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Dive Travel Season 3, Episode 5: Revillagigedos Archipiellagos - Mexico

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On this Dive Travel adventure, visit three of the four volcanic islands making up the Revillagigedo Archipelago, 250 miles off the southern coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, in the Pacific Ocean. It's here we encounter the magnificent giant Pacific manta rays. (Manta Birostris,) the largest of the rays. Watch Dive Travel Season 3, Episode 5 Revillagigedos Archipiellagos - Mexico in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Dive Travel Season 3, Episode 5 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

9 episodes
1

North Carolina Wreck Diving

Join us as we stay in the USA and travel to Morehead City, North Carolina to dive some of the ship wrecks that are part of "the graveyard of the Atlantic".We interview Captain George Purifoy and friend, Claud Hull, about the U352 German Sub which they discovered (sunk May 9, 1942) as we give you a video tour of the sub 100 feet below the ocean surface.
2

Shipwrecks of the Upper Great Lakes of Michigan

We are in Michigan for this edition of Dive Travel. Many have asked us to dive and explore a few of the thousands of shipwrecks in the northern part of our Great Lakes. On this show we visit eight wrecks, two in Lake Michigan: the Eber Ward, sunk in 1909;and the Sandusky, sunk in 1856 during the civil war.
3

Manado North Sulawesi - Indonesia

We take you to Manado, the capital city of North Sulawesi Indonesia. Included in our travel was Lembeh Strait, Biaro Island, Ruang and Tagulandang Islands, Siau Island and Para Island, Mehengetang Island (an underwater volcano), Kahakitang Island, Bangka Island, Pulisan (Mainland), Bunaken National Marine Park, Minahasa area and Poopo.
4

Nassau Bahamas - New Providence Island

Travel with us as we visit Nassau, the capital of the Bahamas, on New Providence Island, for this edition of Dive Travel. We dive with Stuart Cove's Aqua Adventures, and visit the wrecks made famous in many Hollywood movies, with such as Splash, Flipper, Jaws IV, Speed 2, Into the Blue, Open water, After the Sunset, four James Bond movies, and more.
5

Revillagigedos Archipiellagos - Mexico

On this Dive Travel adventure, visit three of the four volcanic islands making up the Revillagigedo Archipelago, 250 miles off the southern coast of Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, in the Pacific Ocean. It's here we encounter the magnificent giant Pacific manta rays. (Manta Birostris,) the largest of the rays.
6

Curacao

Welcome to colorful, picturesque Curaçao. We'll be visiting are Lions Dive Beach Resort, the Curaçao Hilton, and SuperClubs Breezes Curaçao. World class diving in crystal clear water, including walls, reefs, and shipwrecks teaming with fish and covered in vibrant coral. We'll be diving Mushroom Forest, Superior Producer, the Dolphin Boat Dive, and many other world renowned sites by boat.
7

US Virgin Islands

On this Dive Travel adventure, travel to the U.S. Virgin Islands of St. Thomas, St. Croix and St. John. Here we dive the reefs, walls, wrecks and encounter the marine life. Topside in St. Thomas we tour, Charlotte Amalie. In St. Croix we are there for Carnival, and tour the Whim Plantation Museum, a Rum factory and the island's countryside. In St. John we tour downtown Cruzbay.
8

Alaska

We take our dry suits to the most northern route yet in our series, heading to Vancouver British Columbia, Canada, and take a ten day cruise and dive along the inside passage to Sitka, Alaska. Sit back now and enjoy this special Dive Travel adventure from our 49th state, Alaska
9

Raja Ampat - Indonesia

Travel to the opposite side of the planet to Sorong, Indonesia and dive off the Ocean Rover once again at Raja Ampat, (known as the Four Kings) located west of Papua, New Guinea.Widely considered the planet's most bio-diverse coral reefs, Indonesia's Raja Ampat Archipelago has over 541 species of hard coral.