Dream dive survey

[blueeyes_austin]

East Timor exploratory diving
Western New Britain, PNG
Cocos Island
Truk
Mozambique

 

[diver janet]

One place: Eastern Fields, PNG

I have the Golden Dawn booked for Eastern Fields in December, 2006...come join us!

 

[SteveFass]

If time and money were really no object...going home from work yesterday I was thinking it'd be pretty cool to flood my line on the NYC subway and dive home.

 

[Derek S]

Way too many to list, but here's 2:

1) Every wreck in the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway

2) Chuuk

 

[ScubaAngel831]

I would love to dive Tahiti, the great barrier reef, Hawaii- just anywhere warm with clear water and lots of marine life!!

 

[gstroupe]

1. Truk Lagoon
2. South Africa (Great Whites)
3. Bora Bora...ok, that's just to relax but the diving is good there too!

 

[Mantasscareme]

I have the Golden Dawn booked for Eastern Fields in December, 2006...come join us!

Thanks for the offer, but as of yet, I'm not really ready to go half way around the world to do a really diffficult dive. I was just dreaming . Hope to do it in a few years' time. Anyway, thanks, for the offer

 

[Taxgeek]

I have the Golden Dawn booked for Eastern Fields in December, 2006...come join us!

I can't believe I missed this exciting of a destination! I've never even heard of it! I hate missing out on good stuff - what's there? I love threads like this because I can learn about cool new stuff to wish I could do! :11ztongue

Do tell!
Taxgeek

 

[Mantasscareme]

I can't believe I missed this exciting of a destination! I've never even heard of it! I hate missing out on good stuff - what's there? I love threads like this because I can learn about cool new stuff to wish I could do! :11ztongue

Do tell!
Taxgeek

Well, the Eastern Fields is a sunken atoll in the Coral Sea accessible from Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. As far as I know, there is currently only one liveaboard that does it, the MV Golden Dawn. Check out http://www.mvgoldendawn.com/eastern_fields.htm . The area is supposed to be good for shark diving (no cage) with silvertips and hammerheads. Also some unique macro and soft coral in the reef segments, some blue water with pelagics. I've never actually been there, and I'm really not planning on it, but it's a destination that's come up a bit in my research (yes, I do spend all of my free time searching the internet for new dive destinations that I'm never actually going to dive, it's a hobby). Maybe Diver Janet can add some details.

 

[TeddyDiver]

Jardines del Reina, Maldives and Spitsbergen in any order...