IN THE BLUE: Way down, dive into the depths of the colors of the sea, including fish and coral reefs

All? Not everyone. I love the sea, but I had one of my “personal fortune” to a child, my parents introduced me to that great part of me (and our planet), which is called water. Yes, from the pool of my city, to learn about different places – around the world – my mother and my father visited frequently, to plunge. My father had a diving license, my mother not, but they both loved to spend their free time in the water, like a second nature. http://www.divingworldredsea.com/italiano/centrisub/hurghada/a_dwHurghada.htm

Thanks to the opportunities offered to me by Meeting Benches, In – my name – accompanies you in their memories, the ones that fade in my happy days, into the blue. Perhaps, you are not in possession of a diving license. No problem. For now, follow me, observes and remembers. When we say goodbye, you can decide the depth and tone of your blue. Sure, it is basically a very, very personal. We must not forget that in this sport there is a small element of risk, but a mix of experience and prudence (as in all things in life), can turn your dives into the blue into something normal, like riding a bike. http://www.silentworld.com/

Starting point, a holidays in a tourist village, where there is a team of teachers (and of course appropriate equipment), to become familiar with mask, oxygen cylinder fins and snorkel. I’m sure – in a few days – even if you do not know yet the thrill of depth, however, you will have achieved your first goal: the confidence with what you breathe when you’re in the water. Your second step (if you are ready to perform it), is the purchase of diving equipment (if you love taking pictures, add a camera). http://www.seaworldboracay.com/

Now, in speaking to you of your possible third step: where to go. Red Sea and Indian Ocean, the Caribbean Sea or the Mediterranean Sea, but also the Pacific Ocean or the South China Sea. If you have your travel notebook, make a note of some of my advice. Then, when you’re at home, choose your fourth step: the color of your shade of blue. Of course, each of those six possible destinations is a blast from the blue, but the sea – as humans – has its own “inner voice”, specific and unmistakable. Listen to your voice, and let yourself go. http://www.world-diving.com/

The Red Sea (from September to December or from March to May), allows a choice of 60 possible points of immersion, including fish and corals (watch out for the sharks), in Egypt or Sudan. The two destinations in the Indian Ocean – Maldives or Seychelles – add your memories in the blue, something new: shellfish, manta rays and stingrays (October to April). Caribbean! Your choice is huge: Grand Bahama and Grand Cayman, Turks & Caicos Islands, Isle of Youth (Cuba) and Bayahibe (Santo Domingo). In these places, the weather will let a stay at any time of year between sponges and corals, turtles and wrecks of ancient shipwrecks. http://www.mares.com/region.php

In the Mediterranean, the choice is very wide, so I’ll just pointed to two destinations: Isola del Giglio (in Italy), and Lavezzi, in the island of Corsica (France). You can go there at any time of the year, falling in love of seahorses and sea fans, coral red and lobsters. New Guinea and Island of Vanua Levu (Fiji Islands), Great Barrier Reef (Australia), and Rangiroa (Tuamotu Archipelago, French Polynesia). In these latitudes, you can see a real “explosion” of fun colors, including whales and manta rays, sea turtles and barracudas. Borneo, Malaysia and the island of Cebu. Beautiful coral walls, similar to cathedrals, gardens of coral and sea fans. Hello, In invites you to enter the blue, without forgetting the essential first step: choose your master of depth, choose your personal depth. http://www.padi.com/scuba-diving/