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  • Bathing Suits

    Bathing Suits

    Bathing suits, also known as swimsuits, are worn for many purposes. Basically, for the general public, they are meant to avoid nudity or exposure when going for a swim or sun-bathing in public places like beaches and public swimming pools. Swimmers in a competition may...

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  • Bikini Bathing Suits

    Bikini Bathing Suits

    In 1946, Jacques Heim introduced the Atome, which he called the world’s smallest bathing suit. The Atome was modified by an engineer called Louis Reard two months later, and named it bikini, after Bikini Atoll, the site of nuclear weapon tests in the Marshall Islands....

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  • Kids’ Bathing Suits

    Kids’ Bathing Suits

    Kids’ bathing suits now come in different styles and designs, with accessories and add-ons such as water shoes and sunglasses. But a lot of other important factors have to be taken into consideration when buying bathing suits for kids, not just the fashion or design....

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  • Men’s Bathing Suits

    Men’s Bathing Suits

    Buying the right size, style and material for bathing suits is important, especially if you are a professional swimmer. There is a wide range of men’s bathing suits to choose from, so it takes a little time to figure out the right type of bathing...

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  • One-Piece Bathing Suits

    One-Piece Bathing Suits

    There are different types, styles, designs and variants of one-piece bathing suits such as monokinis, string bodies, sling bikinis, and halter-necks. Most of them are modifications of the two-piece Bikini bathing suit that came out in the 1940s. New styles of one-piece bathing suits are...

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  • Popular Men’S Bathing Suits

    Popular Men’S Bathing Suits

    Men’s bathing suits, like women’s, are also available in various styles, designs and types though options are generally uniform in comparison. Speedo, actually a swimsuit brand name, may be the most popular bathing suit for men. The name is now used as a generic term...

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  • Women’s Bathing Suits

    Women’s Bathing Suits

    Women’s bathing suits can be categorized into one-piece and two-piece suits. There are numerous styles, designs and variants for each type. For example, the bikini, a typical two-piece bathing suit for women, can be further classified into the thong, G-string or tankini. One-piece bathing suits,...

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  • Women’s Bathing Suits To Suit All Shapes

    Women’s Bathing Suits To Suit All Shapes

    Shopping for women’s bathing suits can be a daunting task because most women believe that bathing suits compliment only those with the perfect hourglass figure. This is not so. If you consider that very few have perfect figures, then you’ll realize that there are many...

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  • Swimming with Dolphins in California

    Swimming with Dolphins in California

    California’s Central Coast is home to a variety of marine life including several types of dolphins. The Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary (MBNMS), a Federally protected marine area offshore of California’s central coast, supports one of the world’s most diverse marine ecosystems. It is home...

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  • Swimming with Dolphins in Cancun

    Swimming with Dolphins in Cancun

    Cancun is one of the few places in the world where you can get a wide variety of swim-with-dolphin options at some of the most spectacular settings on earth. Here at several dolphinariums you can feel the thrill of the foot push as two dolphins...

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  • Swimming with Dolphins in Florida

    Swimming with Dolphins in Florida

    If you want to swim with bottlenose and spotted dolphins, both trained and wild, the Florida coast is an ideal destination. Bottlenose and spotted dolphins are the most gentle and intelligent mammals next to humans and even more when you meet them. You’ll be able...

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  • Swimming with Dolphins in Hawaii

    Swimming with Dolphins in Hawaii

    Hawaii is a special place to swim with dolphins in the wild. The most common dolphins to swim with are the Hawaiian Spinner Dolphin or Spotted Dolphins. Hawaii is home to about 700–1000 Spinner Dolphins. The Kona Coast on the Big Island of Hawaii is...

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  • Swimming with Dolphins in Key Largo

    Swimming with Dolphins in Key Largo

    Key Largo, known as the diving capital of the world, is located only an hour and a half from Miami International airport. Key Largo is the first in the Florida Keys chain and a perfect get-a-way for an extended vacation or day trip from Miami....

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  • Swimming with Dolphins in Malta

    Swimming with Dolphins in Malta

    Those who have had close and intimate encounters with dolphins say they experienced joy and peace of mind. Swimming with dolphins is rapidly becoming a very popular activity around the world – even in Malta. There is only one facility in Malta that offers swimming...

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  • Swimming with Dolphins in the Bahamas

    Swimming with Dolphins in the Bahamas

    Several sites in the Bahamas offer swim-with-dolphins experiences at reasonable cost and for varying swimming abilities. You don’t have to be an excellent swimmer to have close and intimate encounters with dolphins in the Bahamas. You can meet up with dolphins in shallow waters on...

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  • Swimming With Dolphins: An Aquatic Adventure

    Swimming With Dolphins: An Aquatic Adventure

    Swimming with dolphins — the most dynamic, beautiful, and highly intelligent mammals of the sea — is rapidly becoming a very popular activity around the world. Those who have had close and intimate encounters with dolphins say they experienced joy and peace of mind. Researchers...

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  • Best Snorkeling Destinations

    Best Snorkeling Destinations

    Snorkeling is a universal sport and is enjoyed wherever there is clear still water abundant in marine flora and fauna. Some maritime tourist spots have become fan favorites, such as the beaches of the Hawaii Islands, the Caribbean, Florida and California. The entire Great Barrier...

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  • Snorkeling

    Snorkeling

    Snorkeling or underwater sightseeing is gaining wide popularity. The gear, much like the scuba gear, includes a mask, fins and a short tube called as snorkel. Snorkeling is done just below the surface of still bodies of water, such as lagoons, where moving water won’t...

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  • Snorkeling Fins

    Snorkeling Fins

    Fins are an important part of snorkeling gear. With their flat wide surface they allow the snorkeler to easily navigate under water. The larger the fins, the more force they provide in the forward direction; but larger fins are also heavier and may impede motion....

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  • Snorkeling Masks

    Snorkeling Masks

    Snorkeling masks are used to allow the snorkeler to see underwater, at the same time keep water out of his eyes. The mask should be a good fit and should seal properly on the face to prevent leaks. Snorkeling masks are made of chiefly poly...

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  • Snorkeling Tours

    Snorkeling Tours

    The Hawaiian Islands in the North Pacific Ocean, the Galapagos in the Pacific and the Caribbean in the West Indies are among the most popular locations for snorkeling. Many tours are offered in the Great Barrier Reef in Australia with a price tag starting at...

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  • Snorkeling Vacations

    Snorkeling Vacations

    Hawaii, Mexico and the Caribbean are popular locations for snorkeling vacations, along with Australia and Bali. Bali is known for its temples and volcanoes. Rich in culture and mythology, a world of sensory delights is opened to travelers of all ages. The island boasts of...

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  • Tropical Snorkeling

    Tropical Snorkeling

    While snorkeling in the tropics you’ll marvel at the clear blue shimmering waters, colorful marine life and silvery schools of fish, maybe even a dolphin or two—all under a sparkling sun. No wonder the tropics are favored for snorkeling. The beaches are shallow, less than...

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  • A Guide to Underwater Camera Cases

    A Guide to Underwater Camera Cases

    If you are buying a new underwater camera or video camera, you will need an underwater camera case. And this case needs to be watertight, airtight, dustproof, crush resistant and designed to keep your valuable equipment safe from all the elements. It may also be...

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  • A Guide to Underwater Cameras

    A Guide to Underwater Cameras

    There are two types of underwater camera systems: an “amphibious” camera, which is a self-contained waterproof system, and an SLR land camera with waterproof housing. Amphibious systems are small, compact, and easy to travel with, while SLRs offer more advanced features, such as auto-focus, advanced...

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