• Destinations, Travel

    Posted on November 10th, 2011

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    Scuba diving is all about the location. Discovering strange and unfamiliar waters is what makes the adventure exciting. Unfortunately, many diving destinations offer the same, or very similar experiences. Most divers travel to tropical, warm waters where they can explore colorful reefs and exotic fish, but others want a more unique diving experience. For the experienced diver, this can be difficult to come by. Finding a diving destination that boasts completely unique and exciting dives can be a challenge, especially for adventurous divers that are always looking for the next thrill; Antarctica can offer all of this, and more.

    Full of intriguing wildlife, this continent has brought in adventure seekers from all over the globe. You can not only experience ice dives, and explore the under water sights, but also appreciate the diverse wildlife above water as well. The best time to visit would be between November and March, which is the Summer period for the southern hemisphere. This is when you will be able to see penguins and their chicks, different species of seals, Humpback wales and many others. With the extended daylight hours, you will be able to enjoy light well through the night, which is ideal for photographers. Not to mention the exciting opportunity to witness the Aurora Australis.

    Getting to Antarctica is much more convenient than you might think; flights often depart from South America, including Argentina and Chile, and there are plenty of all inclusive packages available online for Divers. Although these packages include the majority of costs involved with the trip, you will always need to book your own overseas travel insurance. As with any trip, you will want to have a policy that will cover every possible scenario, and help you avoid any possible losses. Booking your insurance separate is an important part of preparing for your trip, especially for Divers.

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