Diving Holidays are a new type of adventure sports holiday to hit the masses, the heated pools and exotic local reefs provide an excellent environment to start to your diving experience.
For more experienced divers there is a range of walls, reefs but the main attraction are the huge amount of wrecks otherwise only accessible by liveaboards. El Gouna is conveniently located if you to visit the world famous ship graveyard of Abu Nuhas, and the S.S. Thistlegorm. The lack of boats in the area is a real advantage: the sites are much quieter than neighbouring Hurghada or Sharm El Sheikh.
Diving Holidays in El Gouna is excellent for single female travellers, beginner courses, wreck divers and /or technical divers - El Gouna has got to be done!!
A Diving Holiday around Bangaram is generally within the 20-30m range. Currents are slight so a good spot for all levels. A lagoon to beat all lagoons is the perfect place for an introduction to scuba if you want to try it while you're here.
Diving in the reefs around Bangaram were affected by El Nino but there are signs of regeneration of the reef and the fish life is plentiful. The staff at Laca dives are extremely knowledgeable about the reefs in the area and are actively promoting conservation in the area.
A diving holiday in Borneo's offshore islands are of legendary beauty. Remote dive Island resorts such as Pulau Sipadan, a small oceanic island off the eastern shore of Borneo, which rises in a sheer column more than six hundred metres from the seabed. Completely encircled by sheer drop-offs and walls, Sipadan is one of the world's foremost dive sites. In many places, you can get 100 + feet of visibility. Also, the country has become increasingly aware of the biological and economic importance of its marine heritage, and each year brings better access to and protection for the unique marine life. Because of the hundreds of islands, there are many dive options
A diving holidays in Bonaire involves a mixture of both boat dives to neighbouring Klien Bonaire (approx 20 minutes away) and shore diving. The Bonaire Marine Park has marked about 80 yellow stones around the shore line marking dive site entry points. All the dive centres offer drive through filling stations (car hire is a must) giving you complete freedom to dive the island with your buddy at your own pace - this is what attracts so many visitors to Bonaire, the freedom to dive where, when and how you want. Of course guided dives are always available if you wish. On our visit to the island we were quite amazed by the pristine condition of the reefs and must assume that this is due to the care that the Bonaire Marine Park pays to its reefs. Clear water provides visibility of 100 feet (30 metres) year-round, and the islanders and government are extremely sensitive to the fragility of the environment. The marine park completely surrounds the island and also encompasses the waters surrounding Klein Bonaire
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