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Scuba Diving Holidays - A Where To Go Guide

Scuba Diving Holidays
It is said that 95% of the world’s oceans remain unexplored, with this complete unknown has come a rise in people taking up scuba diving to explore the unknown depths. Oceans across the world provide divers with diverse, unspoilt and spectacular environments which make for great holidays. For many years now tourists have been flocking to ocean spots where amazing oceanic scenery is guaranteed, and with this we have even seen the emergence of travel companies offering “Scuba holidays”.  With this in mind, where are the best places on earth to have a truly amazing scuba holiday?

Egypt
Scuba Diving Holidays Egypt is perfectly positioned to explore the warm waters of the Red Sea. With water temperatures remaining warm all year round, you can be guaranteed a truly amazing diving experience regardless of the time of year. The enclosed position of the Red Sea also makes for a truly unique underwater ecology, with sea life ranging from turtles through to top predators such as whale sharks. When diving in Egypt you can be assured that your accommodation and resort will be world class. Resorts of note include El Gouna, Hurghada, Marsa Alam, Hamata and Sharm El Sheikh.

Ireland
This may seem like a surprise choice, but the rough waters off the west coast of Ireland make for a truly spectacular dive. Not for beginners, the cold Atlantic waters of Ireland are unspoilt and provide divers with some amazing sea life experiences, including, bask sharks, comb jellyfish, spider crabs and many more. The rocky shores of Ireland don’t just throw up sea life surprises but also a number of infamous ship wrecks including the HMS Vanguard that sunk off the south east coast of Ireland in 1870. All of these shipwrecks are available to explore and can provide an eerie yet fascinating diving experience. The most impressive scuba diving Ireland has to offer can be found on the west coast in locations such as Kilkee, Valentia, Keem Bay and Malin Beg.

South Africa
South Africa always throws up surprises for visitors both in land and off, and scuba diving is no any different. South Africa has a vast coastline ranging from 35°S to 27°S in temperature, which isn’t quite within the usual range for tropical diving. Demonstrating the variety of South Africa’s oceans you can enjoy the warm tropical waters of Mozambique on the east coast and the cold but ecologically diverse Atlantic waters of Cape Town. One of the greatest appeals of South Africa’s waters is the diverse sea life that lives off the coasts, including Great White Sharks, Stingrays, Sawfish, Angel sharks and many more. The best diving locations in South Africa can be found Gansbaai (Western Cape), Sodwana Bay (KwaZulu-Natal), Storms River Mouth (Eastern Cape) and Wondergat.

Indonesia
For many years now the warm tropical waters of Indonesia have been attracting divers. Indonesia has become so appealing to divers as it provides a great diving experience (with sea life including Pygmy sea horses, Ghost pipefish, Blue ringed octopus, Frogfish and Sea snakes) the diving proves a perfect backdrop for the paradise like sandy beaches that stretch up and down the Indonesian coast. The diving resorts that occupy the Indonesian coast are almost as special, with bungalows and private villas offering divers idyllic bases to explore the warm waters of the Indian Ocean.

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