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Kima Bajo Resort & Spa dive package starts from S$1,503 per diver including Silkair return airfare from Singapore.
A hidden paradise of romance, mystic and excitement – that’s what one finds pervading throughout Kima Bajo Resort & Spa, a small luxurious boutique resort located in Manado, North Sulawesi, Indonesia.
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Gangga Island Resort dive package with 7 dives from S$1,581 per diver including return airfare from Singapore
Gangga Island Resort features 15 deluxe Minahasa style bungalows (each with two rooms) that are tucked away under shady palms on a brilliant, white sand beach. Each room is very spacious and tastefully decorated and has a private veranda that overlooks the pristine beach and neighbouring islands. They are equipped with satellite television with international channels, bathrooms with a hot and cold water shower, air conditioning, ceiling fan, mini bar, complimentary coffee and tea making facilities and complementary bottled water.
There are fifteen (15) stilited wooden-type bungalows entirely built over water offering sheer comfort. Each bungalow exquisitely furnished with contemporary decor, equipped with remote control air-conditioner, ceiling fan, private bathroom-hot/cold shower and toilet, spacious private balcony offer panoramic vistas of blue sea, colour TV with satellite channels, mini bar and in-room safety box.
Sipadan Water Village is located on the island of Mabul. This small island surrounded by sandy beaches and perched on the northwest corner of a larger 200-hecter reef is notably known as one of the world’s best “muck-diving” sites. The reef is on the edge of a continental shelf and the seabed surrounding the reef…
Sipadan-Kapalai Dive Resort is located on the sea just 15 minutes from Sipadan. It is a unique “Water Village” resort, offering guests excellent rooms and fantastic serenity of the surrounding sea, combined with first class macroworld diving around more than thirty dive sites. Sitting on its sturdy stilts on shallow sandbanks of the Ligitan Reefs. Planned and built in full style as an airy, comfortable, sunny water village with no land in sight – but boasting a mile-long sandbank of powdery blindingly white sand where one can suntan at complete leisure.
10% discount off Published Rates from Nov 01 – Dec 15, 2009!
A tiny jewel-like island in the Sulu Sea, just a 90-minute boat ride north of Sandakan, Lankayan has been declared part of an immense Marine Protected Area to adopt the eco-tourism concept. Unpopulated and covered by thick tropical island vegetation on its topside, this peaceful, untouched little bit of paradise is ringed by an endless pure of white sandy beach.
The Resort offers simply elegant and exquisite accommodation in all 16 wooden, roomy and perfectly appointed seafront double-occupancy chalets and 2 bungalows which consist of 4 and 5 units of standard room respectively.
5D3N, 8-dives package fr S$1,860 per diver, including return airfare on Air Niugini, ex-Singapore
Loloata Island Resort offers the unique qualities of convenience and natural beauty. The resort island is only 15 minutes from the international airport in Port Moresby, but you’ll feel like you’re a world away on this beautiful Melanesian garden isle.
Loloata and its surrounding reefs and islands are the perfect nature study and are regularly visited by botanists, marine biologists and others with a special interest in our flora, fauna and rarer marine species.
8D6N, 12-dives package fr S$3,589 per diver including return airfare on Air Niugini, ex-Singapore
Kavieng is situated at the northern tip of New Ireland Province, a long narrow island, 90 minutes flight from Port Moresby. It has often been described as a “typical Somerset Maughan south sea island port”. The New Irelanders are a friendly people who have maintained their traditional lifestyle. During WW2, Kavieng was at the front line of the Japanese’ southward advance and many of the island’s towns, infrastructure and industry was destroyed. The area is littered with silent reminders of those days gone by. Kavieng and the surrounding area offers a range of accommodation, beautiful beaches and excellent reef and wreck diving.
8D6N, 12-dives package fr S$2,995 per diver (triple-share in Plantation House) including return airfare ex-Singapore
Walindi Plantation Resort is an intimate dive resort catering to a maximum of 29 guests. Being just a 45-minute drive from Hoskins Airport in West New Britain, it is a quick and easy trip. Walindi can be reached from Port Moresby first by plane to Hoskins, and then by car (1 hour).
The Kri Eco Resort consists of traditional buildings over the water, along a jetty and offers traditional Papuan accommodation with excellent food and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Here you find water bungalows – for a maximum of 20 guests. Because of the construction, you have a cool sea breeze flowing through and great panoramic views of the surrounding area – so even from your bed you can hear the sound of the sea!
Opened in late 2004, Sorido Bay Resort allows you to experience more Western style comforts in a Papuan setting. Located on a beautiful deep lagoon and white sand beach on Kri Island, the dive resort is only a stone’s throw away from one of the most spectacular dive sites in Raja Ampat, Cape Kri. Both the resort and the dive operation are run by the pioneers of Papua diving, Max Ammer and his team.
Owing to its location on the edge of the Java Trench, the island drops off into the ocean depths in excess of 3000m. With many spectacular Drop Off dive sites including Rhoda Wall, The Leap and the amazing views of Perpendicular Wall, may include such sights as Lion Fish, Moray Eels, Manta Rays, Reef Sharks, Hammerheads, enormous Tuna, varous Coral species and Turtles, depending on the location …
The only place at Raja Ampat where you can dive all year around is the Papua Paradise EcoResort. The EcoResort enjoys a geographical position which allows easy access to the resort in any weather conditions.
We have the only house reef in the area where you can encounter mandarin fish, manta rays, wobbegongs, bamboo and reef sharks and bump into the occasional dugong.
