Gifts for divers who travel
A collaboration between Tabiara (travel guides) and divefever (dive-site atlases by a divemaster).
A guide for the next dive trip gets used: on the plane, on the boat, on the dive-free day. Every title here is a PDF that arrives by email, so it still works if you buy on 24 December.
How to give it: forward the download email, or print the first page and put it under the tree.
Gifts by budget
The examples link to Bali; every title also exists for the other destinations.
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A travel planner with budget workbook
Printable pages plus an Excel workbook for bookings, packing list and costs.
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Where to stay
Six areas compared before the booking is made. Also for Koh Samui, Cairns and Byron Bay.
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Ten day routes
Ready-made days with timings, budget and a rain option, including dive-free days.
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A complete travel guide
Arrival, areas, transport and ten day routes in one PDF, for Bali, Koh Samui, Cairns, Byron Bay, Huế, Penang or Granada.
A pair for one destination
Above water · Tabiara
Koh Samui Travel Guide – Complete Master Guide (PDF)
Arrival, six beach areas and ten day routes.
- For the time on land
- English, Spanish or German
Under water · divefever
Tauchatlas Koh Tao und Koh Samui
The dive sites around Koh Tao, Sail Rock and Ang Thong.
German-language edition
Questions people ask
Can I still buy on 24 December?
Yes. The guides are PDFs sent by email right after payment.
How do I give a digital guide?
Forward the download email to the recipient, or print the first page and add it to a card.
Which guide if I don't know the destination?
Pick the destination they talk about most, or choose a travel planner, which works for any trip.
Are the divefever atlases in English?
No, they are in German. Tabiara guides are available in English, Spanish and German.
All destinations at a glance
Bali, Koh Samui, Cairns, Byron Bay, Huế, Penang and Granada.
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.