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.

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.

Moorea – “The Magical Island”, one of the most scenically striking islands in French Polynesia, and she possess a relaxed vibe and welcoming spirit.

World-class diving with stunning marine biodiversity…

Palau offers world-class diving, with something for divers and snorkelers at all levels. With over 1,500 species of fish and 700 species of coral, the biodiversity here is enormous, and it’s all carefully protected by the Koror State Rangers.

Biodiversity on a grand scale – unique tribal cultures, lush landscape, 700 bird species, active volcanoes, hundreds of islands and white sand beaches.  And if you’re a scuba diver, you’ll dive in the most biodiverse rich waters in the world.  This is all in one country, it’s an absolute travel bucket list item.  

Statia is a hidden gem that offers travelers an enchanting and unforgettable experience.  From its eco-friendly allure to its rich cultural heritage…

Barefoot luxury pairs with nature’s unequaled power to amaze in Dominica, the Caribbean’s best kept secret.

THE DEEP SOUTH—The region, comprised of Addu, Huvadhoo (Gaafu), and Fuvahmulah, has become synonymous with being The Go-To place for diving with pelagics in Asia.

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.

The Gardens of the Queen are part of Cuba’s second largest archipelago, comprised of some 600 cays and small islands paralleling the main island’s southern-central coast for 93 miles, and is regarded as the healthiest coral reef ecosystem in the Caribbean.

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 the Sperm Whale, the largest ever carnivore.