Chuuk is one of the world’s best places for wreck diving, both recreational and tech. Here are our picks for the top five technical dives in Chuuk Lagoon.
Richard Devanney
If you love wreck diving, mere mention of Chuuk Lagoon will get your heart racing. Here are our picks for the five top recreational wreck dives in Chuuk Lagoon.
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Recreational diving in Malta offers warm water, great visibility and accessibility for many divers. But the technical diving in Malta is just as impressive.
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Once you’ve decided to pursue technical diving, choosing the right technical diving instructor can make all the difference.
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