Shark Diving Expedition, Bahamas

September 20-26th, 2009

Come spend a week with us aboard our custom 86 foot expedition vessel departing from West Palm Beach, Florida for some of the most exciting shark dive spots in the Caribbean. Enjoy full immersion with five days a day and countless opportunities to encounter reef, lemon, nurse and most importantly tiger sharks on world famous Tiger Beach. Your complete dive adventure includes accommodation, food, all drinks (alcoholic and non alcoholic), tank fills and five PADI specialties of your choosing to further your dive education and qualify for Master Diver rating. There are two MSDT instructors on board who can educate and provide dive assistance with this exciting adventure. This is an EXPEDITION style trip and spots are extremely limited, so please book early.

Key Largo, Florida

August 23-24th, 2009

Come join us in beautiful Kay Largo for a weekend of diving the world famous John Pennekamp National Park. Plans include diving the Spiegel Grove and the Bibb wrecks, night dive on Molasses Reef and four other reef dives including two drift dives on Nitrox. Molasses reef consists of several different types of reef structure, and is spread out over 14-17 acres. The population of reef creatures is always changing, and includes frequent visits by many different pelagic species. Molasses has more than 25 Buoys (each one marking a different site), and is known for sites such as Fire Coral Cave, the Spanish Anchor, and the Winch Hole.

Grand Turk, Turks and Caicos, British West Indies

October 11-12th, 2009

Grand Turk is part of the Turks and Caicos Islands, located 575 miles Southeast of Miami. The Turks and Caicos Islands are well known for its unspoiled beauty, world-class Scuba Diving, and the friendly local people. Learn more about Grand Turk The most beautiful blue water you can imagine surrounds Grand Turk. Clear and warm, the turquoise blue turns a deep dark blue just a few hundred yards from shore where the wall drops. Most of the dive sites are on the west side of the island with the reef starting in just 30 feet of water. The reef gently slopes until it reaches about 40 feet then dramatically drops to 7000 feet. Visibility averages 100 feet and the water temperature ranges from 82°-84° in the summer to 78° in the winter. Spend an extended weekend diving this wonder with a special package from DiveBee.

Mozambique, Africa

November 22-29th, 2009

Mozambique beckons, with unspoiled, palm-lined beaches, world-class diving and fishing. Come with us on a Mozambique diving adventure and experience for yourself a coastline fringed by extensive coral reefs, offering natural splendor and an underwater spectacle that is hard to match.

Just read a comment from a previous trip and it will all make sense:

" I learned to dive here and many of the people I dived with were very experienced and they all agreed that it was the best diving they had ever seen. Better than the Red Sea, better than Australia... the best. The diving possibilities are almost limitless. There is a beautiful, calm, incredibly bright lagoon. Coral reefs abound within 300 m to 3000+ meters of the shore in all directions. The weather is irrationally gorgeous and visibility was virtually unlimited even at 30 m. Tropical, aquatic life abounds including blue spotted rays, crocodile fish, whales and sharks (even great whites). I saw four 1-4 meter rays in one 24 min. dive. The coral is spectacular and varied with many arches and tunnels and caves for those who like to play. As if that wasn't enough, it is probably some of the cheapest diving in the world."