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 About 90km north of Sharm el Sheikh lies the town of Dahab. Dahab means 'gold' in Arabic. In Sinai, however, it actually means golden sands, turquoise sea and off-beat cafe life. The town itself mainly consists of two villages; the Bedouin village of Assalah in the southern half, with the business and administrative center of Dahab to the north. Dahab should be experienced for what it currently has to offer; Egyptian and bedouin culture, exquisite diving and its beautiful setting with swaying palms, fine sand and wonderful snorkeling and diving opportunities.
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 Venezuela is a land filled with rich biodiversity and a huge range of different natural features. It is the home of Angel Falls, the Gran Sabana with the mystical Tepuy, Orinoco Delta, Amazon, and of course with over 3000 km (2000 miles) of Caribbean coastline an amazing variety of diving.
During your stay in Venezuela you will be based at a remote village on the coastline called 'Playa Colorada'. It is approximately 40 minutes by jeep to Puerto La Cruz and one hour away from Caracas by air.
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 A great place to learn Spanish and scuba dive is Quespos / Manuel Antonio - two bordering towns on the fringe of the famous Manuel Antonio National Park. Surrounded by beautiful bays, stunning dive sites and plenty of culture, it is an ideal location to learn Spanish and Scuba Dive.
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 Fiji is perhaps one of the furthest destinations from the UK - an ideal spot to get away from it all! You will be based on an island called Nasonisoni - it is situated just off the larger island of Vanua Levu (see map). The whole area around the island (including Nasonisoni) is popular for its reefs and scuba diving adventures, archeological sites, kayaking and hiking.
Nasonisoni is largely an undeveloped island and has one major village - about 20 minutes by boat from our base. The bures (huts) are located on the beach front and are sheltered by lime, coconut and orange trees. It really is quite primative out here and it's a remote and secluded part of this world!
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 Andros Island is the largest and least-explored island in The Bahamas. With a population of over six thousand and the fewest people per unit area of all of the Bahamas, most people live on the east coast of the island in the three major towns on the island; Nicholl's Town and Andros Town on North Andros, and Congo Town, on South Andros.
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 Makongeni, Muhaka and Mukurumuji camps are all community camps based within small rural communities nestled in the bush. Within any of these locations you will witness real African community life happening around you day by day. Don't expect to see any tourists in the village; this is your chance to realise your African dreams. These Camps are anywhere between 4 - 25km away from the Indian Ocean making these fantastic beach and bush locations.
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