag Vuckovic

Caceres North (★4.2)

Its at the beginning to start at the reeftop and go with a gentle current from the north. The best Area of the Site is the healthy coral garden in around 8 - 15 meters depth. Deeper in 30 meters you can find pygmy seahorses in the seafans.
Mares

Maldivas (★4.6)

Situated on the east side of the island, this site is a great place for beginners with depths between 5 and 9 meters, without currents, and with curious rock formations.
Mares, Predrag Vuckovic

Barracuda Point Udar Besar (★4.6)

The dive site is located in between southeast of Pulau Uda Besar and northwest of Sepanggar Island. Accessible via a boat it is 5 minutes away from both, Pulau Uda Kecil and Sepanggar Island.
Mares

Toya 270 (★4.8)

270 (Ni Nana Zero) in Yomitan, is a topography lover’s dive site near Cape Samba. With drop-offs and caves exceeding 40m depth, it attracts wide-angle divers seeking Napoleon fish, giant jacks, sea turtles, and Steller’s sea rays. WWII relics like tanks, M1 rifles, and flamethrowers add historical depth.
Mares

Rasdhoo Ferry Terminal (★4.6)

This dive site is located at the harbour of Rasdhoo and suitable for confined water training. There are stairs leading into the water from the pier. Please always use a surface marker buoy.
Mares

Wahoo (★4.5)

The tip of the rock protrudes from the surface of the water, which makes orientation easy both on land and underwater. Here you will find shallower, sandy areas, but also deep, steep rock faces. I recommend that you always keep a good eye on your dive computer: before you know it, you can end up at 30 meters.
Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Bajo Piñon (★4.5)

In Canales de Afuera area, next to Isla Afuerita, divers find a rock in the surface that mark the entrance to two different rock formations that allow divers start in a shallow area and then go for more deep and challenging bottom.
Mares, Predrag Vuckovic

Taug Whaleshark Watching (★4.2)

Lila In the small coastal town of Lila in the South of Bohol, it is now possible to do whale shark watching, and it’s tremendously popular. It is also quite controversial because whale sharks only migrate along Lila and Bohol and don’t naturally gather in Lila.
Fedor Z. (#3558131)

HTMS Suphairin 313, Wreck (★4.6)

Lying just 15M north of No Name Pinnacle, this newly sunk wreck is 44.9M long, 7M wide, is a high speed attack ship. Belonging to the Gulf Patrol Fleet, Royal Thai Navy and built by Singapore Ship Building and Engineering Company Limited.
Scubapro

Koh Ngam Noi : เกาะง่ามน้อย (★4.4)

600 meters from Koh Ngam Yai, 2 kilometers from Hin Phae, Near MTMS Prab 741 Wreck. May start diving at MTMS Prab 741, Wreck and end at Koh Ngam Noi in 1 dive.
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