• Bonaire's Captain Don Habitat Reef

    Bonaire has molded its infrastructure specifically for divers. Diving is easy, hassle-free and convenient, with a variety of shore or boat dives.

    At Captain's Don Habitat house reef, one of many dive sites accessible from the shore, 24/7, there is an amazing variety of life and photographic subjects, in vivid color.

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  • Belize Palencia Turtle

    South Water Caye Marine Reserve, about a 90-minute boat ride from Placencia, Belize, covers almost 118,000 acres.

    The area attracts numerous types of rays, snappers, towering sea rods, sponges and both loggerhead and hawksbill turtles, like this one on the dive site, Curlew.

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  • Saba Tent Reef

    The Caribbean Explorer II liveaboard spends part of its itinerary in Saba, Dutch Caribbean.

    Tent Reef is probably the most striking dive site with vibrant sponges, enormous gorgonians and teeming fish life. Photographers get a golden opportunity for some stunning wide-angle reefscapes and scores of macro subjects.

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  • Tobago: Sisters Highway

    Five rocky outcroppings of pinnacles called the Sisters, attract a teeming diversity of fish life. Hundreds of blue Creole wrasse school together in shapes that mirror the breathtaking topography.

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  • Tobago: Tokyo Drift

    Divers slip-slide down the fringing reef to a maximum of 120 feet. Aptly named Tokyo Drift, this site is a moving mania of blue tangs, grunts and bi-color damselfish.

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  • St. Eustatius: Charles L. Brown wreck

    With all entanglements removed and hatches open, the Charles L. Brown can be easily explored.

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  • St. Eustatius: Tug Boat

    Orange cup corals, yellow tube sponges and a wide variety of other encrusting sponges, cover the inside of the pilot house of this small tug boat on STENAPA reef.

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  • TCI, Grand Turk: Amphitheater

    Slow-swimming hawksbill turtles make great photo subjects on Amphitheater, Grand Turk.

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  • Turks & Caicos Islands

    A large school of horse-eye jacks and bar jacks was swirling beneath me as I made my descent to the bottom. As I followed Lynn towards the reef, two 6-foot reef sharks swam over the top of the wall and headed straight for our group.

    There were a couple of divers in the group who had never dived with sharks and seeing these rather large predators can be quite intimidating...

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Blue (Caribbean) Jan-Apr 2013

In this Issue:

Blue wanted to be a bit different in this first issue for 2013. This is the first time a francophone island like Guadeloupe has had a full-length dive feature done, specifically targeting North-American readers. There was an extremely high standard of tourism in the Caribbean-based Eurozone country. Tobago is the most southern of the Caribbean islands and has been known to possess some of the most intriguing marine life. Renowned author, Paul Humann spent a week exploring and recording some of the most beautiful and rare specimens there. Three photo spreads are also included showing the beauty of Grenada, British Virgin islands and Bonaire.

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Jan-Apr 2013

Guadeloupe

* Ooh La La! Diving the Butterfly Island
* Gwada—the perfect fusion blend
* Sights

Tobago

* An underwater Eden of macros

Photo Spreads of:

* Grenada
* Bonaire
* The British Virgin islands
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Diving in Saba



The Unspoiled Queen of the Caribbean still reigns. Life is simple and relaxing on this charming 5 square mile island. There is no duty-free shopping, no bustling traffic, no mangroves...not even a beach. However, in what it lacks, Saba definitely makes up for in diving.

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