Brazil

Brazil is a vibrant, colorful and exciting country featuring a welcoming culture and beautiful natural heritage. Scuba divers visiting Brazil will be pleased to know…

Kenya

Kenya’s cultural mosaic is Africa in miniature, with almost every main African tongue spoken and over forty distinct ethnic groups.

Papua New Guinea

Travelling in Papua New Guinea is great.

Fiji

Fiji boasts a range of fantastic dive sites set in crystal clear waters. Many divers choose to take advantage of the stunning scenery above the water too, with white sandy beaches as far as the eye can see and a range of great holiday resorts to choose from.

Kota Kinabalu

Kota Kinabalu, in earlier times, was originally known as the town of Jesselton. The town was destroyed during the second world war, and transformed into…

Maliau Basin

Situated at the south central region of Sabah, the Maliau Basin Conservation, or commonly known as “The Lost World,” is just one of Sabah’s abundant…

Borneo

Malaysia’s booming attraction includes two of its exotic provinces where you’ll be amazed with its awesome natural wonders. Rafflesia flower, one of its boasted areas,…

Turtle Island

Situated 40 km away from the North-Eastern coast of Sabah, the Turtle Islands are small islands located near Sandakan and resting in the tremendous sea…

Tabin

A dose of wildlife adventure to Tabin Wildlife Reserve will definitely take you to a thrilling escapade as you get in touch with its rich…

Sabah

Sabah is considered as Malaysia’s second largest state with an estimated area of 76 000 square km. Looking in the map, the place can be…

Danum Valley

Mainly known as a rainforest jungle, the Danum Valley is an isolated area faraway from human habitation. Borneo, a large island where Danum is located,…

United States

Travelling in United States is great.

Sri Lanka

Travelling in Sri Lanka is great.

South America

Travelling in South America is great.

Polynesia

Travelling in Polynesia is great.

Pacific

Travelling in the Pacific is great.

New Zealand

New Zealand is the home of adventure activities, and the underwater offerings remain true to this. Divers can experience a number of great wreck sites as well as deep wall dives surrounded by large numbers of big pelagic species.

Middle East

Travelling in the Middle East is great.

Japan

Scuba diving in Japan is as unique as the country itself. The many islands vary hugely, but all have one thing in common: great scuba diving opportunities. There are a number of pristine reefs to explore as well as the underwater mystery of the Iseki stones. First discovered in 1987 and still unexplained, this area could be the site of an ancient civilization. Divers may also encounter hammerheads and manta rays nearby.

Europe

Travelling in Europe is great.

Central America

Travelling in Central America is great.

Caribbeans

Take one look at a postcard for the Caribbean Islands and you’re sure to understand why divers flock to these islands year after year. The magnificent turquoise waters are just as beautiful beneath the surface as they are on top, with a variety of tropical marine life to be seen.

Canada

Travelling in Canada is great.

Africa

Travelling in Africa is great.

Whitsunday Islands

The Whitsundays boast an impressive group of 74 stunning islands relatively close to the Outer Great Barrier Reef. With unmatched beauty available both above and below the water, divers won’t know where to spend more of their time – on the magnificent beaches or taking in the kaleidoscope of colours on display below the water’s surface.

Townsville

The SS Yongala wreck is easily one of the best wreck dive sites in Australia and is easily accessed by boat or liveaboard from Townsville. The nearby Magnetic Island is also very popular with divers, and for good reason!

Port Douglas

When looking to access the superb dive sites of the Outer Great Barrier Reef, Port Douglas is a popular base for many divers. The Agincourt Ribbon Reefs boast some of the most pristine and healthy ecosystems throughout the whole reef environment and are sure not to disappoint.

Ningaloo Reef

There’s never a dull moment at Ningaloo Reef off the west coast of Australia. Dolphins, mantas, turtles and migrating whales are just some of the magnificent creatures divers have the chance to spot, not to mention the odd-looking dugong. The reef is considered by many to be one of the best areas to meet a massive whale shark up close in its natural habitat. Smaller fish of the tropical variety can also be expected, including small critters.

Great Barrier Reef

Easily one of the best diving locations on earth, the Great Barrier Reef is home to an abundance of incredible marine life, pristine coral reefs and unbelievable underwater beauty. For many, the Great Barrier Reef is at the top of their diving bucket list, and for good reason. Some of the many main attractions are Osprey Reef, Cod Hole and Ribbon Reefs and many divers choose to explore this natural wonder by liveaboard.

Christmas Island

An island of unique and natural wonders, Christmas Island boasts an impressive number of endemic species. Coral reefs surround the island and some of the longest and most magnificent drop-offs in the world can be found just off the coast of the island. Plate corals, anemones and large pelagics such as trevally and tuna tend to frequent the reefs along with the occasional whale shark.

Sudan

Travelling in Sudan is great.

Sharm El Sheikh

Sharm El Sheikh is definitely the most popular diving location in Egypt and is especially popular with newly qualified divers. The area offers a multitude of easily reachable dive sites that are sure to impress, such as the world-famous wreck known as the SS Thistlegorm. Originally a WWII cargo ship that carried tanks, trains, rifles and much more, many of these items can still be seen scattered on the ocean floor!

