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New Blog
Adventures in Paradise
Even
if you can't come along on the trip, you can follow our diving adventures
by reading our new
blog.
Janet will keep you up to date with photos and text.
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Upcoming Trips
Belize
Sold out!
April 19-26, 2008
Hamanasi Adventure & Dive Resort
Northeast Caribbean
Just added!
Aug. 23-30, 2008
Caribbean Explorer II liveaboard; St. Kitts to St. Maarten
Galapagos Spaces available!!!
Sept. 25-Oct. 2, 2008
Boat dates and boat pricing set!
Northeast Caribbean
Just added!
Nov. 22-29, 2008
Thanksgiving weekend
Caribbean Explorer II liveaboard; St. Maarten to St. Kitts.
Malaysia
New!
Dec. 20, 2008 - Jan. 5, 2009
Sipadan Water Village
Contact Janet to hold your space.
Bonaire Updated!
Feb. 14-21, 2009
Capt. Don's Habitat
Lembeh Straits, Indonesia
Just added!
May 2009....details soon to follow!
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Dive Travel Services plans anywhere from four to eight group
dive trips per year to locations in the Caribbean, Bahamas, Pacific,
etc. We can also plan your individual dive vacations with 2, 20, or 200
persons.
Some trips use land-based dive operations. Some are on liveaboard dive
boats (eat, sleep, dive, eat, sleep... dive) . Some Pacific trips are
a combination of both.. Group trips to exotic Asian/Pacific/Oceana destinations
always have a land portion included. This allows you to absorb some of
the local culture and also adjust to the time changes.
Destinations:
Indonesia ¨ Janet and Bob Czapski led a diving trip to Indonesia for 10 days of diving
in Raja Ampat aboard the Motor Vessel Pelagian. Janet says one of her favorite parts of the trip was
in Cape Kri where over 238 different species of fish were recorded in one dive.
Some of the group stayed on for an additional four days of diving in the
Lembeh Strais. Read Janet's full
report.
Fiji - Lush, green garden islands with the most friendly
people you will ever meet. Search for the elusive BLUE RIBBON EEL.
Australia - The "Land Down Under," the Great Barrier
Reef and beyond into the Coral Sea. Fish, fish, and did we mention fish?
Papua New Guinea - PNG has the most diverse variety of
Pacific fish. Great diving including a WWII B-17 bomber at 150' that is
wonderfully preserved.
Cayman Brac - Caribbean diving at its best, and a medium
ride from Bloody Bay Wall, weather permitting. And bring your stretch
pants if Cliff is cooking at the Divi Tiara! Fantastic cooking to cap
off a day of sun, sand and diving.
Little Cayman - The 15-minute ride to Bloody Bay Wall,
one of the most spectacular sites in the Caribbean.
Cozumel - Sun, Cerveza and hold onto your hats as the
currents treat you to a leisurely drift or speed you along at 5 or 6 knots!
Curacao - Part of the ABC islands...60 miles from Venezuela,
out of the hurricane belt, lush coral sites to look for critters including
sea horses.
Bonaire - Another of the ABC islands and a renowned dive
destination. Many of dive sites are accessible by shore to help you utilize
the "24 Hours Diving Freedom" philosophy practiced on Bonaire. Good restaurants
in downtown Kralendijk. .
Utila - Can you say 45' WHALE SHARK? No guarantees,
but they have prime conditions and experienced boat captains to find the
sharks if they're around.
Belize - Nice coral reefs and then there's the famous
Blue Hole if you like deep, dark and eerie.
Costa Rica - Pacific side, with nutrient-rich waters,
to attract some of the biggest pelagics and massive schools of fish.
Bahamas - Take a diving adventure in the Bahamas aboard the M/V Caribben Explorer I on Explorer Ventures newest itinary based out of Georgetown, Great Exuma. It's a good deal, aboard a beautiful old boat on an itinarary that offers some incredible diving.
Bali - The
diving was fabulous, the culture incredible, the people were friendly & beautiful
and we all had the time of our lives!
Galapagos - "The week was filled with beautiful, overwhelming sights
that would surely amaze the most veteran of divers."
Malaysia - We just got back from an incredible diving adventure in Malaysia. Read Janet's full report and then get ready because we're going back again in December 2005.
Truk - In Truk, our group stayed a week aboard the Truk Odyssey and some fabulous diving amongst the ghost fleet of Truk Lagoon. There are 15 commonly visited Japanese ships and airplanes on the Odyssey's weekly itinerary as well as outer reef dive sites outside the Lagoon. All the wrecks had lush coral growth, marine life and photographic opportunities. Read Janet's full report.
Turks & Caicos - Caribbean diving extraordinaire, that’s diving in Turks & Caicos aboard the Turks & Caicos Aggressor II. Our group of 12 was joined onboard
by six other guests from the U.S., Turks & Caicos itself & the United
Kingdom. Read Janet's full report.
Yap - Our group of travelers departed Detroit on November 12 and headed westüvery west! Houston, Honolulu, Guam and then on to Yap, Federated States of Micronesia. So begins a diving adventure to the Pacific island paradise of Yap, followed by a second leg in Truk. Read Janet's full report.
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