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Aquatic World offers PADI's Digital Photography specialty course. more>>
There is no better place to practice your skills than Aquatic World’s on site pool. Feel free to utilize our props to get proper exposure, color balance and composition. Be ready for that next trip and don’t miss that great shot!
Aquatic World is an authorized Ikelite and SeaLife dealer. Ikelite is the worlds premier underwater housing and strobe manufacturer for many brands and types of cameras (including video!). There is a very good chance Ikelite has a housing available for that popular digital point and shoot camera you purchased at your local electronics store. If you are truly into photography or looking to get into photography, Ikelite is your answer. From point and shoot to SLR, we can help outfit you with what you require.
Looking for a high quality and reasonably priced underwater digital camera package then SeaLife is for you. Don't miss sharing those memories from your next Aquatic World trip! Remember the golden rule, "Leave only bubbles, take only pictures!"
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(NEW) AquaCat Cruise |
October 2007 |
35 photos |
| Description |
| Aqua Cat, which departs out of Nassau, offers luxury accommodations, a spacious main salon and an extremely smooth ride. The 11 passenger cabins are some of the largest of any live aboard in the world. Her ability to cruise at a speed of 14 knots will get you to different sites quickly while her 35’ beam ensures a comfortable ride. Diving highlights include painted walls, friendly groupers, thrilling shark encounters and much more. |
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Blackbeard's Cruises |
January 2007 |
39 photos |
| Description |
| Blackbeard's Cruises offers liveaboard scuba diving adventure travel vacations to the Out Islands of the Bahamas. Reef, wreck, wall, drift, night and shark dives are offered on each trip. Our 3 sailboats; Sea Explorer, Morning Star and Pirate's Lady, offer Caribbean diving and snorkeling cruises to the Out Islands of the Western Bahamas. |
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Turneffe Island Resort |
2004 |
38 photos |
| Description |
| Turneffe Island Lodge is still the favorite world-class fly fishing, scuba diving and snorkeling location for over 40 years. Our serene 14 acre private access Western Caribbean island lodge is hidden 30 miles offshore from Belize City. We are deep in the heart of the Turneffe Atoll, one of the world's great reef and ocean life systems. |
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Sunset Beach Resort |
2005 |
41 photos |
| Description |
| Let Sunset Waters Beach Resort be your home away from home. This intimate boutique hotel is your perfect island retreat! Sunset Waters All Inclusive Beach Resort is renowned for its beautiful crescent shaped beach, serene and secluded location, easiest access to Curacao's premier diving sites, including the one and only Mushroom Forest, and spectacular snorkeling and scuba in the lagoon and on the teeming house reef. |
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Little Cayman Beach Resort |
2004 |
49 photos |
| Description |
| Little Cayman is the smallest and least developed of the three Cayman Islands, located 87 miles northeast of Grand Cayman, five miles west of Cayman Brac, 480 miles from Miami and 90 miles south of Havana.
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Tawali Resort |
2005 |
96 photos |
| Description |
| Tucked away, only accessible by boat, sits what may be Papua New Guinea's best kept scuba diving secret - Tawali Resort. Welcome to the exotic culture of Papua New Guinea (PNG) and to Tawali Resort. Located on a volcanic bluff overlooking the clear protected waters of Milne Bay, Tawali offers travelers a unique location to dive, relax and enjoy the unspoiled wonders of this magnificent part of the world. |
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Solmar V |
2007 |
40 photos |
| Description |
| The Solmar V is a 112’ luxury live-aboard dive vessel based in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico since 1992.
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Anse Chastanet |
2007 |
40 photos |
| Description |
| “It is hard to imagine anywhere more lush than the southwest coast of St. Lucia. In this wild green land, there are mysterious jungles, steamy volcanoes, secret waterfalls, thick palm forests, and most dramatic of all, two spectacular half mile high peaks the Pitons that shoot straight up from the sea.
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Young Island Resort |
2003 |
63 photos |
| Description |
| Hidden within most of us is the fantasy of someday discovering an uncharted island, surrounded by clear waters, unspoiled by man and his industries. An island where fruits, flowers, birds and fish abound ... all in a climate of absolute perfection.
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Young Island Resort |
2006 |
30 photos |
| Description |
| Hidden within most of us is the fantasy of someday discovering an uncharted island, surrounded by clear waters, unspoiled by man and his industries. An island where fruits, flowers, birds and fish abound ... all in a climate of absolute perfection.
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Turks and Caicos |
2006 |
19 photos |
| Description |
| Home to the Best Beach in the World, breathtaking hues from inviting waters, and legendary diving, snorkeling and fishing, the Turks & Caicos Islands beckon you to an undiscovered Caribbean. Just a short flight from the east coast of the US, our islands are a tropical classic, a throwback in time where relaxation is unavoidable and rejuvenation ensured.
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Laguna Beach Resort |
2007 |
249 photos |
| Description |
| Laguna Beach Resort, nestled between a tropical lagoon and the sparkling Andaman Sea, features a stunning array of sports & leisure facilities including a Waterpark.
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Cardinal, Ontario, CA |
August 2007 |
28 photos |
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This ship was a 2,008 ton double planked propeller of 252 ft. x 36 ft. x 16 ft. deep and capable of 8 knots. Launched July 6, 1878 she sank May 22, 1922. The bow is upstream and near shore with the vessel angled out into the river. Conestoga lies at about 30 ft. depth with a quick current, but by swimming inside the hull, you escape this current for most of your dive. Conestoga has been used by many visitors as their site for night diving. |
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1000 Islands Diving Adventures |
August 2007 |
28 photos |
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The Keystorm is the region's premier wreck. This 256' x 43', 2300 ton steamer was built in Wellsand, England
Carrying 2230 tons of bituminous coal from Genesee Dock at Charlotte, NY and under the command of Capt. L Daigualt, she was 45 minutes past Alexandria Bay in dense fog on October 12, 1912 when she crossed over Outer Scow Island Shoal and in minutes, was on bottom without fatalities |
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