Tech Fun Diving
Tech Fun Diving
There are many great dive locations around the world that are either partially or entirely off-limits to recreational divers. For many technical divers, they are the reason that they undertook technical dive training. Tech fun diving means deep walls, challenging wrecks, or caves, and they’re the reason you spent all the money that you did on training all the way up to Trimix or investing in a rebreather.
Here’s an overview of some of the more popular places to tech fun dive. This page is currently a work in progress.
Norway
Cold water diving is more challenging than just throwing on a wetsuit, but the rewards for being a little hardier can be great. Norway offers a lot of diversity in the types of diving you can do. In terms of ocean and lake diving, there are deep walls, shallow bays, and pinnacles. You can also go muck diving and drift diving. Norway is known for its wrecks and the Plura cave system, but there is also fantasic macro diving to be had, and opportunities to see large pelagic species in places like Lofoten.
Malta
P29
MV Rozi
Um El Faroud
HMS Maori
HMS Southwold
Inland Sea
HMS Stubborn
Karwela
The Polynesian
Truk Lagoon- Micronesia
San Francisco Maru
Nippo Maru
Shinkoku Maru
Fujikawa Maru
Heian Maru
Aikoku Maru
Amagisan Maru
Fujisan Maru
Nagano Maru
IJN Oite
Shotan Maru
I-169
Yamagiri Maru
Hoyo Maru
Kansho Maru
Rio De Janeiro Maru
Gosei Maru
Unkai Maru
Hoki Maru
Kikukawa Maru
Seiko Maru
Momokawa Maru
Sankisan Maru
Bikini Atoll- The Marshall Islands
The Galapagos
France
Brittany
Dordogne/Lot
Corsica
Marseille & Calanques National Park
French Riviera
Alps
Thailand
Sra Keow cave- Krabi
Song Hong cave- Thung Yai
Spider cave- Ao Luk Phang Nga
Klang cave- Ao Luk Phang Nga
Khao Sok National Park
Koh Tao
Khao Lak
US
Florida caves
Cow spring- Live Oak
Madison Blue Spring- Madison
Wes Skiles Peacock Springs State Park- Live Oak
Little River Springs- Branford
Devil’s den, Williston
Ginnie springs
