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Freediving spots in Vietnam?
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Been a few years since I dived there but Nha Trang is one of the main and easily accessible Diving spots. If you take a boat out with one of the dive companies to sites like Electric nose you will have deep water and pretty good viz
In Hoi An, there is a bar called "The Dive Bar" which is also a dive operation.
My friend SCUBA'd with them, and another friend and I freedived off the same boat.
Cham Island Diving - Hoi An - Vietnam
They weren't massively enthusiastic about freediving, and preferred to imagine that we snorkelled... and just made sure that they were looking the other way when we were taking weights.
Really nice dive spots that we visited... one semi-circle bay with loads of stuff to see, and one that was a pinnacle with quite a lot of current, but lots of shoals of fish.
I'd only ever dived of a boat with We Freedive & SeaBees - and the Vietnam operation was nowhere near as good as that... but I've got nothing else to compare it to.
Hope that helps,
Dan
My friend SCUBA'd with them, and another friend and I freedived off the same boat.
Cham Island Diving - Hoi An - Vietnam
They weren't massively enthusiastic about freediving, and preferred to imagine that we snorkelled... and just made sure that they were looking the other way when we were taking weights.
Really nice dive spots that we visited... one semi-circle bay with loads of stuff to see, and one that was a pinnacle with quite a lot of current, but lots of shoals of fish.
I'd only ever dived of a boat with We Freedive & SeaBees - and the Vietnam operation was nowhere near as good as that... but I've got nothing else to compare it to.
Hope that helps,
Dan