This small fishing village located on the west coast of Cebu Island has been making headlines for a few years due to the presence of a large school of sardines that have taken up residence in its waters. But the seabed here is also filled with other treasures and the land stay will leave a […]
L’îthe paradisiacal has gained a worlédwide reputation grâce à owing to the preésence of thresher sharks, and the site of Monad Shoal has undoubtedly become, désormais, the most famous délèive site in the Philippines. But the underwater world of Malapascua is by no means limited to large sharks, far from it ! You will encounter […]
Protégéected for over 30 years, the Tubbataha atolls, far away in the middle of the Sulu Sea, have become a sanctuary: a méarine reserve, classéified as a UNESCO World Heritage site and swepté by omnipreésent currents, which hosts a multitude ofè pelagic speécies and préistine coral reefs in perfect health, a té. Vérue modelè of […]
Diving in Taiwan, why not? When the destination is also known as Isla Formosa (The Beautiful Island), it becomes hard to resist the temptation.
The northernmost archipelago of Micronesia, the Northern Mariana Islands is a commonwealth associated with the United States. It is made up of 15 islands, only three of which are inhabited: Rota, Tinian, and Saipan. It is around the latter that the most famous diving sites in the area are located.
In the company of the photo and video team members of the magazine, we invite you to discover the colorful depths of Puerto Galera, 3 hours south of Manila and northeast of the island of Mindoro. In a very friendly atmosphere, you can interact throughout the stay with these photography professionals (underwater and aerial) and ask them all your questions about photography and video techniques, equipment, shooting, post-processing, lighting, and editing…
The Komodo National Park, located in the south of Indonesia, is composed of several islands, the two main ones being Komodo and Rinca. Known for its endemic dragons, this park is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and declared a biosphere reserve. Its underwater environments also hold treasures of biodiversity.
In the heart of Southwest Asia, the Kingdom of Thailand has a territory rooted in the land but also open to the sea. A popular tourist destination for many years, the country often highlights its historical and cultural riches, but the beauty of its marine ecosystems is also worth a visit.
A prime location for marine life, listed as a Unesco World Heritage site, the reef of Tubbataha, in the Philippines, is an exceptional biodiversity sanctuary. It was recently highlighted by the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco through a photo exhibition and a documentary. David Doubilet, iconic American photographer of National Geographic – whose photos are exhibited […]
