BIG BLUE - Dive Your Dream

The small world is always there, you just need to look, join us in Macro diving - Anilao of Philippines to spend a Big-Small adventure diving weekend! Just a two-and-a-half hour drive south of Manila, Anilao, is regarded as the birthplace of diving in the Philippines. There is something for everyone here - from snorkeling, to sites for both novices and the experienced diver.

In the mid-1960's, a whole coral reef was transplanted onto a large rock formation close to the shore. Contrary to popular belief at the time that the adventure would fail, the coral has flourished. As a result, diving has developed and is at the forefront of the industry in the Philippines to this day.

Visibility is good and the opportunities for photography are excellent. Most of the best dives are actually found around the islands of Sombrero and Maricaban, a short boat trip away from Anilao. A short drive north of Anilao is the quiet town of Nasugbu where good diving is abundant, so get out your magnifying glasses and your cameras and be prepared to swim with your head down.

Qiandao Lake lies in Zhejiang Province which is about 400km away from Shanghai. The lake covers 573 sq. Km and there are 1078 islands in the lake region.

From April to October is the best season for vacation. The beautiful scene of the lake and great food will leave you a fantastic memory.

Our exclusive trip to Lion City which was built in Dong Han period(25 - 200), first was setup as county in 208, it was named "Lion City" because of the "Wu Shi mountain (Five Lion Mountain)" that sits just behind the city.

In September 1959, the Xin Anjiang Dam designed by china started construction to create a reservoir, 290,000 people were relocated from the city which they've lived for over one thousand years. The reservoir was designed to flood any area below an altitude of 108m above sea level putting Lion city at 30-40m underwater.

We will take you to explore this underwater ancient city, we call any dive on this site an "Exploratory Dive", because we need many more dives to get a good overview and map the area since the area covers a large region which is mostly unexplored!

Bali is by far Indonesia's most popular dive destination. It offers plenty of shore based diving opportunities set against a stunning backdrop of volcanic peaks, rice paddys and breath taking beaches. The diving is varied with drop offs, coral gardens and bommies, wrecks and a huge variety of marine life. The Lombok strait lies to the east of Bali and through it flows the greatest volume of tidal water on earth. It is not surprising then that the waters around Bali are often visited by some big pelagics including the elusive sunfish.

With everything on offer from muck diving at Secret bay to adrenaline drift diving at Nusa Penida to walls and drop offs of Tulamben and even a world class wreck, the Liberty. Bali has something for every diver’s taste. Many of the sites have very strong currents and are recommended for experienced divers only; however there are also calmer shallower spots like those at Amed for beginners.