With Pulau Hantu and Pulau Jong being some of the only dive sites around Singapore, local divers typically head to Tioman or Bali for a change of scenery. You'll also have to plan in advance as the Open Ocean dive is fully booked for the rest of the year. To book a slot, you'll have to be a certified diver.
The 45-minute long experience takes place in a 12-meter deep tank which is teeming with schools of fish, huge Queensland groupers, zebra and hammerhead sharks, manta rays, spotted eagle rays and more. Rolling in the deepĪ bit of a misnomer, the 'open ocean' dive actually takes place in an enclosed aquarium.
How is it different from diving in the ocean? What should you do when you're swimming next to a manta ray? We tag along with artiste Amanda Chaang, 31, as she heads into unchartered waters. In fact, for the price of $250, you can get up close and personal with them and other marine animals at S.E.A. You've probably heard of the saying 'swimming with sharks' before, but what you might not know is that they aren't the dangerous man eaters they're made out to be. Follow host and actress Amanda Chaang as she embarks on a journey to become the most ‘influential’ millennial in our new series, AsiaOne Tries.
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