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Jan
2013
Scuba Diving's Top 100 Readers Choice Awards 2013
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The results are in. Based on the opinions of thousands of divers from across the globe, our annual Top 100 Readers Choice Awards showcase the best scuba diving in the world.
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Jun
2012
Diving Newfoundland’s Frigid Underworld
Newfoundland's Cold Beauty
We are here on a 10-day adventure that will take us snorkeling with whales, diving on World War II wrecks, hiking along the East Coast Trail and canoeing and fishing in the Terra Nova National park.
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Jul
2011
Top 10 Destinations for Macro Diving
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The saying “good things come in small packages” definitely applies to those destinations renowned for macro diving. Here are 10 places that pay off big time when it comes to spotting tiny marine life.
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Dec
2010
2011 Top 100 Readers' Choice Results
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Looking for an opinion you trust on the world’s best overall dive destination? Top big-animal encounters? Destinations with the healthiest reefs? Look no further — we’ve got the answers.
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Dec
2010
2011 Top 100 Gold List
The Top 100 Gold List of operators, resorts, liveaboards, experiences (such as best wall, shore and artificial-reef sites), beach bars, topside attractions and more was determined on a “popularity contest” basis.
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Sep
2010
Falling for Niagara
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On Ontario’s Niagara Peninsula, tourists come for the wining and dining, but fall for the diving.
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Jun
2010
10 Trips Under $1,000: Drift Diving Action - Sundown Diving, British Columbia
The temperate waters that encircle Vancouver Island create some of the richest diving on North America’s west coast.
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Dec
2008
Browning Pass Wall - British Columbia, Canada
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Dive Log: Secret spots & must-see dive classics.
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Mar
2008
Kingston, Ontario
Great Lakes shipwrecks are Canada's calling card for divers wanting to submerge in history.
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Feb
2008
Vancouver, B.C.
February 2008 By Marli Wakeling Ask Vancouver divers where they learned to dive and most will answer, "Whytecliff Park." It's nestled at the far edge of the affluent suburb of West Vancouver, near the rugged shoreline of ...