In 1785, English poet William Cowper penned the phrase “Variety’s the very spice of life, That gives it all its flavour.” Spices, quite literally, put many Indonesian islands on the map when European spice traders reached them in the 16th century. Now, savvy scuba divers are the modern day explorers who know there’s no better spice than the variety of marine life and adventures found along Indonesia’s Forgotten Islands.
Lombok: this beautiful island is located between two of world’s top travel destinations, Bali and Komodo in Indonesia. It has great diving conditions and a unique cultural heritage blending Balinese, Javanese, Buginese, and even the occasional touch of Arabian.
With year-round manta rays and whale sharks, the world’s largest jellyfish lake and peerless coral walls, the Derawan Archipelago might just be the best dive destination you’ve never experienced.
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The west coast of Thailand has been a popular dive destination for years, with 740km of coastline and numerous islands bathed in the tropical waters of the Andaman Sea.
I ascend to the most spectacular scene in front of Pitons – two imposing volcanic spires – a UNESCO World Heritage site and symbol of Saint Lucia. Located at the base of the Petit Piton, is one of around 20 dive sites in Saint Lucia, all located along the sheltered western coast.
Blue whales seem solitary, though in a loosely defined pod as they spend their time at a distance from each other, while sperm whales spend their time in close proximity to others as they rub and tussle against each other while travelling through the water.
Discover the ultimate place on Earth to have remarkable encounters with giant oceanic manta rays. The archipelago is volcanic with on-going thermal activity. Massive lava tubes rise from the substrate making the topography rugged, dramatic and spectacular.
“Be. Okinawa Master Class”, organized by Okinawa Convention & Visitors Bureau, saw the congregation of top underwater photography masters pitting their skills against each other for the most beautiful scenes of Okinawa’s underwater treasures.
Mummy humpback whale hovered above the seabed with her the young calf close of her side. The dive guide gestured us to wait patiently by the other side of its mother. The young calf, not unexpectedly, ascended slowly to take a breath of air at the surface