Everything you need to know about the most popular and stunning dive sites and locations around the globe.
Located near Lahaina, Maui, the Carthaginian dive site is an artificial reef from a sunken replica of a 19th-century whaling ship. It’s an ideal spot for those who love adventure and nature, offering a chance to explore an underwater world that combines history with vibrant marine life. Carthaginian Dive Site Brief About Carthaginian Dive Site…
Honolua Bay is more than a popular Maui dive spot. It holds great cultural and environmental significance. Honolua Bay is located on Maui’s northwest coast, specifically in the Mokuleia Marine Life Conservation District – a protected area. It’s prohibited to fish or take any natural resources from the Conservation District. Therefore, this area is helping…
Kapalua Bay is a beach and dive spot in Maui known for its calm waters. It’s close to Kapalua Bay Hotel, which overlooks the bay’s sandy beach and peaceful blue water. This site suits all divers, offering a special dive experience with Maui’s rich marine life in a picturesque, easy-to-reach location. Kapalua Bay Dive Site…
Molokini Back Wall is located near the shore of Maui in Hawaii. It’s one of Maui’s famous dive sites to dive with white-tip reef sharks. The site is also known for its unique shape as part of a volcanic crater. Divers can expect to encounter deep vertical drops and a diverse range of sea life. …
Lanai Cathedrals is an awesome Maui dive site near Lanai Island, Hawaii. It’s famous for the underwater structures that look like cathedrals – they’re made of lava tubes and arches. Lanai Cathedrals Dive Site Brief About Lanai Cathedrals Dive Site Lanai Cathedrals has two main sites: First Cathedral and Second Cathedral. They’re large caverns formed…
Airport Beach is also known as Kahekili Beach Park in Maui. It is a Hawaiian dive site for all levels of divers. Airport Beach has easy shore access, clear waters, and a rich marine environment. Divers can see a variety of fish, eels, and sometimes Hawaiian green sea turtles. With gentle conditions and little current,…
Ulua Beach in Wailea, is great for shore diving in Maui, especially for new and intermediate divers. It’s easy to get to and has lots of marine life. The beach has a sandy entry and a nearby reef, perfect for diving and snorkeling. Ulua Beach Dive Site Brief About Ulua Beach Dive Site Ulua Beach…
The Five Caves dive site is also known as Turtle Town in Maui, Hawaii. It’s famous for its underwater caves and arches that offer a different experience from other diving spots in Maui. At Five Caves divers can see Hawaiian green sea turtles, white-tip reef sharks, octopus, and a variety of reef fish, making it…
The Galapagos Islands, an archipelago where the confluence of currents brings to life an unparalleled underwater spectacle, are home to dive sites that are not just locations, but narratives of nature’s marvels. Each site, from the remote and shark-infested waters around Darwin’s Arch to the playful sea lion encounters at Kicker Rock, tells a story…
Mala Wharf is located on Maui’s west coast in Lahaina, and offers a great shore diving experience in Hawaii. The dive site is accessible and rewarding for divers of all levels. Mala Pier was originally a concrete boat pier that was destroyed by Hurricane Iniki in 1992. Since then, the ruins of the concrete blocks…