8D7N, 10-dives package from US$1,275 per diver
Palau is world renown for her marine bio-diversity and an abundance of large pelagic animals that includes schools of sharks and lots of manta rays. Our warm clear tropical waters are legendary amongst divers for dramatic coral encrusted walls rising from the depths to within inches of the surface. Home to over 1,300 species of fish and more than 700 species of coral, Palau also offers exciting wreck diving with one of the Pacific’s largest collection of intact WWII shipwrecks and plane wrecks.
Palau’s richly abundant waters also provide wonderful leisurely snorkeling and free-diving too! See turtles, sharks, barracuda and multitudes of colorful reef fish as you glide over dazzling coral reefs.
8D6N, 12-dives package from SGD $2,477 per diver including return airfare on Air Niugini, ex-Singapore
Papua New Guinea’s hottest new destination is near Rabaul, the wreck diving capital of the Bismark Sea. Critters, W.W.2 wrecks – ships and planes, adventure diving to remote islands and exciting Papua New Guinea reef dives – Kabaira Dive…
At the heart of Oriental Mindoro on the Puerto Galera peninsula you will find Atlantis Dive Resort – the area’s premier dive resort and dive center. Just a short hop from Manila, Puerto Galera literally means Port of Galleons; its sheltered bays have been a safe haven for sailors for centuries. These days though it’s the world class diving and stunning scenery that keeps visitors coming back year after year.
The diversity of hard and soft corals, along with hundreds of tropical fish life makes Puerto Galera one of the most popular dive destinations in the Philippines. Waters are flushed by the current of the South China Sea, resulting in strong currents of up to 6 knots. This makes the area well known for its exhilarating drift dives. The Verde Island Passage is very deep so clear water is very common to the dive sites of Puerto Galera.
Minahasa Lagoon Resort luxury dive package with 06 guided boat dives from S$1,693 per diver including return airfare from Singapore
The Diving Center is directed by European PADI instructors who have been in the Manado area for more than 5 years. Their experience and familiarity with the reefs in and around Bunaken National Park offers the diver a guaranteed quality dive experience.
IIn an effort to improve our local underwater attractions, on September 26th, the Reef Dive Resort shall be sinking a 52ft steel-hulled ex-live aboard vessel, the “Sipadan Mermaid”. This vessel will be creating our 2nd artificial reef on the island in just 18-25 metres of water and will join our very successful “Shipwreck Pos” and reef-ball project.
Malaysia is part of the “Coral Triangle”, the area of the world’s oceans recognized by scientists as having the highest biodiversity. Coral reefs represent an economically important ecosystem and are the foundation of a significant percentage of the country’s tourist industry. There are some 4,000 km2 of reefs around the country, including fringing reefs and offshore islands. Over 350 species of hard coral have been identified in Peninsular, and 500 in East Malaysian waters.
Surrounded by the brilliant, blue waters of the Sulu Sea and seven square kilometres of reef, Amanpulo is an ideal destination for divers. Novices will welcome the clear seas in front of the Beach Club and the gentle drop-off to deeper waters. A variety of fine dive locations open up on both sides of Pamalican Island, home to Amanpulo, and most are just a short boat ride away. Discover them with The Amanpulo Underwater Experience.
Included are five nights’ accommodation in a Beach Casita, full breakfast daily, served in the casita or in the Restaurant, one gourmet picnic lunch basket for two and a choice of one dive programme.
Special Deepavali 5D4N departure from Nov 14-18, 2009.
Minahasa Lagoon Resort luxury dive package with 06 guided boat dives from S$1,156 per diver including return airfare from Singapore
The Diving Center is directed by European PADI instructors who have been in the Manado area for more than 5 years. Their experience and familiarity with the reefs in and around Bunaken National Park offers the diver a guaranteed quality dive experience.
8D6N, 12-dives package from S$2,845 per diver including return airfare ex-Singapore
Tufi Dive Resort is one of the more luxurious dive resorts in PNG, and offers splendid 180 degree views over the fjord. The main building houses a dining room, lounge, bar, reception, office and laundry. Built from timber to harmonise with tropical surroundings, it features traditional woven walls and exquisite carvings from many regions of PNG. It’s an inviting place to relax, relive the day’s diving experiences and plan tomorrow’s unique diving, trekking or kayaking adventures. Outside is a terraced dining area with spectacular views.
The SMART Divers Resort is nestled in a coconut grove on the south-east side of the island overlooking the water and nearby Sipadan Island. It consists of 40 wooden duplex chalets with each room featuring two oversized single beds, a couch, shelves, ceiling fan, fly-screened windows, air-conditioning, a private en-suite offering free-flowing hot and cold fresh water and a front veranda.
12D10N, 24-dives package fr S$4,225 per diver including return airfare ex-SIN
Tufi Dive Resort is one of the more luxurious dive resorts in PNG, and offers splendid 180 degree views over the fjord. The main building houses a dining room, lounge, bar, reception, office and laundry. Built from timber to harmonise with tropical surroundings, it features traditional woven walls and exquisite carvings from many regions of PNG. It’s an inviting place to relax, relive the day’s diving experiences and plan tomorrow’s unique diving, trekking or kayaking adventures. Outside is a terraced dining area with spectacular views.
5D4N dive package from S$1,510 per diver including return airfare on Silkair.
We are situated on the south-western coast of the Island of Cebu, near the fishermen village of Moalboal, right in front of a stunning coral shoreline. The area hosts only but a handful resorts, of which Kasai Village is in a distinctive class…
Malaysia is part of the “Coral Triangle”, the area of the world’s oceans recognized by scientists as having the highest biodiversity. Coral reefs represent an economically important ecosystem and are the foundation of a significant percentage of the country’s tourist industry. There are some 4,000 km2 of reefs around the country, including fringing reefs and offshore islands. Over 350 species of hard coral have been identified in Peninsular, and 500 in East Malaysian waters.