Everything you need to know about the most popular and stunning dive sites and locations around the globe.
Black Rock is located on the northwest shore of Maui. It is a famous Hawaiian dive site that offers a unique underwater experience. Black Rock is particularly appealing for its accessibility, making it a favorite among both beginner and intermediate divers. With its rich marine life, including the resident Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles, smaller white-tip…
Rio de Janeiro is on everybody’s Brazil itinerary when visiting the largest country in South America. For scuba divers, it bares the question, can you scuba dive in Rio de Janeiro? The state of Rio de Janeiro has three possible diving locations: Cabo Frio, Buzios, and Arraial do Cabo. All three destinations are fairly close…
Richelieu Rock is a world-famous dive site located in the Andaman Sea, off the west coast of Thailand. This horseshoe-shaped reef is widely regarded as one of the best dive sites in Thailand and is known for its vibrant marine life and stunning underwater topography. Richelieu Rock is known for its manta ray and whale…
Sail Rock is widely regarded as one of the best dive sites in Koh Tao and in the Gulf of Thailand, and for good reason. This impressive pinnacle rises up from the ocean floor to just above the surface, providing a stunning underwater landscape for divers to explore. Sail Rock dive site brief About Sail…
If you’re an experienced diver with a sense of adventure and a desire to explore the fascinating world of underwater shipwrecks, the PADI Wreck Diver certification course is the perfect choice for you. This course provides divers with the skills and knowledge necessary to safely explore the many shipwrecks found in oceans, seas, and lakes…
If you’re a fan of the ocean, then Phuket is the place for you. With crystal clear waters and a plethora of fascinating aquatic life, there is something for everyone to explore. Whether you’re an experienced diver or just starting out, scuba diving in Phuket can offer an unforgettable experience. It offers many different types…
The Shark Point dive site is one of the most dived spots in Phuket. Because it’s only halfway to Phi Phi Island, it’s also one of the most popular Phi Phi dive sites. The dive spot got its name from the frequent Leopard Shark sightings. However, seeing one nowadays is rather unlikely. Shark Point dive…
The MS King Cruiser wreck is one of the most popular dive sites in Phuket, and the most known shipwreck in the area. The King Cruiser was a car ferry operating between Phuket and Phi Phi until 1997 and is now an artificial dive site for scuba divers from Phi Phi and Phuket alike. The…
The Anemone reef is one of the most popular dive sites in Phuket. This reef is about halfway to Phi Phi (17 miles/28 km east of Chalong Bay in Phuket – from where all dive boats leave for the day). The dive site has a maximum depth of 100 feet (30 meters) and is most…
The Racha Islands, situated 15 km south off the coast of Phuket, are made up of two islands – Racha Yai to the north and Racha Noi to the south. Each island has many dive sites that are some of the best spots for scuba diving in Phuket. Racha Islands are so popular because of…