Jellyfish Lake in Palau is a very unique place. The lake is isolated from the sea, but is somewhere between fresh water and ocean water in salinty. The jellyfish have evolved over eons of time, and no longer have stings in their tentacles, making it possible to swim freely among them without fear of injury.

North Sulawesi, Indonesia is a beautiful, remote dive destination. The reefs have abundant fish life and fantastically healthy corals. Bangka Island and Batu Mandi both thrive with exotic marine life unique to this corner of the world.

Lembeh Strait in North Sulawesi, Indonesia is home to some of the most exotic marine life on the planet. The dark sandy bottom of the Strait might seem like the most unlikey place to observe beautiful sea creatures. "Muck diving" in Lembeh Strait however can prove to be truly rewarding. My all time favorite is the Hairy Frogfish!