To travel Scuba Dive

As a Responsible Scuba Diving addict, I’m always searching for the best, most serene and untouched

dive sites in the world. I prefer those that offer plenty of flora and fauna, especially when they’re completely unique to the rest of the world. Of course it’s always important to dive responsibly, so we can keep these out-of-this-world dive locations pristine. It’s hard to compare my favorite sites, as each one offers something a little different. But if you only have a limited amount of travel time (and budget), these are my picks for the world’s 10 Best Places to Scuba Dive. Sipadan is a small island– about 30 acres total– that lies on the border of Indonesia and Malaysia in Borneo. Most dive pros (including the legendary Jacques-Yves Cousteau) agree that the numerous sites found around Sipadan Island deserve to be listed among the world’s best places to Scuba dive. Sites with names like Lobster Wall, Froggie Lair, Barracuda Point and Turtle Cave basically say it all. If I had to choose, this is my #1 place to go diving! Hammerhead Shark in Cocos Island, Costa, by Dr. Ricaby Blofeld Cocos Island is one of the more difficult and expensive dive locations on the list to get to, but it’s a must-see for scuba lovers. The island is more than 300 miles offshore from Costa Rica, and is highly protected (i.e. all human habitation is prohibited). The only way to dive it is on live-aboard ships from the mainland. But this amazing marine reserve was listed as a candidate for the new 7 Wonders of Nature, and ranked second in the islands category. If you’ve ever yearned to be in the middle of a giant tornado of hammerhead sharks and barracudas, this is the place! Read more...http://greenglobaltravel.com

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