FIJI Fiji has been described as the soft coral capital of the world, and for good reason. Here you will find these other-worldly formations in a riot of colors. The Great White Wall, in the Somo Somo Strait, is literally covered with soft corals. Other prime diving areas include Beqa Lagoon, where coral bommies are loaded with colorful soft corals and seafans; Astrolabe Reef, where dramatic drop-offs meet big animals; Namena and Matagi Islands, where schooling fish meet pelagics and coral gardens; and Nigali Passage, where tidal exchanges bring sharks.
	TAHITI Tahiti, and the other islands of French Polynesia, represent the epitome of how tropical islands are imagined. Made famous by the paintings of Gauguin, Tahiti has always held a legendary place in romantic minds. Exquisitely beautiful Bora Bora, idyllic Moorea, and the huge atoll of Rangiroa are also held in high esteem in the minds of divers. Here you will find reefs loaded with tropicals—and shark feeding encounters that will knock your fins off. Bringing in Blacktips and Gray Reef Sharks, the feedings range from hand-offerings in stand-up depths, to explosive chum bucket frenzies in wild atoll passes.
	LOS CABOS Just in from The Socorros, of course, at the tip of the Baja Peninsula, are the resort towns of Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo. Off the coastline here, where the warm waters of the Sea of Cortez and the cooler Pacific mix, anything can happen. Shore-based dive boats and live-aboard vessels offer divers encounters with Hammerheads, Manta Rays, Whale Sharks and billfish, and the sudden appearance of sea lions will always get your heart pounding. In your nondiving hours, you can fish for big game or party the night away in the many happening cantinas
BLUE LAGOON CRUISE FIJI Blue Lagoon's NEW "Cruise in Luxury - Dive in Paradise" Cruise offers a 7 day 6 night cruise for divers as well as their non diving spouses. Depart every first Saturday of every month. Enjoy up to 15 dives in seven days. All scuba dive equipment provided if neccessary. Bring your family to this unspoiled paradise and meet the most friendly people of the world! For more information call 877-642-2638
GRAND CAYMAN Grand Cayman is world renowned for its spectacular Scuba Diving, but why is Cayman so good? Well first there is always somewhere calm to dive, even on a windy day. There is usually very little in the way of currents, so you won't get swept away and the visibility is on average 100 ft, But what really sets Cayman apart from the rest is the walls. If you can imagine Grand Cayman as the top of a very flat mountain, there is a gentle slope from the beach to about 500 yards off shore (on the west side) it is at this point at a depth of about 50 ft that the wall starts dropping off to thousands of feet, Because of the usually excellent conditions this makes Grand Cayman the perfect choice for experts and novices alike.