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New Trip!
Layang Layang & the Spratly Islands on Siren, 16-26 May 2013
Perfectly timed for Prime Hammerhead Season. Special early bird price!
Prize Draw Winner!
Congratulations to Stephen King who has won our Prize Draw with Worldwide Dive and Sail. Stephen wins 10 nights on the SY Oriental Siren diving in East Timor!
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More Special Liveaboard Trips!
Forgotten Islands, Alor & Flores - Nov 2013 on Dive Damai II
East Timor Adventure trip - Sept/Oct 2013 on Oriental Siren
Maldives Full Moon Mantas - Oct 2012 on MV Eagle Ray
North & South Raja Ampat - Feb & April 2014 on SY Indo Siren
Tubbataha Reef Adventure - May 2014 on Philippine Siren
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Hot Resort Stays!
Ambon's Maluku Divers Resort - Critters in Comfort!
Atlantis Dumaguete Resort - relax, eat well & dive till you drop!
Wakatobi Dive Resort - the ultimate luxury diving holiday!
Misool Eco Resort - A diver's paradise in Southern Raja Ampat!
Walindi Resort - explore the underwater diversity of PNG!
Manta Ray Bay Resort - South Pacific Mantas & Sharks in Yap!
New Trip Reports...
East Timor - Frontier diving on virgin reefs!
Ambon - A photographers dream!
Raja Ampat - A place of mystery, myth & the world's best reef diving!
Anilao - Hanging out with the A-list critters!
Dumaguete & Puerto Galera - Equator Diving gets spoilt at Atlantis!
 Feb 2012 Issue - 'An Indonesian Odyssey'
"Bonnie Jackson, from Equator Diving set up the trip for us and organised all of our accommodation, diving, internal flights and the group trip. Bonnie is Indonesian, and a passionate diver herself. Importantly, she was able to navigate the local airline booking procedures that can be a bit difficult, and also get the best deals and schedules."
April 2012 Issue - 'Ambon - The New Macro Destination'
"If you have dived Lembeh and would like to see less divers and more critters, Ambon should be your next destination. Equator Diving sorted out all of our internal flights as well as the diving with Maluka Divers. We cannot wait to go back!"
Welcome to Equator Diving
At Equator Diving we specialise in diving holidays that get you up close and personal with Big Fish, forgotten WWII Wrecks and the world's strangest Macro Critters, all at incredible destinations along the earth's Equator. The Equator is approximately 40,000km long and as it passes around the world it encounters some of the most spectacular dive locations our planet has to offer. Galapagos, Maldives, Micronesia and Indonesia are amongst the highlights, but to explore all the waters will take you a lifetime. At Equator Diving we have the local knowledge to get you to the more remote, off the beaten track locations, whilst ensuring that your journey is as smooth as possible.
Dive sites around the equator offer everything a diver could wish for, from the famed macro critters of Indonesia's Lembeh Strait, to the WWII Wrecks of Truk Lagoon. And then there are the big fish encounters... Mola Mola coming up with the currents in Bali, Whale Sharks sucking on fisherman's nets in Cendrawasih Bay, the awe inspiring sight of schooling Hammerheads at Cocos Island and the Manta congregations in the Maldives.
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Full Financial Protection
Equator Diving is proud to be a member of the Travel Trust Association. The TTA provides 100% financial protection for all of our holidays. TTA website |
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The Equator Highlights
Big Fish Encounters >>>
Whether it be Whale Sharks, Mola Mola, Thresher Sharks, Hammerheads, Leopard Sharks, Dolphins, Silky Sharks, Wobbegongs, Giant Manta or swarms of Reef Sharks... Equator Diving has a location that will get you up close and personal!
Macro Heaven >>>
We have hand picked locations featuring amazing critters, including hairy frogfish, wunderpus, blue-ringed octopus, flamboyant cuttlefish, mantis shrimp, pygmy seahorse, rhinopias scorpionfish, harlequin shrimp, gurnards, ornate ghost pipefish, coleman shrimp, boxer crab, mimic octopus, leaf scorpionfish, robust ghost pipefish, mandarin fish, sea moths, stargazer and nudibranchs galore!
WWII Wrecks >>>
The Equator is home to the world's greatest wreck diving, including the Fujikawa Maru in Truk Lagoon, the Irako in Coron Bay, the 'Black Jack' B17 Flying Fortress in PNG, and for the more adventurous - a group of virgin wrecks near Manokwari in Indonesia.
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