For those of you who have some travel experience, I would dare to stick out my chin and say that it is as good as going to New York for a long weekend. So go to Anilao, a diving paradise a stone's throw from Manila. Add a few hours and fly the other way to Manila and you are there. It is not…
Choosing a liveaboard in the Red Sea. It can sometimes really feel like a jungle. I think every diver in Europe has been to the Red Sea or at least thought about going there and diving. Few places in the world feel so natural to talk about with other divers. Because everyone seems to have been there…
Finally here, and ready for an adventure in the blue around the Azores. After a night in Lisbon, we were all suddenly there, at the foot of the beautiful volcano on the island of Pico. Finally here with our high expectations in the small picturesque village of Madalena. Our adventure in the blue Azores was just in the starting blocks. The Azores,…
Join us for Micronesia and diving in Palau, a dive trip with Liveaboard. It took some time to think because this is a very special dive trip. It is unsafe to fly to Palau with a ticket. If the luggage does not arrive, it is quite difficult to arrange. So we chose to fly with double…
The booking for our trip to the Maldives was done and arranged, now it was time to get to the airport. We had been advised to be at the airport well in advance. It was better to sit at the airport and be checked in than to be in a traffic jam because a bus had crashed and blocked the road. We will…
Diving with bull sharks in Mexico Do you like big sharks and want to dive with and experience bull sharks in Mexico? Just off Playa del Carmen, at certain times of the year, large groups of large, usually pregnant, bull sharks gather. This normally happens during the months of November to March. An encounter with a bull shark is an incredible and often…
Diving in cenotes in Mexico On the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico, you can dive in cenotes, a network of caves that are found here. These caves or cavities have been largely underwater for thousands of years. More than 65 million years ago, the entire Yucatan Peninsula was underwater. During the last ice age, the sea level fell, leaving behind…
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