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YV&C International Yacht Vacations & Charters Magazine reports: Swimming into a small entrance tunnel at a depth of 26 meters, you ener one of the biggest oceanic limestone caves in the South Pacific Ocean. Fifty meters long, it’s also 20 meters wide and 20 meters high. The cave is teeming with flashlight fishes, reef sharks and a two meter grouper. In the gin clear water, you feel as though your gliding under the roof of a huge cathedral. The caves floor is at 50 metres, below! When Roland Schwara of Water Sports Ha’apai showed this magnificent  cave to US and Japanese scientists, exploring the  whole South Pacific’ for oceanic caves, they were stunned. “That’s the best” they shouted, barely spitting their diving regulars out! It’... (more)

Godzilla Diving in Borneo's Sipadan Island, An Ideal Yacht Charter

YV&C International Yacht Vacations & Charters Magazine reports: When Jacques Yves Cousteau first visited Sipadan Island off Borneo, in the seventies, aboard the legendary Calypso, he was so impressed with its marine life, that he and his team of divers stayed on for six months to record its spectacular marine creatures. One of the extraordinary discoveries Cousteau and his divers made was ... (more)

Jervis Bay

Jervis Bay, approximately 250 kilometres south of Sydney, abounds in sub-tropical marine life, especially in spring and summer, when warm east coast currents push down Australia’s east coast. A mecca for divers largely from Sydney and Canberra, Jervis Bay has seen underwater film crews from France, England and Japan. They come to film it’s unique marine life – bottom dw... (more)

The Galapagos 'Islands of Fire'

“Another feature of these isles is their emphatic uninhabitableness. It is deemed fit for ... the jackel itself; ... but the encantadas refuse to harbour even the outcasts of the beasts. Man and wolf alike disown them. Little but reptile life is here found; tortoises, lizards, ... and that strangest anomaly of outlandish nature, the iguano. No voice, no lo, no howl is heard; the ch... (more)

Whale Watching In Australia

“The winch, synchronized with the flensers knife, accelerates, and the bada ~ (the Norwegian word for baleen) with a wrenching tear, parts from the whale and swings wildly up into the air and outboard over the ship’s side, just grazing the bulwarks. During the half-second when it is outboard the winchman lets go his brake, and the lethal mass, which would smash to pulp anyone or anything... (more)