A new dive sites has been found in north of Bali. We are the only dive

operator that offers it magnificent underwater sites.

www.lovinadive.com --While Bali offers great diversity of dive sites,

Kerobokan Dive Sites offers unique within Bali. It is the very new

definition of muck-diving and shore Diving, rich coral reefs, no depth

to speak of, it is in basically a site for macro-photographers­ and for

the occasional recreational diver looking for something different from

the norm.

Kerobokan Dive Sites contains many rare macro-photography subjects

that include nudibranches, dragonets (including both the colorful

Mandarin fish and Picture Dragonet), abundant seahorse/pipefish,

unusual scorpion fish, frogfish, eels, and many, many other organisms.

Yellows hills of corral ( Kaang Kuning ) is e new dive sites.

Location: Kerobokan Village, Close with Lovina

Type of dive: Shore and Boat diving (outriggers large enough for 2-3

divers, Reef-diving)

Visibility: 15 - 25 metres

Current: Zero to mild current

Depths: 10 - 40 metres (average depth 18 meters)

Min Level: Introductory

Highlights: Fantastic coral formations, density and variety of fish,

all level will suitable, 1 Day Intro Adventure Diving Program. Great

snorkeling site.

Conditions: Black sand beach sloping into the water, coral reefs, and

Muck Diving

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Hello everyone,

We're planning a trip to Costa Rica in November 2008. I saw some older

discussions where people talk about diving in Costa Rica. Have any of

you had any recent (2007 or 2008) diving trips in Puerto Viejo or on

Ca o Island. We want to have 1 day of diving in Puerto Viejo and then

a few days later from Dominical a dive on Ca o Island.

Any good recommendations, dive schools, dive operations, some

experiences there?

So long I found a few http://www.reefrunn­erdivers.net/,

http://www.los-delf­ines-watersports.com­/, http://www.greencoa­st.com/.

We did not find any in Dominical who dive Ca o island, maybe we should

use the recommendations from our hotel (http://www.villasr­iomar.com/).

Thanks. All info would be gr8tly appreciated.

Timo

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My wife and I are NAUI-certified divers and DAN members and we're

going to be in Brooksville, Florida next week for my folks' 50th

wedding anniversary. We live in Vermont so the diving here's not much

compared to what you can get in Florida, of course, and therefore

obviously we're going to want to get in a dive or two next week.

We've heard that you can dive, as opposed to snorkel, with the

manatees at Crystal River, but then other folks have said "no, they

don't let you do that, they're protected" and then others have said

"well, WE did". There are any number of shops online which claim to do

scuba diving manatee tours, and we'd like to avoid calling up any that

are really fly-by-night or would do anything that pushes the

boundaries on what you can/should do around manatees.

Can anyone share their experience with Crystal River and manatees and

diving? Should we stick to snorkeling? Is it worth it to lug our gear

down there if we're not going to be able to take the time to go out in

the Gulf proper? And, finally, can you recommend a dive shop or two

that you consider reputable and trustworthy?

Thanks very much in advance!