This footage was shot over 21 dives around Coron on the 27th of November till the 3rd of December 2021.

This footage was shot over 12 dives around Coron on the 23rd till the 28th of March 2019.

This footage was shot over 17 dives on the Tubbataha reefs and the Jessie Beazley Reef on the 17th till the 22nd of March 2019.

Unfortunately, due to bad weather conditions, we were not able to dive on all the sites we’ve hoped for.... Never the less, we made some amazing dives on Tubbataha!

Nabucco Island, a real piece of paradise located within the Maratua Atoll (Borneo - Indonesia). This footage was shot over 30 dives in 9 days around the Maratua Atoll, Kakaban Island and Sangalaki Island.

The Maratua Atoll is located in the Celebes Sea, and contains one of the most beautiful underwater habitats in the world.
The dive sites are captivating due to their biodiversity and the nutrient rich currents coming from the Pacific Ocean.

Brotherdive 2017 Raja Ampat – West Papua (Indonesia)

A photo impression of scuba diving with Papua diving center in the beautiful waters around Kri island (Raja Ampat) in March 2017.

Raja Ampat, or the Four Kings, is an archipelago comprising over 1,500 small isles and it is a part of the newly named West Papua Province of Indonesia which was formerly Irian Jaya.

Raja Ampat diving offers some of the best diving in the world.

It is the world’s most bio-diverse marine region with more recorded fish, coral and mollusk species than anywhere else on the planet.

Our 'home base' was Kri Island which is located in the Dampier Strait. There are more than 30 sites in closest proximity of the Island.

One of the well known divesites is 'Cape Kri', this is the Papua Diving house reef on Kri. This is the dive site that put Raja Ampat on the map when Dr Gerry Allen smashed his record for total number of fish species on a single tank dive: 374 different species!

Other famous dive sites like 'Sardines' and 'Blue Magic' are a must for every diver!

RAJA AMPAT PART 1

RAJA AMPAT PART 2

Swarming fusiliers spin above, pursued by huge giant trevallies, packs of Bluefin jacks and huge Spanish mackerels. Schools of Big eye Trevallies and many large Barracudas can be seen. Green Turtles can be found here as well as Giant Manta Rays.
Batfish gather in the hundreds, while multitudes of schooling bannerfish feed in the current. Grey reef sharks, blacktips and whitetips can also be seen along with the wobbegong waiting in ambush on the sea floor..

Divecenter: Papua Diving
Number of dives: 32

Diving around Nusa Penida is just fantastic! It offers incredible dive sites where you have great chances to see the famous and rare Mola Mola also called Oceanic Sunfish. The best place to see the Mola Mola is the dive site Crystal Bay. However the current can be strong and tricky therefore it's not always possible to dive there.

These photos are made on various dive locations on Playa del Carmen, Cozumel and Puerto Morelos. They give you a good idea of the beauty of diving in the Mexican Caribbean!

From the C-56 wreck on Puerto Morelos , till the beautiful deep / wall dives on Cozumel and the spectacular drift dives along the coast of Playa del Carmen. Diving with Bull sharks: From November Bull sharks visit the 'Playa' area to spend the winter till March when they migrate north.

With a visibility of more than 40 meters is Cozumel a diver’s paradise.
The reef in Cozumel is full of attractions that have survived and overcame nature's dashing. It's walls goes down to until they get lost in the deep blue and are so full of life, that one dive it's not enough to completely admire them.

Divecenter: DiveMex
Number of dives: 14

To the ancient Maya, cenotes were passageways to the underground world of Xibalba.

Diving in paradise:

Palau offers world-class diving with sea walls, sheer drop-offs, caves and an exuberance of marine life. Palau (or Belau) is a 100-mile long archipelago, southeast of the Philippines. Lots of divers visit Palau each year, most of them specifically to dive with sharks.

Divers come to Palau for the amazing dive sites that have made Palau world famous.

Dive locations as Blue Corner, German Channel and blue holes are deservedly world famous.

Divecenters: Sam's tours (Unique Diving Expedition) and Fish 'n Fins Divecenter
Number of dives: 27

Due to private circumstances it was not possible to plan a official Brotherdive in 2014.
However we've managed to dive a couple of days together during one of our family holidays in the Red Sea around Hurghada.
With only four common dives we label this as being a 'Micro Brother Dive'.

The Red Sea (Arabic: Bahr el-Ahmar)

Mabul, just a twenty minute boat ride from Sipadan

The triangle between Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines is one of the most bio-diverse marine habitats in the world. Strong ocean currents, deep sea trenches and sea mounts, combined with active volcanic islands have created a complex oceanographic environment that is paradise for divers. The beauty of this region lies in it's diversity.

Divecenters: Borneo divers
Number of dives: 20

Kapalai is the third point of the famous 'Golden Triangle', with Sipadan and Mabul being the other two. Kapalai is not a true island but a sandbar on which they build a resort on. Kapalai is, like Mabul, also a 20 minutes boatride from Sipadan.

While the resort was originally built for it's proximity to world-famous Sipadan, we also discovered the paradise that awaited just beneath the resort.

Divecenters: Kapalai Diving Center
Number of dives: 9

Bunaken is a small tropical island approximately 15 km from Manado on the mainland of North Sulawesi. Scuba diving around the Bunaken islands is terrific. The entire area is protected via the 'Bunaken Marine Park'. (over 70.000 hectares)

The waters around the park are as deep as 1600 meters which gives you the opportunity to experience some of the best wall diving experiences in the world! (Bunaken was voted the best wall-diving in Asia). Visibility can go to 50 meters !

Divingcenter: Bastianos Diving Center Bunaken
Number of dives: 13

The Lembeh strait - Critters paradise

The Lembeh strait is located between the Lembeh Island and the mainland in the North Eastern part of North Sulawesi.

Diving in Lembeh is like jumping into a world of tiny strange and weird creatures. Lembeh Strait is known as the "muck diving" capital of the world.

Lembeh is only a couple of hours from Bunaken (Boat & car), it's worth to combine a trip like we did!

Divingcenter: Bastianos Diving Center Lembeh
Number of dives: 12

On his trip to the world famous “Tiger Beach.” he made some amazing pictures...

Divecenter: Jim Abernethy’s scuba adventures

It all started with this holiday.....

The 26 atolls (ring-shaped reefs) in the Maldives are home to 1192 islands
Located on the Southeast corner of Ari atoll, Vilamendhoo island lies in the heart of some of the most thrilling dive sites in the Maldives.
White beaches, palm studded gardens, tropical lush vegetation and turquoise blue lagoons surrounds the only 900 x 250 meter Island on all sides.

The island is a total dream for diving addicts, with over 50 dive sites and a fantastic house reef with 10 entry points, Vilamendhoo is the perfect diver’s paradise.

Most of the dive sites are between 10 minutes and 1 hour away from the island. A full daytrip to Sun Island to encounter whale sharks, or to Rangali Madivaru for the manta rays is highly recommended !!