Video dive in Maldives
BLUE LAGOON
A dive in the waters of the Maldives, in the Indian Ocean.
- Environment
- Mixed
- Period
- March 2024
- Divers
- Communauté Dive.Explo360
- Observations
- 12 species
scientific endorsement
ALEXANDRE MEINESZ
Current licence:
This dive is available under the personal licence. Professional, commercial, organisational, institutional or training use requires an appropriate licence.
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ALEXANDRE MEINESZ
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Video dive in Maldives
A dive in the waters of the Maldives, in the Indian Ocean.
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