Dive Site Dream List

 Over 50 wrecks lie on the shallow bottom of Chuuk Lagoon overflowing with history and marine life. These are Japanese WWII wrecks (the ghost fleet) and offer arguably the best wreck diving opportunities anywhere on Earth. If you like wrecks then you need to get to Chuuk Lagoon. Live Aboard diving is best recommendation for access.

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Palau’s best known for world famous Blue Corner, due to its excellent macro biodiversity and consistent big fish action. Strong currents create an upwelling that rush into a coral shelf that brings lots of nutrients and big animals with it. Sharks are common, as are Eagle Rays, Mantas, Dolphins, Turtles, and large fish such as Tuna, schools of Barracuda, and more. 

The Maldive Islands are a series of coral atolls built up from the crowns of a submerged ancient volcanic mountain range.  The Maldives is a low-lying nation with dreamy white sand beaches and excellent reefs with an abundance of marine life. Scuba diving is done at a leisurely drift pace as the Indian monsoon current sweeps along the island chains, moving nutrients and divers along. This rich water flows up along the walls, feeding the soft coral clinging to the rock sides.

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 The Galapagos Islands were chosen by Rodale's Scuba Diving as the world's top all around dive site for the year 2000. The Islands were also chosen for the top spot in "Best Fish Life", "Best Big Animal Dive", "Best Advanced Diving" and scored among the top as the "Healthiest Marine Environment", and "Best Value".

Most people book their Galapagos diving trip as a complete package on a live-aboard boat, although trips based out of Puerto Ayora offer consistent quality guides and safety standards.

 The Red Sea is home to amazing Reefs with a teeming marine life, pelagic fishes, Reef Sharks, Dolphins and even the very rare Dugong. The Red Sea can be divided into two parts: 

1.  The North Red Sea with the resort destinations such as  Sharm El Sheikh, Hurghada,  and the more laidback Dahab.
2.  The South Red Sea is less popular and offers much less crowded dive sites and pristine reefs with superb coral. Most of the people coming here are experienced divers looking for world class scuba diving. Marsa Alam is the main gateway to explore this area and features amazing opportunities and for many people the best diving in Egypt.  

 Diving on the Great Barrier Reef is excellent for many reasons:

• Great visibility all year round, can be outstanding with up to 60 meters in the      Coral Sea.
• Superb  and healthy Coral, no sign of bleaching.
• Lots  of big pelagic fishes like Barracudas, Giant      trevallies, Giant Groupers and Dogtooth Tunas.
• Teeming  reef life with many Parrot fishes, Trigger fishes, Blue spotted Rays and 6      species of Sea Turtles!
•  Whales (June to August)
• Sites like the  Yongala Wreck, maybe the best Wreck dive in the World!

 Guadalupe is not your usual diving destination – it is one of the world’s most outstanding great white shark cage-diving destinations. The two main reasons for such an illustrious title are the unprecedented large number of great whites in the area and the crystal-clear blue waters that open a window onto the unparalleled view of the ocean below. 

Raja Ampat, which is on the northwest tip of the Bird’s Head Peninsula of West Papua, and has 603 hard coral species which represents more than

75% of all the species in the world. With its rich ecosystem and abundance of species, Raja Ampat is

the bull’s-eye of the Coral Triangle in every sense.

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 Gozo and Malta have some of the most accessible and best dive sites in Europe. Dive sites are generally accessed from shore and warm summer water temperatures, visibility in excess of 30m and a huge variety of sites from arches, cracks, caverns and wrecks means each day will be another great dive adventure.