Dive Sites

Gili Banta is a remote island west of the main Komodo National Park, often visited by liveaboards. Its exposed location makes for challenging conditions but rewards divers with pristine reefs and a high chance of encounters with manta rays, sharks, and other large pelagics.

The Gili Islands (Trawangan, Meno, and Air) are famous for their relaxed vibe and incredible turtle populations. Diving here is easy and affordable, with gentle drift dives over healthy reefs where encounters with green and hawksbill turtles are almost guaranteed.

Gili Lampu is a small island in East Lombok, offering diving far from the crowds. The reefs here are known for their beautiful soft coral coverage and are a great spot for macro photographers to find a variety of critters.

Gili Lawa Laut is an island in the north of the Komodo archipelago, offering several world-class dive sites like Castle Rock and The Cauldron. The area is known for its clear water, strong currents, pristine coral reefs, and frequent encounters with sharks, mantas, and dolphins.

Gili Selang is an island off the easternmost tip of Bali, in a channel known for its powerful and often unpredictable currents. This is a challenging dive for experienced divers only, but it offers pristine reefs and a high chance of seeing sharks and other large pelagics.

Ginnie Springs is a world-famous freshwater spring system, known for its incredible, gin-clear visibility. Divers can explore the main spring basin and the entrance to a large cavern system, making for a beautiful and unique dive.

Ginnie Springs is a world-famous freshwater spring system, known for its incredible, gin-clear visibility. Divers can explore the main spring basin and the entrance to a large cavern system, making for a beautiful and unique dive.

Glover's Reef is the southernmost of Belize's three atolls and a UNESCO World Heritage site. It's the least visited, offering pristine, uncrowded diving on spectacular walls and patch reefs teeming with life.

God's Pocket Provincial Park is a legendary cold-water diving destination. The nutrient-rich waters support an incredible density of life, with walls that are completely carpeted in a kaleidoscope of colorful invertebrates.

God's Pocket Provincial Park is a legendary cold-water diving destination. The nutrient-rich waters support an incredible density of life, with walls that are completely carpeted in a kaleidoscope of colorful invertebrates.

God's Pocket Provincial Park is a legendary cold-water diving destination. The nutrient-rich waters support an incredible density of life, with walls that are completely carpeted in a kaleidoscope of colorful invertebrates.

Golden Passage is a drift dive through the channel between Komodo Island and Gili Lawa Darat. The channel floor is covered with a pristine hard coral garden and is teeming with fish life, including large schools of sweetlips and snappers.

Goofnuw Channel is the go-to spot for manta ray encounters during the summer months, which is their mating season. Divers can witness incredible courtship displays and long chains of mantas gliding through the channel.

Gordo Banks is a deep, offshore seamount that is the premier big animal dive in Cabo San Lucas. This challenging, blue-water dive offers the best chance to see schooling hammerhead sharks, manta rays, and even marlin.

Gordo Banks is a deep, offshore seamount that is the premier big animal dive in Cabo San Lucas. This challenging, blue-water dive offers the best chance to see schooling hammerhead sharks, manta rays, and even marlin.

Gordon Reef is easily identified by the large freighter, the Loullia, which is wrecked on its northern end. The dive site features a beautiful sloping reef, a sandy bowl known as the 'amphitheater', and a point where sharks are often spotted.

Often described as 'the washing machine' due to its strong currents, Gordon Rocks is a world-famous site for advanced divers. It's a submerged volcanic crater and one of the best places in the Galapagos to see large schools of scalloped hammerheads.

Gordon's Mooring is a popular dive site on Flynn Reef in the Great Barrier Reef, known for its stunning hard coral formations and resident turtles. It's a very easy and beautiful dive, perfect for all levels.

Gorgone One is a beautiful dive site named for its large and beautiful gorgonian sea fans. It's a great spot for an easy, scenic dive, and also a good place to find macro life like nudibranchs and frogfish.

Gorgonian Forest at Layang-Layang is a breathtaking deep wall dive. As divers descend, the wall becomes completely covered in a dense forest of enormous and intricate gorgonian sea fans, some several meters across. It's a spectacular sight in the clear blue water.

Gorontalo is an off-the-beaten-path destination in Sulawesi that offers incredible diving diversity. It's famous for its unique, contorted Salvador Dali sponges, seasonal whale shark sightings, and fantastic muck diving right in the main harbor.

The Gosei Maru is a Japanese submarine tender that sits on a steep slope. Its cargo holds are full of fascinating artifacts, including torpedoes, medical supplies, and galley equipment, making it a favorite among photographers.

Gota Kebir is a large reef in the St. Johns complex with a beautiful wall and an interesting tunnel that cuts through the reef. The reef is very healthy, with a good chance of seeing sharks and large Napoleon wrasse.