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Dive Log is the premier scuba diving monthly magazine that provides all the latest scuba news and information from across Australia and the Asia/Pacific region. You can read our monthly magazine free by clicking on the Latest Edition tab, above or find it at your nearest Newsagent for $4.95. Dive Log is also available at selected dive stores and on your tablet or mobile phone by clicking at the above link . Each month we look at the key issues that effect us all as divers as well as look at great diving locations in the region as well as the perfect scuba diving holiday destinations. We also review the latest diving equipment and gear and scuba courses and certifications, to ensure you are always up to date with the latest and best things happening in the scuba diving industry.
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EVERYONE knows the SS President Coolidge. The Arenui, the luxury Phinisi dive operation from Indonesia, spends the months of June to early October in Komodo Marine Park. Its itinerary allows divers to sample more than a dozen very different coral ecosystems. As a result, the marine life encounters are many and varied.There are regular Manta Ray sightings in the far south at Manta Alley, Giant Frogfish at Horseshoe Bay and other locations and Mandarin Fish …
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THE far south of Komodo Island has a dive site called Cannibal Rock. It is right next to a beach inhabited by Komodo Dragons, wild pigs and monkeys. There is a safe anchorage in the waters known as Horseshoe Bay and more importantly, great diving. All of the dives here are a macro divers’ heaven. At Cannibal Rock, we head down to twenty-five metres and wind our way around the rock into shallower and shallower water. There are many types of sea slugs, shrimps …
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THE island of Tanna is possessed of otherworldly, primeval landscapes; the surreal scenes continue underwater.An untamed, primal beauty awaits at Tanna, the large island in the south of Vanuatu that’s synonymous with Mt Yasur, one of the world’s most active volcanoes.Here, you can be peering into the crater and watching red lava shoot skywards- with the ground shaking in sync with sulphurous venting- just a 15-minute stroll from your car…
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