June 2020
Little Cayman June 2020
Escape to Little Cayman Beach Resort, an intimate, even romantic, oasis offering bucket-list diving, including the Bloody Bay Wall Marine Park, done first class with Reef Divers. Nightlife revolves around our Beach Nuts Bar (karaoke anyone?) or just counting stars in the sky. Lush, tropical grounds are the hallmark of our 40-room resort that features a pool and spa, plus lounges and hammocks for reading, resting, or just enjoying the sea breezes and sounds of the surf.
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Ireland September 2020
Join Jupiter Dive Center on a luxury tour of Ireland! The journey starts and ends in Dublin and circles the entire country. We’ll tour well known historical sites, enjoy the view from beautiful scenic overlooks, and taste some of the best ales and whiskeys from local breweries and distilleries.
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St. Helena, and Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe March 2021
The stunning sub-tropical sea fortress of St. Helena is Britain’s most impressive and remote island—and you can tour it with Jupiter Dive Center. Experience diving with enormous devil rays just beyond the sea wall. After diving, swim with whale sharks. When it’s all done, relax in a traditional British pub or end your day with the finest wine and food.
This custom 7-day package includes a night in Johannesburg, transfers to the Hotel on St. Helena, two dives a day for five days, two whale shark tours, two afternoon dives, three group dinners and an extensive island tour—which includes the best of the island, and emperor Napoleon’s grave and house.
April 2021
Socorro April 2021
You can see mantas in many places around the world. But nowhere else boasts a population of giant mantas that literally seek out interaction with divers and snorkellers. The behaviour these giant mantas exhibit is almost inexplicable. These gentle giants with a wingspan up to 20 feet consistently approach divers for intimate eye-to-eye encounters.
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Bikini Atoll June 2021
Diving Bikini Atoll
Bikini Atoll is part of the Republic of the Marshall Islands, which covers nearly 1 million square miles of idyllic emerald-green coral atolls, surrounded by the crystal-blue waters of the Pacific. A one of a kind diving paradise, as it features not only beautiful reefs, corals and wonderful marine life. Above all, it is the final resting place for some of the most significant warships in history. Bikini Lagoon is the first UNESCO World Heritage site for the Marshall archipelago and is undisputedly ranked first on any serious wreck divers’ bucket-list. This is well justified; nowhere else on earth will you be able to dive such a unique collection of historic battleships, cruisers, as well as the world famous USS Saratoga aircraft carrier with its 270m (888ft) flight deck.