Nuweiba

Not many places offer divers the chance to reach their diving destination of choice by camel safari or exciting jeep ride, but in Nuweiba that’s just part of the thrill! The excitement continues underwater with an incredible scene – spectacular reefs and an array of macro life are what Nuweiba is all about. Underwater photographers return year after year to capture images of nudibranch, stonefish, frogfish and a variety of seahorse species.

Marsa Alam

Marsa Alam is one of the main access points to the magnificent southern Red Sea and all of the underwater wonders it holds. With pristine reefs covered in soft and hard coral species and an array of colours thanks to a huge variety of fish, the dive sites are an exciting experience for any level.

Hurghada

The underwater graveyard of Sha’ab Abu Nuhas is the stuff of legends, giving divers the chance to explore a number of wrecks all in one location. Hurghada is also home to impressive drop-offs and excellent reef diving opportunities, all within an hour’s boat ride.

Hamata

Over 80 different coral species have been discovered at the many dive sites at Fury Shoal, so Hamata is definitely a destination to add to the list for coral enthusiasts. With over 35 dive spots to choose from, divers are unlikely to be disappointed, especially when considering the huge varieties of marine animals that inhabit the area.

Eilat

Eilat is known for superb visibility and is a pleasant diving or snorkelling experience for all levels. The waters are calm and temperate and the underwater life is magnificent. Pristine corals in every variety are also on display and make for a colourful and interesting backdrop.

Dahab

Dahab is the home of adventure! Whether you choose to spend your days on an exciting jeep safari, climb aboard a camel or dive into the magnificent ocean right from the shore, Dahab is unlikely to disappoint. Adrenaline junkies return here each year to dive at the world-famous Canyon dive site as well as the beautiful Blue Hole.

Aqaba

The fringing reef in Aqaba is perfect for divers and snorkelers alike. With over 20 spots easily accessible from the shore and an incredible 25km long coastline, divers are treated with easy access to an abundance of vibrant, healthy corals and diverse marine life. The underwater landscape on offer is also an interesting one with steep walls, deep canyons and pinnacles adding to the thrill.

Tubbataha

Diving at Tubbataha is quite often a magical experience, with dramatic underwater topography that needs to be seen to be believed. This protected marine park is only reachable by liveaboard and is one of the more popular sites for liveaboard routes in the area. Well-renowned for its impressive marine biodiversity, sightings of mantas, sharks and sea turtles are all very common at Tubbataha.

Subic Bay

Subic bay is one of the best wreck diving destination in the World!

Puerto Galera

Some of the Philippines’ best dive sites can be found in Puerto Galera, centrally locatedn in the heart of what is widely known as an extremely bio diverse area. Underwater photographers will have plenty to capture with sloping reefs, wreck sites and dramatic walls all teeming with marine life.

Malapascua Island

Shark enthusiasts take note – Malapascua is one of the best sites in the Philippines for shark sightings. An array of shark species including thresher, bamboo, hammerhead, white-tip, nurse and black-tip sharks can be seen in these areas. As if this wasn’t enough excitement, Malapascua also boasts regular manta rays sightings and an impressive variety of critters including frogfish and nudibranchs.

Donsol

Known to many as the “Whale Shark Capital”, Donsol boasts frequent sightings of whale sharks. What makes this site an even bigger diver magnet is the chance to interact with large numbers of these magnificent creatures – sometimes as many as 20 whale sharks can be gathered in the area at one time. Divers flock to Donsol to try their luck at getting up close and personal with the ocean’s biggest fish.

Coron, Palawan

Palawan presents a spectacular underwater landscape complete with beautiful atolls covered in a great variety of corals. The fringing reefs are teaming with life just waiting to be visited by avid divers.

Boracay

For those wishing to start or expand their diving qualifications, it hardly gets better than Boracay Island, considered by many to be one of the world’s best scuba diving classrooms. With crystal clear waters and a long-stretching sandy beach, the island is also popular with non-divers.

Bohol Island

Bohol is home to the mighty and the tiny, with nudibranchs, pygmy seahorses and skeleton shrimps sharing the waters with immense whale sharks and long-tailed thresher sharks. Unspoiled coral reefs and a variety of other marine species make for a well-rounded ecosystem and an enjoyable dive.

Surin Islands

The Surin Islands boast numerous dive sites that could take up an entire day or two of non-stop, fantastic diving. Richelieu Rock is one site in particular that is not to be missed, especially for whale shark sightings!

Similan Islands

The 9 islands that make up the world-famous Similan Islands are simply world-class in terms of beauty. Not only are the islands some of the most beautiful in Thailand, but the underwater scene surrounding these islands boasts some of the best diving in the whole world. Diving in the Similan Islands is simply not to be missed!

Phuket

Phuket is one of the most famous islands in Thailand, and for good reason! Not only is it the largest island, but it is a fascinating location with magnificent beaches and excellent dive sites that are easily reachable. Colourful marine life is in abundance off the shores of Phuket, and divers may even have the chance to spot the much-sought after leopard shark in the clear waters.