Looking for a unique scuba dive spot in the USA?
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I highly recommend the Big Island of Hawaii. The underwater lava formations make for some GREAT diving, it's kind of lick diving on some strange planet but underwater of course. Good visibility, Great wildlife, check it out! They also have a night time Manta Ray dive with hughe manta rays, there is nothing like it. Have fun.
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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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there are a lot of great diving around the world. To say which is best is very hard to answer. The best way to answer this will be to what kind of diving your looking to do. Then pick a place that meets your kind of diving. Enjoy
812724
Try it and let us know.  Is there an ocean deep enough for you to SCUBA dive, ICHI?
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The Red Sea provides some wonderful opportunities for diving, at very cheap and reasonable prices. My advice would be to go to Dahab, which is an hour or two away from Sharm El Sheik on the Sinai and is where all the keen divers and backpackers go.\n\nYou can get decent (i.e. bed, communal showers) rooms for around US$5-10 a night and a full days diving package (including all equipment and transport) can be had for as low as US$70 for day. There are also very experienced PADI certified diving instructors and guides, so you don't have to worry about the safety aspect. The place is also great for cheap seafood.\n\nThe bonus is that you can also mix in some outdoor activities on the Sinai pennisula like quod bike racing and rock climbing around your diving trip and you can of course go and climb the famous Mount Sinai as well.\n\nOne of the best spots in the Red Sea is the Ras Mohammed area, though that is a national park and you may have to get permission to dive there, though it can be arranged through a diving agency or operator. There is also a famous dive in a wreck near Dahab called the hole, and though fun, it is not an easy dive and should only be attempted by experienced divers.\n\nHope all this information helps, and that you have a great time in the Red Sea if you are going! I am certainly envious. If you want any more information feel free to contact me.
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Try snorkeling.  The water is beautiful!  GOD bless.
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Zeagle regulators.\n\nConsistently rated a top performer and top pick by Scuba Diving magazine's comparison tests, great factory support with free annual service parts if you buy from an authorized dealer, and dealers such as ScubaToys will match prices from grey market dealers.\n\nOf the Zeagle regulators, I prefer the DS-Vs.  Simple design, environmentally sealed, highly regarded by tech divers (similar to Apeks DS4).
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That is a trick question.  There are florida keys below water\nlevel and can only be seen while scuba diving. Too many to count, but you can try.
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http://dmoz.org/Sports/Water_Sports/Swimming_and_Diving/Regional/Europe/United_Kingdom/Scotland/\n\nFind the one nearest you, I hope this helps
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There are many diving clubs and diving tours in Greece.  Check the major ones and they may give your some names on Tassos dive tours!\n\nGood luck, enjoy, and be safe!!
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I love the clear water spring-fed Ichetucknee River near where I grew up in Fla. I'd like to scuba and swim in the Great Barrier Reef off Austrailia, though. That would be awesome.
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I spent a total about $2000 for mine but like mentioned earlier it can be a lot less and a whole lot more. Then again I have many duplicates such as 3 masks, multiple snorkles, top of line fins. I sometimes shop at Diver's Outlet (Divers Direct online)shop in Orlando, Florida or at other time from their website. Another that I hear a lot about is Leisure Pro. Both shops have a HUGE assortment of equipment and will sell a whole diving set. Diversdirect also does dive travel bookings.\n\nhttp://www.diversdirect.com/ \nhttp://www.leisurepro.com/prod/RSASPT.html
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Visit the Smithsonian Institute.  It's a fascinating place!
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#1 place for scuba is Bonaire, The Netherland Antillies\n\n#2 Would be the Truk Islands
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You gotta check out McCormick`s creek state park!  That place is the best within an hour of Indianapolis.  They got great hiking, camp sites, an amazing waterfall, and caves, that you can go through.  If you don`t want to rough it they even have a really cool old hotel and an outdoor pool.  There is also a informative little nature museum that you can visit.  It`s got everything!
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I HAD A GOOD EXPERIENCE TWICE WITH www.scuba.com .  I BOUGHT A WETSUIT AND A DIVING COMPUTER . I ADVICE EVERYONE TO HAVE A DEEP LOOK IN MANY WEBSITES.\nIF YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT ARE YOU WILLING TO BUY , SEE IF IT IS AVAILABLE FIRST IN THE STORES IN YOUR AREA. I BOUGHT A REGULATOR AND A BC FROM LOCAL STORES AND I WAS SATISFIED.\nMY FAMILY BOUGHT ME A DIVING GEAR CARRYING BACK AND HAD THE PROMISE FROM THE DIVING SHOP THAT I COULD CHANGE IT FOR ANY OTHER GEAR.
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I assume you mean diving to the artificial reef created off the Florida Keys by the sinking of the Adolphus Busch in 1988.\n\nHaven't been there, but everything I have heard is very, very positive and just about every dive charter company will take you out there. Holes have been cut in the boat to allow interior access (the engine room can get a little tricky they say), but it's a great dive for just about any level of experience.\n\nAnd the marine life is supposed to be great, with several huge jewfish hanging around the area. Bluefish, snapper, grunts and snook are also supposed to be pretty common, with a few people even saying they saw octopus, baracuda and sea turtle ... all in addition to the schooling fish that frequent the water off the keys.\n\nIf your thinking about taking a trip, it would probably be worth at least a look see.