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Dive or Snorkel Waterlemon Cay, Virgin Islands National Park, USVI
Waterlemon Cay is a small cay within Leinster Bay on St. John. At Waterlemon Cay, you can explore the reef and seagrass teeming with sea horses, trunkfish, grunts, flounder and parrotfish. Visitors need to complete a short, relatively easy 20 minute hike (less than a mile) from the Annaberg Ruins parking lot. Then, a moderate swim into Waterlemon Bay to the Cay m... -
Swim with a Whale Shark
The Whale Shark is the ocean’s gentle giant. Known as the largest fish in the sea these creatures can grow as long as 13 meters. Giants they are but their diet consists of some of the smallest living things on earth, plankton, which are relatively microscopic in size compared to the massive Whale Sharks. These migratory sharks visit a number of places around the... -
Swim with Whale Sharks in Bahía de los Ángeles (LA Bay), Baja California, Mexico
The Whale Shark is the ocean’s gentle giant. Known as the largest fish in the sea these creatures can grow as long as 40 feet (11 meters). The whale sharks in LA Bay are often 7-10 meters in length and are usually are found in schools of 3-5 fish. Whale Sharks can live as much as 70 years. There are only four places on the planet whale sharks make predictable a... -
Swim with Whale Sharks off La Paz, Baja California, Mexico
The Whale Shark is the ocean’s gentle giant. Known as the largest fish in the sea these creatures can grow as long as 40 feet (11 meters). The whale sharks in La Paz are often 7-10 meters in length and are usually are found in schools of 3-5 fish. Whale Sharks can live as much as 70 years. There are only four places on the planet whale sharks make predictable ap... -
Snorkel Whistling Cay, St John, USVI
Whistling Cay on the norhtern tip of St John in the USVI offers great snorkeling with soft corals and sea life around this small island. The island is open to the wind and sea so only use it in calm conditions. You can rent a kayak at Cinnamon Bay or a dinghy from Low Key Watersports to get to Whistling Cay (or have your own boat). There are 3 mooring bouys for over... -
Dive Wishing Well Cove, Lake Mead, Arizona
A beautiful cove in Lake Mead where wind-sculpted cliff walls narrow dramatically underwater. Location: Wishing Well Cove, Lake Mead -
Explore Wonderwerk Cave, South Africa
Wonderwerk Cave is an archaeological site, formed originally as an ancient solution cavity in Dolomite rocks of the Kuruman Hills, situated between Danielskuil and Kuruman in the Northern Cape Province, South Africa. It is a National Heritage Site within a servitude ceded to and managed as a satellite of the McGregor Museum in Kimberley. Geologically, hillside erosion... -
Dive Wreck Alley off San Diego, California
Wreck Alley is an area a few miles off the coast of Mission Beach, San Diego, California with several ships intentionally sunk as artificial reefs and as SCUBA diving attractions for wreck divers. Six of these were intentionally sunk. Ruby E. – Coast Guard cutter El Rey – kelp harvester Yukon – a Canadian navy ship Shooter's Fantasy Barge #1 ... -
Dive Wuvulu Island, Papua New Guinea
Wuvulu Island was made famous by Jean-Michel Cousteau when he conducted several Project Ocean Search expeditions in the 1970s. The Island is part of the Western Islands of the Bismarck Archipelago in the western Pacific Ocean, part of Manus Province, Papua New Guinea. It is the westernmost island of the thirteen island groups that make up island chain in the archipela... -
Dive Wykoff Ledge, San Miguel Island, California
Wyckoff Ledge, San Miguel Island is a sunken rock and an underwater hazard located on the south side of San Miguel Island, near protected Tyler Bight, about 800 yards offshore. It rises to within less than ten feet of the surface, depending upon the tide. Depths: 10 to 90 feet Skill level: Intermediate or better. Visibility: Very good. 50-60 fee average. It wa... -
Visit Yaeyama Islands, Japan
The Yaeyama Islands are about as off the beaten track as it gets in Japan, but each has its own distinct character. Ishigaki has some spectacular beaches and Iriomote is the only island in all Japan with authentic jungle and mangrove forests, while tiny Taketomi is known for its carefully maintained traditional Ryukyu village. Thanks to the pristine coral reefs that ... -
Visit Yap Islands, Micronedia
Yap, also known as Wa'ab by locals, is an island in the Caroline Islands of the western Pacific Ocean. It is a state of the Federated States of Micronesia. Yap's indigenous cultures and traditions are still strong compared to other neighboring islands. The "island" of Yap actually consists of four continental islands (hence the alternative name of the Yap Islands). Th... -
Visit Yasawa Islands, Fiji
The Yasawa Islands are one of the most remote and unspoiled islands of Fiji. The archipelago of about 20 volcanic islands is located in the Western side of Fiji. The Yasawa volcanic group consists of six main islands and numerous smaller islets. Yasawa Islands were the location for the 1980 filming of the romance adventure film The Blue Lagoon. The beaches of Yasawa I... -
Dive Yonaguni Monument, Japan
The Yonaguni Monument is a massive underwater rock formation off the coast of Yonaguni, the southernmost of the Ryukyu Islands, in Japan. There is a debate about whether the site is completely natural, is a natural site that has been modified, or is a manmade artifact. The sea off Yonaguni is a popular diving location during the winter months due to its large populati... -
Dive in a Yucatan Cenote, Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico
Cenotes are deep, natural pits that result from the collapse of limestone bedrock where the groundwater beneath has rushed in to fill the void. Cenotes are found primarily in Mexico and South America, especially on the Yucatan Peninsula and some islands in the Western Caribbean. It has been documented that Cenotes were sometimes used for sacrificial offerings by the a...
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