diving

Dive Against Debris

Sunday the 21st of August see's a small handful of dive and Eco-enthusiasts / warriors take to to the waters with Splash Hong Kong (www.splashhk.com) to join the the world wide Project AWARE (www.projectaware.com) program Dive Against debris. The Fun diving is being organized through Splash Hong Kong and will comprise two fun dives with a good luncheon on board the boat.

If you would like to join us for a fun day out and be a part of this world wide event please contact Darren Gilkison at darren.gilkison@splashhhk.com (tel 90479603) or myself Rob Gordon at rob.gordon@splashhk.com

Submitted by robgordon on 13 August 2011 - 5:09pm

HK diving incidents

On behalf of the diving community I would like to express my sincere condolences to the family and friends of Miss. Tong, who tragically died in a diving related accident over the weekend. This is now the 4th fatality in nearly 10 years.

Submitted by CharlieF on 5 October 2004 - 12:29pm

HK diving

Hong Kong is surrounded by sea. The approximate sea surface area is 1650 sq km, and dotted with some 200 islands. The rocky reefs and coral comunities of Hong Kong shelter a diverse and exquisite range of fish and marine fauna. Over 300 species of reef fish and 84 species of corals (hard & soft) have so far been recorded.

Submitted by CharlieF on 26 June 2004 - 5:16am

Tung Ping Chau (東平洲)

east tung ping chauTung Ping Chau is set in the east of Mirs Bay. Though only 2km long, and relatively flat (rising to just 48 metres), Tung Ping Chau makes for a cracking - and relaxing - day out, or even overnight stay.

Submitted by DocMartin on 13 April 2004 - 12:56pm
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