In Dahab, colourful coral reefs meet a relaxed lifestyle. In this small desert town on the Sinai Peninsula, visitors immerse themselves into the clear depths of the Red Sea and the warm Arabic culture. Text | Timo Dersch Photo | … Continued
There is one place in the world where you can dive between tectonic plates: Iceland. The crystal clear glacier water, the active volcanoes and this bizarre moon-like landscape make Iceland a dream-like diving destination. Timo Dersch describes what one of the most famous dives in the world feels like.
In Tromsø, Norway’s capital of the Northern Lights, there is a new natural attraction: divers can now swim between swarms of herring and humpback whale plumes, to see the ‘panda bears of the seas’– Orca whales.