Anilao, like its Indonesian counterpart Lembeh, has made a name for itself in the field of muck diving. This destination is known for its abundance of rare and astonishing marine species, spread over about fifty dive sites. An Underwater Festival Diving in Anilao means diving on a grey sandy bottom dotted with sediments, where a […]
The Lembeh Strait, which separates Lembeh Island from northern Sulawesi, is a must for muck dive enthusiasts. This destination is recognized as the first where this practice emerged almost 30 years ago. The dives take place on volcanic black sand bottoms, interspersed with rocks, debris, and some waste. A unique setting This strait stretches approximately […]
A dozen sedentary groups, bringing together females and young ones, have made their home in the waters of Dominica. This population is estimated at about 75 individuals, occasionally joined by large males. Each year, a small number of privileged individuals can observe them up close, sharing unique moments over a few days. We invite you […]
Away from the hustle and bustle of popular destinations, the bay of Puerto Galera presents itself as a haven of peace. Home to nearly 300 species of coral among the most fascinating in the Philippines, this bay becomes a true call to contemplation. It is also a starting point for the spectacular dives of Isla […]
Antarctica, accessible only for two to three months during the austral summer, offers an unparalleled adventure. Sailing on these icy waters adds a unique dimension to the journey, where time seems suspended and uncertainties give the landscapes and animal encounters a new flavor. Karine Berthonnet and Damien Cudel share with us their unforgettable experience. A […]
A year ago, Rocco and Simone (pronounced Simónay), the managers of the Pelagos 2.0 center in Lampedusa, invited us to explore undiscovered World War II wrecks located north of the island. They have a ‘mysterious’ map indicating many points marked by local fishermen, each corresponding to an unexplored wreck. For this expedition, they propose that […]
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1991, Komodo National Park is renowned for its famous dragon lizards, these impressive creatures. The surrounding waters are a true haven for a multitude of reef fish, countless turtles, as well as sharks, manta rays, and other large pelagics, hosting up to 14 species of cetaceans. However, […]
Last November, American photographer Becky Kagan Schott embarked on an extraordinary adventure in Alaska: diving into the heart of a glacial moulin. The agenda included complex logistics, a guaranteed adrenaline rush, and a simply exceptional experience! Discover her story. « Last August, following the cancellation of our Seiko Greenland expedition, I looked for other places to […]
The Cuban archipelago, without a doubt, is a dream destination. Named in honor of Isabella of Spain upon their discovery by Christopher Columbus, long a private reserve of Fidel Castro, and ranked among the 10 most exceptional sites by Commander Cousteau, the Gardens of the Queen are today the largest marine park in the Caribbean. […]
A lost paradise, the traveler and diver’s holy grail, indeed exists in the heart of the South Pacific. French Polynesia, a unique land with exceptional natural and human riches, invites you to rediscover a timeless Garden of Eden. Get ready to explore its depths with a rebreather! An irresistible attraction Polynesia exerts a powerful pull. […]
