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tropical waters

In no other ecosystem on earth is there such a great diversity of species as in tropical waters. Due to the pleasant water temperatures, a colorful variety of corals, mussels, snails, crustaceans, turtles and fish could develop.

We divers have opportunities to explore communities, predator-prey relationships, mating rituals and much more. Large fish encounters are not uncommon on many tropical reefs:

Manta rays, sharks, barracudas… The biologically interested diver feels like in an aquarium, he is not sitting in front of the glass pane, but is part of the action.

  • Staatlich ermächtigter Tauchverband
  • Cedip - european commitee of professional
    diving instructors
  • erster österr. Berufstauchlehrer Verband
Über den EOBV
  • Tel.: +43 (0)6542 68370
  • Mobil: +43 (0)664 406 8381
  • E-Mail: lg-a@eobv.eu
EOBV • Point 24 • A-5751Maishofen • ZVR Zahl:581236810