Below Freezing: The Antarctic Dive Guide
December 19, 2006 @ 08:36 AM (EST)
Source: Divemagazine.co.uk
Antarctica is the last diving frontier - around this massive continent, only a few small areas have been subject to even minimal underwater exploration. The area with amazing visibility is under the ice at McMurdo Sound, the ultra-remote US research station. However, most visitors go to the Antarctic Peninsula and dive next to ice rather than under it...
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