Dive Sites

Five Mile Reef is a more advanced dive in Sodwana, known for its dramatic topography of overhangs and caves. The reef is also a great place to see large schools of schooling fish, and occasionally manta rays.

Flamingo Bay is a protected marine area with a beautiful, shallow reef that is perfect for beginners and snorkelers. The reef is teeming with a huge variety of colorful Caribbean reef fish, living up to its 'aquarium' reputation.

The area off Flic en Flac beach offers a huge variety of easy and beautiful reef dives. The reefs are protected by a lagoon and are home to a good variety of fish life, turtles, and macro critters.

Flinders Reef is a small, isolated reef that boasts the highest diversity of coral species in subtropical Australia. It's a protected marine park with incredibly healthy reefs, a large turtle population, and many different species of rays and sharks.

The 'Flowerpots' are unique geological formations at Fathom Five National Marine Park, created by wave action. Underwater, the site offers a fun and easy dive exploring the bases of these massive rock pillars in cold, clear freshwater.

The 'Flying Fish' is an Italian Savoia-Marchetti bomber from WWII that rests in deep water. The wreck is largely intact and is a fantastic and historic dive for advanced and technical divers.

Flynn Reef is a popular outer reef destination from Cairns, known for its excellent visibility and beautiful hard coral gardens. It offers several dive sites with varied topography, and is a fantastic place to see turtles, reef sharks, and a huge variety of reef fish.

The Forgotten Islands are a remote, 1,000 km-long chain of islands in the Banda Sea, accessible only by long liveaboard expeditions. The diving is characterized by pristine, untouched reefs, incredible visibility, and a high concentration of sea snakes.

The waters around Formentera are a UNESCO World Heritage site due to the vast, healthy meadows of Posidonia seagrass, which create incredibly clear water. The diving features beautiful caverns, swim-throughs, and a very healthy marine ecosystem.

The Formigas islets and Dollabarat Bank are a remote, offshore marine reserve. This is one of the best places in the Atlantic for big animal encounters, with a huge variety of sharks, manta rays, and other large pelagic fish.

The Fortunal is a large fishing boat that now lies in deep water off the coast of Vis. It's a beautiful and well-preserved wreck, completely covered in sponges and a great dive for technical divers.

The Frankenwald is a massive German freighter that sank in 1940. It sits upright and is remarkably intact, making it one of the most spectacular wreck dives in Norway. A must-do for technical wreck divers.

The Frederiksted Pier in St. Croix is a world-class muck and macro dive. The thousands of pillars supporting the pier are covered in colorful sponges and corals, creating a habitat for an incredible diversity of rare critters, including seahorses and frogfish.

The Frederiksted Pier in St. Croix is a world-class muck and macro dive. The thousands of pillars supporting the pier are covered in colorful sponges and corals, creating a habitat for an incredible diversity of rare critters, including seahorses and frogfish.

French Cay is a small, uninhabited island south of Providenciales, renowned for its spectacular wall diving. The wall starts in shallow water and plummets into the abyss, attracting reef sharks, eagle rays, and other pelagics from the deep.

French Reef is a fun and adventurous dive site in the Florida Keys, known for its intricate network of limestone caves, canyons, and swim-throughs. Exploring the complex topography is the main highlight of this beautiful reef.

French Reef is a fun and adventurous dive site in the Florida Keys, known for its intricate network of limestone caves, canyons, and swim-throughs. Exploring the complex topography is the main highlight of this beautiful reef.

French Reef is a fun and adventurous dive site in the Florida Keys, known for its intricate network of limestone caves, canyons, and swim-throughs. Exploring the complex topography is the main highlight of this beautiful reef.

Friwen Wall is a dramatic wall dive with numerous overhangs, crevices, and small caves to explore. It's a great spot for finding macro life hiding in the cracks, including a wide variety of nudibranchs and crustaceans.

As the name implies, Froggy Lair is one of the best places around Mabul to find the master of camouflage, the frogfish. The silty bottom is home to several species, including giant, painted, and clown frogfish, making it a favorite for photographers.

Fuerteventura offers excellent diving in the clear Atlantic waters. Like the other islands, it's a great spot for seeing angel sharks and a huge variety of rays. The volcanic reefs are full of interesting topography and marine life.

The Fujikawa Maru is one of the most famous and popular wrecks in Truk Lagoon. This armed aircraft ferry sits perfectly upright and features stunning coral growth, an easily accessible engine room, and several Zero fighter planes still in its cargo hold.

Fukui Point is a beautiful sloping reef on the southwest side of Bunaken Island. It's known for its healthy coral, frequent turtle sightings, and a series of giant clams that have been placed on the reef as part of a conservation project.