Dive Destinations

Remote bay boasting over 60 dive sites with lush hard corals, plentiful sea fans and reef fish.

The Gulf of California offers sea lion colonies, hammerhead sites, and seasonal whale encounters in warm gulf waters.

Temperate Pacific diving in giant kelp forests with garibaldi fish, sea lions and healthy marine reserves.

Pristine Caribbean marine park teeming with sharks groupers and healthy coral reefs.

Fringing reef accessible from shore, famous for seasonal whale sharks, manta rays and vibrant coral gardens.

A top wreck dive in the Mediterranean – a large sunken ferry lying intact with trucks and cargo to explore.

Extreme remote diving known for huge schools of hammerhead and silky sharks patrolling deep pinnacles.

Mid-Atlantic islands offering blue water diving with pelagics like blue sharks and rich coastal reef sites.

Drift dives in warm atoll channels with sharks, mantas and prolific coral life.

Clear, warm sea with thriving coral reefs and famous wrecks like the Thistlegorm.

Advanced liveaboard destination with strong currents, schooling hammerheads and whale sharks.

Remote Pacific island famous for massive schools of sharks and rays on deep seamounts.

Pacific island group known for giant manta rays, dolphins and pelagic shark encounters.

World-class drift dives at Blue Corner with sharks, plus mantas and WWII wrecks in a tropical paradise.

Legendary oceanic island with sheer walls, huge turtle populations, sharks and swirling barracuda.

Largest coral reef system in the world, offering colorful reef dives, shark encounters, and famous sites like the Cod Hole.

Known for the Somosomo Strait’s Rainbow Reef, with vibrant soft corals and clear waters.

Famous for adrenaline-packed drift dives through Tiputa Pass with sharks, dolphins and big pelagics.

Remote UNESCO World Heritage reef with spectacular walls, abundant sharks and intact coral.

Small island famous for daily dawn dives with rare thresher sharks and diverse macro life.

The muck diving capital of the world, home to exotic critters on black sand slopes.

World’s best wreck diving destination with dozens of WWII shipwrecks now flourishing artificial reefs.

Shore diving haven with calm waters, healthy reefs and easy access to dive sites right from the beach.

Clear blue water, sheer walls like Bloody Bay and famous Stingray City encounter on soft sand.

Mesoamerican Barrier Reef diving with shallow coral gardens, walls and a laid-back island vibe.

Iconic giant marine sinkhole and surrounding atolls with sharks, stalactites and reef life.

Shallow sandbank famous for up-close tiger shark diving and other shark encounters in clear water.

Shark diving hotspot on a fossilized reef, known for seasonal ragged-tooth sharks and diverse marine life.

Known for megafauna – regular sightings of whale sharks and mantas alongside rich coral reefs.

Marine reserve with unspoiled coral reefs, plenty of turtles, and seasonal whale sharks in Oman.

Historic nuclear fleet wrecks deep below the surface – a remote technical diving paradise.

Crystal-clear freshwater fissure between tectonic plates, offering unparalleled visibility in cold water.

Popular island known for turtles, reef diving and relaxed vibes.

Diverse dive sites from coral reefs to the USS Liberty wreck; seasonal sunfish sightings.

Drift diving along vibrant walls with abundant marine life in clear Caribbean waters.

Caribbean reefs and famous freshwater cenote cavern dives along Mexico’s east coast.

Clear Mediterranean diving with many WWII wrecks, caves and rocky reefs.

Renowned for pristine coral reefs and incredible biodiversity at the heart of the Coral Triangle.

Current-rich dives with manta rays, sharks and colorful reefs in Komodo National Park.

Historic scuttled WWI German fleet resting in cold, green waters – a wreck diver’s pilgrimage.