What is your favorite scuba diving destination?
100418
Bimini is absolutely beautiful
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Marine Biologist, Scuba Instructor, Zooologist
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What location would you "scope out" if you could go anywhere?
175490
Last place on earth i like to go to!
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I'm in Koh Lipe (the small island in Southern of Thailand) and my place have many beautiful dive site. I work with Lotus Dive, we have PADI dive instructor to take you make fun dive. You can see the detail about Koh Lipe in www.lotusdive.com and www.poohlipe.com
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Try SCUBA diving!!!!   I love swimming underwater too and love scuba diving.  It's the most incredible sport I've ever done.  You get to see all the great stuff in the ocean.  Try it!!!\n\nWhen you go through a certification course you can learn all about the human physiology and diving.  We have other differences from marine mammals that prevent us from diving like they do even if we could hold our breath longer.
148888
Italy and Scotland.\nThese are two places that are very high on my list, i find them very interesting.
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I love travelling too. I've always wanted to visit Venus, Italy. I've always been intrigued by pictures of a city surrounded by water.
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Yes they do. I have known several who have been diving in Prince William Sound and Resurrection Bay.\nI don't have personal proof but would guess that there are a number of suitable locations in South East AK. \nP.S.Bring a Dry Suit\nCheck with \nhttp://www.divealaska.net/
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My three favorites:\n1) Ko'Olina \n2) Turtle Bay Resort\n3) Waikele\nGood Luck and Happy Hunting
892114
Any scuba school will typically start you off in some shallow enclosed water, usually a pool.  So beginning instruction can be done anywhere in the world in winter, since you'll likely be in an indoor pool anyway. :)
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Depends if you want to come up again or not. It's not swimming down that's the problem.\n\nIf you're not bothered about coming up, you should dive over the Marianas Trench which reaches 10,911m down (not sure how accuracy to a metre is guaranteed!).\n\nFree diving has various categories and records, but the absolute maximum at the moment is held by Austrian diver Herbert Nitsch. On 2 October 2005 he dived to a depth of 172 m (564 feet).\n\nCurrently, the world record for scuba diving is just over 1000ft.  On June 13, 2005 Nuno Gomes, a 52-year-old civil engineer from South Africa, descended to a depth of 1,044 feet in the Red Sea. May be a later record now. I find it amazing how little depth we can go to when you imagine how small a 1000ft hill really is, about a 100 storey building.
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The place that took my breath away the most was the Bay of Islands and the Coromandel coast in the North Island, NZ.  Absolutely beautiful.  There's also a really beautiful mini gorge on the Findhorn river in Scotland that is stunning in a quieter sort of way.  The highlands (Scotland, again) are really beautiful and I love the South Downs in England, they're very beautiful in a green and pleasant sort of way.
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USA\nGERMANY\nGREECE... because I love Greek food and the beaches are magnificent.
195041
The Best Scuba place is in Jeddah, as the sea has more verity and is deeper in some places.\n\nDammam is fine, But some islands near jubail(60KM from Dammam) are perfect for diving.
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well im still an open water diver with no much experience, but i have to say, my best dive was Boracay island, Philippines and we brought pieces of bread along and when we took it out we suddenly surrounded buy all kinds of fish, i tried sticking the bread to my mask so the fish had to come near me to get the bread and so i could get a good look at them, wow it was really awsome.\nIf ever you happen to pass by the Philippines i suggest you go to boracay island for a dive it is great and not very expensive either and plus the beaches are really nice too.\n\nGood luck.
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I've been to Miami several times and gone diving there while on vacations from Chicago.\n\nBut since my dive buddy moved from there about six months ago, I haven't been back.