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Today it is one of the best shore wreck diving site in the world, accessible to all level of divers, beginners, advanced divers and tech divers, as the ship lies from – 20 m to – 70 m. Before my first dive, it was great to listen to the long and detailed dive briefing done by Scott of Dive Pacific. This is the orientation dive all divers do when diving for the first time on the SS President Coolidge. If you are still an Open Water diver, take the opportunity to pass your Advanced Open Water in Vanuatu to understand what it involve to dive at 30 m down and pursue your exploration of the SS President Coolidge This top-notch dive centre offers fun dives on the SS President Coolidge and Million Dollar Point every day.

Here are below my best tips to travel between Tokyo city centre and the airport efficiently (Note I don’t recommend limousine buses, I took them once and got stuck in traffic for more than 2 hours): • It only takes 13 minutes to go from Hamamatsucho to Haneda Airport, and the ticket costs only 490¥ (about £3/4€); you need to add the cost of your ticket to get to Hamamatsucho Station (between 200¥ to 400¥). I avoid going there now as I feel like buying everything every time I go. Except for the good view of the Rainbow bridge, I have to say the view from the boat isn’t incredible since the Sumida river banks are not the prettiest part of Tokyo, but I still find it to be a nice option.

That’s why I’m scuba diving all around Japan while learning Japanese, and that’s why it took me 3 months last summer to understand New Caledonia’s treasures. Read the full story: Diving in the other south of France – part 2 – Sète & Thau Lagoon After 2 weeks of wandering around the Izu Peninsula peacefully, I finally made it to the scuba diving Mecca of Japan: Okinawa. Read the full story: A scuba diving road trip into the wild of Northern New Caledonia Like its name After 3 months of scuba diving all around New Caledonia, and diving Eden Garden 3 times, I found this site had the best selection of what New Caledonia has best to offer scuba diving wise.

New Caledonia is an archipelago of 6 inhabited islands in addition to its main island, Grande-Terre: the Isle of Pines, Belep, and the Loyautés Islands formed by Lifou, Mare, Ouvea and Tiga. I decided to focus only, in this article, on the 3 islands of New Caledonia where scuba diving is available: the Isle of Pines, Ouvea and Lifou. The Isle of Pines is the place where I logged the greatest number of dives in the New Caledonia islands: 12 dives, 8 different dives sites, in 5 days. A 50-minute flight away from Nouméa or a 5-hour ferry ride, Lifou is the largest of the New Caledonia Islands and the capital of the Kanak culture through all the New Caledonia Islands.