Dive Sites

Gota Sharm is a large submerged reef near Hurghada that offers a beautiful wall and pinnacle dive. The site is known for its excellent coral health and a high density of fish life, including schools of bannerfish and goatfish.

Gota Sharm is a large submerged reef near Hurghada that offers a beautiful wall and pinnacle dive. The site is known for its excellent coral health and a high density of fish life, including schools of bannerfish and goatfish.

Gota Soghayar ('Small Reef') is a beautiful wall dive in the St. Johns area. The wall is full of overhangs and crevices that are decorated with colorful soft corals. It's a great spot to look for moray eels and macro life.

Gota Soghayar ('Small Reef') is a beautiful wall dive in the St. Johns area. The wall is full of overhangs and crevices that are decorated with colorful soft corals. It's a great spot to look for moray eels and macro life.

Gotham City is a pinnacle in the Bligh Water named for the huge school of friendly batfish that call it home. These curious fish often follow divers around the beautiful, coral-covered pinnacle.

Located near Gili Banta, GPS Point is a submerged pinnacle known for its wild currents and big fish action. It's a challenging, deep dive that attracts schooling dogtooth tuna, grey reef sharks, and sometimes even hammerheads. A true adrenaline rush for advanced divers.

Gran Canaria offers some of the most varied diving in the Canaries. It has several excellent marine reserves, like El Cabrón, which are teeming with life, as well as a large number of fantastic artificial reef wrecks.

Gran Cenote is one of the most popular cenotes for both divers and snorkelers. The crystal-clear water and large, open caverns are beautifully decorated with stalactites, and the sunlight creates stunning light effects. Freshwater turtles are also resident here.

The premier dive site of the Namena Marine Reserve, Grand Central Station is a current-swept point that is buzzing with life. Divers hook in to watch the incredible spectacle of schooling sharks, barracuda, jacks, and tuna.

Named after New York's famous train station, Grand Central Station is a dive site in the Solomon Islands renowned for its sheer density and variety of fish. The corner of the reef is swept by currents, attracting an incredible biomass of marine life.

Grand Mal Wall is a beautiful drift dive along a sloping wall. The reef is very healthy, with large barrel sponges and pristine hard corals. It's a great spot to see turtles, moray eels, and a huge variety of reef fish.

The waters off North Carolina's Outer Banks are known as the 'Graveyard of the Atlantic' for the thousands of ships sunk here, many by German U-boats in WWII. It's a world-class destination for wreck diving and is a major aggregation site for sand tiger sharks.

The waters off North Carolina's Outer Banks are known as the 'Graveyard of the Atlantic' for the thousands of ships sunk here, many by German U-boats in WWII. It's a world-class destination for wreck diving and is a major aggregation site for sand tiger sharks.

The Great Astrolabe Reef, surrounding the island of Kadavu, is one of the largest barrier reefs in the world. It remains largely undeveloped and pristine, offering incredible diving through channels and passages, with a resident population of manta rays.

The Great Blue Hole is a giant marine sinkhole and one of the most recognizable dive sites on Earth. This deep dive is not about coral or fish, but about the geological wonder of descending past massive stalactites in a submerged, ancient cavern.

The cold, fresh water of the North American Great Lakes has perfectly preserved thousands of historic shipwrecks, from 19th-century schooners to massive modern freighters. This is a world-class destination for cold-water wreck diving.

The Great White Wall is a unique and world-famous dive site on Rainbow Reef. The dive starts with a swim-through a tunnel that opens out onto a deep wall that is completely covered in a blanket of glowing white soft corals.

Green Bay is the most popular beginner and training site in Cyprus. It's a very easy shore dive with a collection of sunken statues. It is also a fantastic and reliable spot for seeing green and loggerhead turtles.

Green Rock is an adventurous dive site known for its labyrinth of swim-throughs, caves, and canyons formed by large granite boulders. It's a fun site to explore, but divers need to be wary of the resident triggerfish, which can be aggressive.

The world's first underwater sculpture park, created by artist Jason deCaires Taylor. It features a collection of concrete sculptures, including the famous 'Vicissitudes' circle of children. The sculptures have become a thriving artificial reef.

The Blue Grotto of Ustica is a beautiful cavern dive. Sunlight filters through the entrance, filling the cavern with a stunning blue light. The walls of the cave are covered in sponges and are home to thousands of tiny shrimp.

The Grotto of Nereo is the largest underwater sea cave in the Mediterranean. It's a vast and complex system of tunnels and caverns, offering an incredible adventure for cave-certified divers. Even the large, open entrances are spectacular.

Grüner See is a remarkable natural phenomenon. In winter, it's a small pond, but in spring, snowmelt floods the surrounding park, creating a temporary, crystal-clear lake where you can dive over benches, bridges, and hiking trails. (Note: Scuba diving is currently prohibited to protect the environment, but it remains a famous site).