Diving News September 2007

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FRIDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER 2007
	Moo Koh Surin, Scuba Diving Heaven in Thailand
	The second route to Phangnha is also begun from motorway no. 4 at Bangkok, then go through this motorway until arriving at Choomporn. From this point, the route is changed to motorway no. 41, keeps going on this motorway until arriving at Tachang city. At Tachang, the route is changed to motorway no.401 by turn right at intersection, using motorway no. 401 for approximately 50 kilometers until Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 27 SEPTEMBER 2007
	Micronesian Nations Pledge to Protect Coral Reefs
	LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - The President of Palau, Tommy Esang Remengesau, Jr. and his two Pacific island nation counterparts, Emanual Mori, the President of the Federated States of Micronesia, and Kessai Note, President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands signed the International Declaration of Reef Rights at the 7th Micronesia Presidents' Summit on September 5, 2007 in the State of Ch Read Full Story
WEDNESDAY, 26 SEPTEMBER 2007
	New York State Offers Scuba Diving Trails
	The state of New York offers two of the best freshwater scuba diving trails in the United States. These are the Dive the Seaway Trail and the Underwater Blueway Trail. New York is the first state to connect freshwater locations into a trail. Doug McNeese, Scuba Schools International president, said that New York could be a model for other states in the country. Dive the Seaway Trail runs throu Read Full Story
TUESDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER 2007
	Great Wreck Diving In Egypt
	Once you start practicing scuba diving it will be hard for you to give up this sport. You will certainly choose to get better and better and you will start searching for beautiful places for scuba diving. The existing variety of destinations for scuba diving is practically endless and you will have a hard time taking a decision. You will find that many places provide you with clear water, grea Read Full Story
MONDAY, 24 SEPTEMBER 2007
	Scuba Diving On Grand Cayman
	Resting atop a submarine mountain of coral, the island of Grand Cayman offers some truly distinctive scuba diving opportunities. Off the shore, the coral walls that descend sharply into the Caribbean create some incredibly unique and challenging dives. Elsewhere around the island, there are plenty of dives perfect for all ages and skill levels. Regardless of where you dive in Grand Cayman, how Read Full Story