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I can had only 12 choices
...I thoougth about that! but that would be Africa North (Mediterranean and red Sea Right?)
What is your favorite dive zone?
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I can had only 12 choices
...I thoougth about that! but that would be Africa North (Mediterranean and red Sea Right?)
OP
Come on guys! don't give me a hard time!!!
How you cover the whole globe in 12 options?
let's be creative!
Let's do this, the 3 most voted zones by the end of the month get and extended and more detailed poll(s)... what do you think??
So, Red Sea would be north Africa, Oceania includes all oceania countries (not Indonesia or philipines) and so on...
How you cover the whole globe in 12 options?
let's be creative!
Let's do this, the 3 most voted zones by the end of the month get and extended and more detailed poll(s)... what do you think??
So, Red Sea would be north Africa, Oceania includes all oceania countries (not Indonesia or philipines) and so on...
I can had only 12 choices
I thoougth about that! but that would be Africa North (Mediterranean and red Sea Right?)
Fair enough... it is just a tough question to generalise over though. It is like saying do you prefer blondes, brunettes or redheads? Scapa Flow may be fantastic, but no one who is sane would vote for North European diving generally. Who is going to tell Megan Fox that she didn't make the cut...
Never got to dive the Caribbean 
OP
Understood! anyway I have a clear answer for your question! heheheheh Just kidding!
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Of the places I've dived, I'd have to put Indonesia at the top of the list. But that's a "qualified" top because there are so many places I haven't been yet.
I love diving where I live ... Puget Sound ... but admit that the diving on Vancouver Island blows it away.
Caribbean is a broad term ... Bonaire is way better (to my concern) than Cozumel, Roatan or Belize. I know others who would order those differently ... and I've never been to the Caymans, which many tell me is the best diving the Caribbean has to offer.
In Hawaii I've only dived Maui ... and frankly I was underwhelmed. There's more to see in my local diving, although the water's cold and often murky. But for warm water diving, I'd take just about anyplace else I've been over what I experienced in Maui.
Northern Cal and Southern Cal are different, and each has its charms ... if I lived there I'd be hard-pressed to decide which I like better.
Of the places I've been, if I had to choose one to spend the rest of my diving days, it would either be north Sulawesi (Bunaken & Lembeh Straits) or the northern parts of Vancouver Island (Port Hardy, Quadra Island, Nootka Sound). Between those two areas, I think I could find enough diversity to keep me happy for a lifetime ...
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I love diving where I live ... Puget Sound ... but admit that the diving on Vancouver Island blows it away.
Caribbean is a broad term ... Bonaire is way better (to my concern) than Cozumel, Roatan or Belize. I know others who would order those differently ... and I've never been to the Caymans, which many tell me is the best diving the Caribbean has to offer.
In Hawaii I've only dived Maui ... and frankly I was underwhelmed. There's more to see in my local diving, although the water's cold and often murky. But for warm water diving, I'd take just about anyplace else I've been over what I experienced in Maui.
Northern Cal and Southern Cal are different, and each has its charms ... if I lived there I'd be hard-pressed to decide which I like better.
Of the places I've been, if I had to choose one to spend the rest of my diving days, it would either be north Sulawesi (Bunaken & Lembeh Straits) or the northern parts of Vancouver Island (Port Hardy, Quadra Island, Nootka Sound). Between those two areas, I think I could find enough diversity to keep me happy for a lifetime ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
OK ... how do I un-vote so I can change my vote due to "zone error?" 
I chose every part Just take me to the water and I'll dive
Salt,fresh or any other water,you name it. Let's do it.:cool2:
Carribean or North Europe, we'll find something interesting to dive. Indian Ocean or even Arctic, sounds interesting.
Just take me to the water and I'll dive Salt,fresh or any other water,you name it. Let's do it.:cool2:Carribean or North Europe, we'll find something interesting to dive. Indian Ocean or even Arctic, sounds interesting.
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bs63366
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I am having to go with Oceania, I am assuming that this includes Guam and Palau. Never had seen so many different spieces of everything per dive as I was seeing in Palau. That being said I still have a great time even in the cold waters of Japan.
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