Diving

Koparki (Excavators), Jaworzno, Poland “Koparki” (literally – excavators) near Jaworzno is the most popular diving spot in Poland. This is a defunct quarry, with two large – 15 meters or 50 feet tall – excavators submerged in turquoise water. The story is, that when the quarry owners failed to cover their electricity bills, electricity was…

Mauritius might not be huge, but it is quite diverse, with North being more geared towards mass-tourism and South more genuine. For this reason we decided to split our visit into two halves – first in the South, in Flic en Flac, second in Grand Baie area in the North … Continue Reading >Mauritius

Grüner See, Austria Grüner See (Green Lake) in Tragöß, Austria, was one of the most unusual diving spots one could experience. This is actually a park that is transformed into a lake each spring by melting snow. The crystal-clear Alpine meltwater creates incredible visibility, making it an unforgettable diving experience. Sadly, nothing lasts forever. Diving…

St Johns, Egypt Red Sea is sparkled with diving sites, from small reefs next to hotel beaches, to challenging wreck dives far in the sea. One of the top destinations, reachable only by live-aboard, is St Johns. In return for long trip we have access to most pristine, and most beautiful diving sites of the…