Dive Sites

Director's Bay is a fantastic and easy shore dive. A short swim over a shallow reef leads to a beautiful, steep wall that is covered in sponges and corals. It's a great spot for macro life, including seahorses.

Dirty Rock is another world-class site at Cocos, a large pinnacle that breaks the surface. It's a fantastic spot for seeing schooling hammerheads, large schools of marble rays, and a huge number of whitetip reef sharks.

The Djabeda is a Japanese fishing boat that was sunk as an artificial reef. It's a large and intact wreck, sitting upright on the sandy bottom, making for a fantastic deep wreck dive for advanced divers.

The Bay of Tadjoura in Djibouti is a major seasonal aggregation site and nursery for juvenile whale sharks. Plankton blooms attract a huge number of these gentle giants, offering incredible and reliable snorkeling encounters.

Dog Island is a remote, uninhabited island that offers some of the most exciting diving in Anguilla. The walls and pinnacles here are a great place to see a variety of sharks and other large pelagic life.

Doljo Point is a spectacular deep wall dive on the western tip of Panglao Island. The wall is covered in massive gorgonian sea fans and sponges, and its exposed location gives a good chance of seeing larger pelagic fish like sharks and tuna.

Samadai Reef is a protected, horseshoe-shaped reef that is a resting ground for a large pod of spinner dolphins. To protect the animals, the area is carefully regulated, offering a fantastic and respectful opportunity to snorkel with them in their natural habitat.

Sha'ab El Erg is a large, horseshoe-shaped reef famous for being a resting place for a pod of bottlenose dolphins. It's one of the most reliable places in the northern Red Sea for dolphin encounters, both from the boat and in the water.

Sha'ab El Erg is a large, horseshoe-shaped reef famous for being a resting place for a pod of bottlenose dolphins. It's one of the most reliable places in the northern Red Sea for dolphin encounters, both from the boat and in the water.

Sha'ab El Erg is a large, horseshoe-shaped reef famous for being a resting place for a pod of bottlenose dolphins. It's one of the most reliable places in the northern Red Sea for dolphin encounters, both from the boat and in the water.

The Dona Marilyn was a large passenger ferry that sank during a typhoon. It now lies on its side in deep water and has become a fantastic artificial reef, covered in corals and home to large schools of fish, marble rays, and whitetip sharks.

Donald Duck Bay is a sheltered bay in the Similan Islands, perfect for night dives and less experienced divers. The sandy bottom and coral bommies are home to a variety of macro life and nocturnal critters.

Donsol is a fishing village that has become a premier eco-tourism destination for whale shark interaction. It offers a strictly regulated, snorkel-only experience that is respectful to the animals, allowing visitors to swim with these gentle giants in their natural habitat.

Doodles is one of the most popular and easy reef dives at Ponta do Ouro. It's a beautiful, flat reef with numerous cleaning stations that attract a huge variety of marine life, including turtles, moray eels, and many different species of rays.

Dos Amigos Grande is a large rock island with a spectacular, massive archway that divers can swim through. Its exposed location makes it a great spot for seeing sharks, rays, and other large pelagic fish.

Dos Amigos Grande is a large rock island with a spectacular, massive archway that divers can swim through. Its exposed location makes it a great spot for seeing sharks, rays, and other large pelagic fish.

Dos Amigos Grande is a large rock island with a spectacular, massive archway that divers can swim through. Its exposed location makes it a great spot for seeing sharks, rays, and other large pelagic fish.

Double Arch is a spectacular and unique dive site. It features two natural arches, one on top of the other, creating a stunning piece of underwater architecture. It's a deep dive for advanced divers, but visually breathtaking.

Double Arch is a spectacular and unique dive site. It features two natural arches, one on top of the other, creating a stunning piece of underwater architecture. It's a deep dive for advanced divers, but visually breathtaking.

Double Reef is a beautiful drift dive over a classic Caribbean double reef system. The two parallel reefs are separated by a beautiful sandy channel, and the coral health is excellent.

Dragonera Island is a protected nature park with spectacular diving. The steep cliffs of the island continue underwater, creating dramatic wall dives. The reserve is known for its large schools of barracuda and big groupers.

The southern coast of Dragonisi Island, near Mykonos, is riddled with a spectacular network of sea caves and caverns. Divers can explore these beautiful formations, which are filled with glassfish and stunning light effects.

The USCGC Duane is a former Coast Guard cutter that sits perfectly upright on the sandy bottom. It's a spectacular deep wreck for advanced divers, often visited by large schools of barracuda and sometimes bull sharks.