Welcome to the most respected dive operation and the most returned-to-dive resort in the world.  Situated on Roatan’s south shore, CoCo View Resort is perched on the edge of the world’s second-largest coral reef.

It’s not just the sheer size of the Great Barrier Reef that makes it a diver’s paradise. In addition to housing the world’s largest reefs, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park also boasts a wide range of ecosystems, from shallow seagrass beds to deep oceanic waters.

Truk Lagoon is centered within Chuuk, and famous as the final resting place for more than 100 ships, planes and submarines – the legacy of a fierce World War II battle.

Why is Galapagos liveaboard diving is on every divers’ bucket list?  It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site, Galapagos is a protected paradise bursting with unique marine life found nowhere else on earth – diving adventures encompass aggregating hammerheads and whale sharks, to penguins, marine iguanas, and more.

Timor Leste is in the Wetar Strait, a 3,000m-deep cetacean superhighway which runs along the north coast of the country.

From September until December the channel between Dili and Atauro Island is a migration path for the Pygmy Blue Whale – the 2nd largest animal ever to have lived (the first being the blue whale) and Sperm Whale the largest ever carnivore.

The “Forgotten Islands” are a chain of remote, sparsely populated volcanic islands in the eastern Banda Sea within Indonesia’s Southeast Maluku region, historically known as the Spice Islands. This area is famous for world-class, untouched diving, with pristine coral reefs, abundant marine life, and clear waters.

Welcome to Grenada!  You should visit Grenada for its spice-filled lush interior, including hiking trails and waterfalls, and its beautiful coastline with beaches, snorkeling, and diving.  

Grenada is the “Shipwreck Capital of the Caribbean”!  With over 20 fascinating wrecks to explore, vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life, this is a diver’s paradise. 

Founded in 1976, by renowned underwater environmentalist Captain Don Stewart, Captain Don’s Habitat has been in the forefront of environmentally sound developments on the island of Bonaire. 

Looking back at the history of Indonesia, there was a deep connection between the city of Ambon and the traders from Europe. Ambon was well known for producing spices, particularly nutmeg. That is why it was nicknamed The Island of Spices.

Travelers explore Lima, Cusco, the Sacred Valley, and Machu Picchu, followed by a jungle expedition in the Tambopata region for wildlife viewing and sustainable, immersive nature experiences. 

The Silver Bank (Banco de la Plata) is a protected, 1,680 square km submerged limestone bank north of the Dominican Republic, serving as a primary breeding and calving ground for North Atlantic Humpback whales.  Between January and April, 3000 to 7000 whales congregate here, offering one of the world’s most exclusive, regulated “swim with whales” experiences.

Bohol is a top-tier Philippines destination in the Central Visayas, famous for its unique geological Chocolate Hills, tiny tarsier primates, and incredible diving.

Malapascua Island in the Philippines is the only place in the world where you can see thresher sharks on an almost daily basis.  These elusive deep-sea creatures visit shallow shoals in the early morning to get cleaned by small wrasses.