Dive and travel guides
A collaboration between Tabiara (travel guides) and divefever (dive-site atlases by a divemaster).
Seven Tabiara destinations with a reason to get in the water. For each one you see what the Tabiara guide covers on land and which divefever atlas covers the dive sites.
About divefever: dive-site atlases written by Lukas, an SSI Divemaster, mostly from his own dives.
Seven destinations
- BaliDive atlas available
Tulamben, Amed, Nusa Penida and the Gilis.
- Koh SamuiDive atlas available
Sail Rock, Ang Thong and the sites around Koh Tao.
- CairnsDive atlas coming soon
Gateway to the Great Barrier Reef.
- Byron BayNo dive atlas yet
Julian Rocks, about 10 minutes by boat from The Pass.
- HuếDive atlas coming soon
No diving in Huế itself; the Cham Islands lie off Hoi An.
- PenangDive atlas coming soon
A city stop on the way to Sipadan or Langkawi.
- GranadaNo dive atlas yet
The Costa Tropical is about an hour's drive south.
Questions people ask
What is the difference between the two guides?
Tabiara guides plan the trip on land: arrival, where to stay, getting around and day routes. divefever atlases describe the dive sites: entry, depth, current, wind and safety.
Are the divefever atlases in English?
No, they are published in German. Tabiara guides come in English, Spanish and German.
Where can I dive in December?
The Red Sea and the Great Barrier Reef have their best season or warm water then. Koh Samui and Koh Tao are in the north-east monsoon, Bali in its rainy season, though diving still runs.
How are the guides delivered?
Both are PDFs you download right after buying, to read on your phone or print at home.
Looking for a gift?
Digital guides arrive by email within minutes, also on 24 December.
divefever is an independent shop. Its dive-site atlases are published in German; Tabiara guides come in English, Spanish and German. Seasons and rules change, so check them with your dive centre and official sources before you travel.