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"Scuba divers used to be part of an exclusive club. Simply being&amp;nbsp;certified by the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI) served as a sort of cocktail party trump card. (\"You enjoyed Paris? How droll. I breath underwater.\") But, with established destinations like the Caymans and the Caicos flooded with hundreds of thousands of freshly certified divers, simply getting down doesn't feel like enough anymore. To stay ahead of the curve &amp;ndash; and away from the crowd &amp;ndash; serious aquanauts are now hopping live-aboard&amp;nbsp;cruises and winging toward obscure archipelagos to seek out dangerous megafauna -&amp;nbsp;in rough waters. The best dive expeditions suddenly have more in common with safaris than with day trips out to the local reef.\r\nUltimately, the abundance of new destinations and activities is great for beginners and divemasters alike, but choosing a dive spot can still be tricky. Always the good dive buddy, we've found six of the best new destination dives on the planet. These descents offer underwater explorers the chance to get up close and personal with exotic creatures and explore both pristine and restored ecosystems."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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