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For something a bit different, why not take a submersible expedition to view the Titanic. It runs out of St. John's, Newfoundland; where you board the Russian research vessel Akademik Keldysh.

Canadian RMS Titanic submersible shipwreck expedition dives St. John's Newfoundland Canada Akademik Keldysh IMAX documentary Deep dive submersibles

I can attest that the Canadian Arctic has plenty of interesting diving as well. Why not consider a really different vacation?


And really a bargain at $54,500. :D
 
And really a bargain at $54,500. :D

Your right, I didn't consider the cost. It would be a blast however!

I also suggested the Arctic. I think many people don't even consider cold water diving as spectacular, but I've seen as much beauty under the ice & around glaciers than on any reef. BTW these are not my photos. :)
 

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