Top 50 Diving Destinations

Cayman Brac and Little Cayman are about as good as it gets for diving. Having been to Grand Cayman on several occasions, we were unsure what to expect on the Brac. What we found was the quiet, private and friendly paradise that Grand Cayman was years ago.

This truly was one of the most magical things I’ve ever done in my life.

Went with Kamanu charters for a Manta Ray Night Dive! Great experience! We went with Captain Dave and Orion

Definitely a must do when in Kona! Has 6 mantas flying by us tonight.

The diving on Cozumel is one of the best in the world.

Family trip. Small boat ride from key. Lots of sharks at surface to depths beyond 150 feet. Even snorkeling had sharks.

The islands are rough at best. Not a place to go and vacation. On the other hand, if you like to dive, this is the Mecca!

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The sea life is excellent - variety of corals, especially soft corals (there suppose to be 125 types of soft corals!) and lots of micro sea life. The park offers really breathtaking dives for OWD-s, beginner divers as well as snorkelling. Diving in Ras Muhammad National Park can be compared to walking in a big city park - really nice, mellow and pretty but also very crowded. I recommend it to divers who appreciate variety of corals and micro sea life!

There are few places in the world that are better in person than in the pictures...Galapagos Islands are one of the destinations. The underwater variety sea life is captivating and ever so entertaining. Watch sea lions play with you, swimming with hammer head sharks, and diving to a wreck (San Cristabol Island) is simply something you will NEVER forget.

It's easy to reach the best diving spots in Gulf of Thailand from Ko Tao, that's why most of the divers come there. Diving paradise, literally!

The Scuba Diving here is very good, good vis, recommend the Long Reef Dive

One of the best dives in the islands.

Molokini crater is an excellent dive location. While there are many dive site's near the crater to choose from, my favorite is mid-reef. At depths of 75 feet, you can see Garden Eels swaying in the water. What a sight! There are lots and lots of colorful reef fish, eels, Cornet fish, White Tip Reef Sharks (very docile), and an occasional Manta Ray, Eagle Ray, an endangered Hawksbill Turtle...or if you are very lucky...Humpback whales or a rare Whale shark. Unlike nearby Maui shore dives, underwater visibility at the crater ranges from 100 to 160 feet. Simply incredible.