Scuba diving in Singapore

Singapore is a great country consisting of 63 islands and islets in total. The land is a perfect place for holidaymakers from across the globe with its classy architecture, finest resorts and striking shopping malls. Places of interest can be literally named interesting as they show country’s nature, history and traditions. Tourists should visit such sightseeings as the Bay Gardens with the Cloud Forest, Marina Bay Sands with a great observation deck with a spectacular view, Singapore Zoo, the Southern Ridges, Mount Faber and the Orchard Road with numerous stores. A lot of cultural and religious festivals are held in a country throughout a year, where tourists can feel the unique atmosphere of Singaporean customs. White-sand beaches and clear surrounding waters provide opportunities for an array of activities. Diving is very popular in Singapore due to amazing underwater world sheltering thousands of fish. Divers can admire colourful sea-fan congregations and coral-formations on the average depth of 5-40m/16-65ft. Diving around Singapore is a fascinating adventure. Divers can explore large fish roaming around fringed reef or small species camouflaged in corals or sea fans. Dive sites are accessible by boat and advisable for divers of all levels. Scuba-diving is well-presented in Singapore. Divers can enjoy all the beauty of the underwater world by exploring such local dive sites as Pulau Hantu (consists of two islands Hantu Besar and Hantu Kecil) and Pulau Aur. The most popular wreck dive sites are the Sudong Wreck, the Hantu Wreck and the Sisters Wreck.