Diving takes you to a completely different world, where we feel like we are floating among the colorful creatures on the sea floor.
Poor Knights Islands, New Zealand
The Poor Knights Islands are often referred to as “mecca” for excellent divers, and are also one of the top diving destinations. Let’s experience the feeling of swimming among the cliffs at the bottom of the sea, with hundreds of species of fish here. If you’re lucky, you can also meet sea cucumbers, whales and even hammerhead fish.
New Zealand is a country that places great emphasis on preserving the environment. They created a protective network along the coastline with the purpose of restoring marine ecosystems.
Southern Line Islands, Republic of Kiribati
The Southern Line Islands are special on both sides of the equator. Located in the South Pacific, the Southern Line is an ideal location for biological research.
While coral reefs around the world are in danger of bleaching and disappear, here they remain in their pristine state, never affected by human. Let’s dive in and see the magical array of colors, we will feel lost among the incredible marine life.
Bali, Indonesia
Bali is probably not new to travelers who like to experience the sea. This is a true destination for those who love diving but get seasick, because usually we have to sail quite far to the sea to dive. But with a diving spot on the island of Bali, you don’t need to travel far and of course you won’t be seasick.
Queensland, Australia
The SS Yongala ship sank under Western Australia in 1911, killing 122 people, but it was not discovered until 1958. So far, this place has become famous for its rich marine ecosystem, including sharks.
However, diving here requires good skills to deal with unexpected situations such as being stuck or injured due to being entangled in rusted ship walls. In return, the scenery on the bottom of the sea and in the ship is great.
Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
Visitors to the Darwin Islands, in Galapagos, Ecuador, will be immersed in the experience of scuba diving. Arch Island of this archipelago is the place where whale sharks appear around June to December each year. There are many destinations where you can swim and see many sharks of different sizes, but here you will see the perfect whale shark.