Sentences with phrase «visit wreck sites»

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I visited the site of the wreck 84 years, nine months and three days after it occurred.

«A former classmate of mine who was working at the museum called me after they began finding the first pieces of a wreck,» says Kocabaş, describing his initial visit to the site in 2005.

Last week, a Danish TV channel broadcast live video from the wreck of the Tarpon as divers from the exploration team were visiting the site.

The wreck also offers other nearby dive sites such Coral Garden and Drop - off, these sites are great for both macro and also for seeing larger fish like trevally and snappers along with the few turtles that frequently visit the wreck and surrounding area.

We have also been visiting a wide range of sites this week including: Hans Reef, Manta Point, Turtle Heaven, Bounty Wreck and one of my favourites Bat Fish Point.

Ra Divers visits two of Fiji's best wreck sites, the Papuan Explorer and the Ovalau, along with the famous pinnacle known as E6.

We regularly visit some of the best dive sites in the world, the central section of the Great Barrier Reef and the Yongala Wreck.

Boat Dives: 4 - YOU choose dive sites from Racha Yai, Racha Noi, Phi Phi Islands, Shark Point, Kingcruiser Wreck, Anemone Reef - you'll visit as many different sites as possible

When you slip below the surface from your Fiji dive resort you can visit a variety of different sites (there are said to be over 100 in the greater Beqa area) including pinnacles and bommies, fringing reefs and even a wreck or two.

Several visiting professional divers have remarked that it's the best diving on the Pacific Coast of Costa Rica because of the abundance of fish, national park protection, and a wreck site located there.

- You choose the dive sites from Racha Yai, Racha Noi, Phi Phi Islands, Shark Point, Kingcruiser Wreck, Anemone Reef - you'll visit as many different sites as possible.

The Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary's «underwater archaeology» exhibit provides visitors the opportunity to visit the shipwreck site of the Winfield Scott and join maritime archaeologists recording the wreck.

There are also other sites such as that are great for both macro and for larger fish like trevally and snappers along with the few turtles that frequently visit the wreck.

And on the plus site, you are convenient to mid-island favorites such as Paradise Reef and the Felipe Xicotencatl wreck, which aren't typically visited by the south - end resorts.

• Read our Trip Report Dive sites: As well as the nearby local diving spots, you can visit the Phi Phi Islands, and Phuket's Shark Point, Kingcruiser Wreck and Anemone Reef.

Visit great wreck sites like St. George or Atlantic Princess, the excellent wall dive of Catalina...

The number one reason to visit Tulamben is for the diving and snorkelling and the main site is the wreck of USAT Liberty, which was torpedoed by a Japanese submarine in 1942.

From the Phi Phi Islands you can visit some of Phuket's best dive sites such as Shark Point and the Kingcruiser Wreck, but here are some of its own great dive sites: Show more

You can visit the Phi Phi Islands, Phuket's Shark Point, Kingcruiser Wreck and Anemone Reef, as well as the nearby Krabi sites.

The most regularly visited site in Khao Lak is the Bunsoong Wreck, a well - established artificial reef where you can see juvenile barracuda and snappers, trevallies and moray eels.

The exact itinerary and order of dive sites will vary depending on the conditions but you can expect to visit plenty of wrecks including Thistlegorm, Dunraven, Giannis D, Carnatic and potentially even more.

It is always the best season of the year to visit us to explore the beautiful coral reefs, colorful fish, turtles, wrecks and the cenotes among many other sites in our exotic Mexican paradise!

Pristine reefs, healthy shark populations, uncrowded sites and amazing wrecks can be experienced from a liveaboard visiting the fantastic dive sites of Sudan.

It should not be forgotten too that Sharm El Sheikh isn't so far from the dive sites of northern Hurghada so wrecks such as the Rosalie Moller and the Abu Nuhas family of wrecks are often visited by Sinai liveaboards departing from Sharm.